IDE

“Somewhere where I disagree with him is that you need to own the IDE. I think like he made kind of some good points about, you know, not having platform risk in the long term, but some of the, you know, features that were mentioned, like suggesting diffs, for e…”

“The second one are IDEs, because you're talking about actually the virtualizing the actual runtime environment you are in to actually build apps on top of it, which requires sophisticated capabilities, a lot, you know, access to, you know, a good amount of com…”

“One of the really beautiful parts about our product that is very different than a chat GPT is we can not only see if the acceptance happened, but if something more than the acceptance happened and it happened even more than that, right? Like, let's say you acc…”

“If every browser in the world doesn't have this experience in the future, I'd be surprised if every IDE in the future doesn't have the ability to like, here, let me just show the model what's happening here, share my screen, talk to it live. Like, I think that…”

“I think in the future, at some point, my guess is that the IDE is going to become less of the focal point and more like an app that you can launch when you need to dig in deeper, but you spend most of your time away from it. So maybe 80% of your time is in a w…”

“Our take is that it is very unlikely that the optimal UI or the optimal interaction pattern for this new software development where humans spend much less time writing code. I think it's very unlikely that that optimal interaction pattern will be found by iter…”

“The cost when you are local first and your typical consumer is on a free plan or a Like, 20 dollar a month paid plan limits the amount of high quality inference you can do, and the scale or volume of inference you can do per, like, outcome.”

“Everyone expects these you know, agentic systems to perform at the level of a human, right? Because that's what they're always going to compare them to. But in a lot of cases, they'll have these agents just in the IDE. And that's like the equivalent of onboard…”

“What's changing with agents is as they gain more and more autonomy, We'll be asked to turn this autonomy into productivity, and the only way we can do that is by doing multiple things in parallel, as we've shown. The moment you do multiple things in parallel, …”

“So what it's going to be is it's going to be your agent orchestration dashboard. It's you're going to walk in in the morning and be like, yo, so how's it going to do, right? It's like, oh, that one's still running. That one's running a tool. That one needs my …”

“If you're still using an IDE to develop code by January first. You're a bad engineer.”

“Coding has worked so well that we now have to rebuild the IDE, right? I mean, it's kind of nuts to see what we launched is like, oh my God, I have these hundred agent sessions. I, the cognitive load, it transfers back to me as a human is so excessive that now …”