Q Um, how, how do you see that in the future? Like, do you see a lot of Cody's running together at the same time? Like, how do you, how do you validate also that they're not messing each other up as they make changes in, in the code? And maybe what are the limitations today, and what do you think about where the attack is going?
A I want to start with a little history and then I'm going to turn it over to beyond. All right. So we actually had this feature in the very first launch back in June, Dominic wrote it. It was called non-stop Cody and you could have multiple, uh, basically LLM requests in parallel modifying your source file. And he wrote a bunch of codes to handle all of the diffing logic. And you could see the regions of code that the LLM was going to change. Right. And, uh, and he was showing me demos of it and it just felt like it was just a little before its time. You know? But, ah, a bunch of that stuff, that scaffolding was able to be reused for, ah, for where, where inline sitting today. Where would you, where, how would you characterize it today?
AI assessment note: “we actually had this feature in the very first launch back in June”