“I was just texting someone about this yesterday. They were like, I can't believe no one's replaced GitHub yet. I'm like, you mean nobody's wanted to add free CI, free private repos, free project management, free discussions in a world where agents are spamming things 10 times more than this time six months ago? Yeah, no, nobody wants to play that ballgame right now unless you're doing it in a very specific niche.”

The metrics we like to track in the end will be things like commits per second, I think, for where we really want to get performant on clones, fetches, pushes, you know, hot path type of operations. We do a lot of benchmarking work. And I think when you're on, it's actually, you can think of it less about company size and more about projects in particular. We also have like a big belief in mono repos. We use one ourselves. We can support people that don't have monorepos, but that's like a really, a really big thing that's important for us. We dog food East River entirely. We use some of the underlying technology for ourselves. It's one of the biggest privileges every day that I have. And yeah, I'm trying to think of, I'm trying to think of what else to say on this. I mean, basically, yes, there is like people that will see the biggest upside with some of the investment we have are probably larger orgs with larger repos. Sure. But I would hesitate to go so far because if you're the right profile of like someone who's mid-size with the monorepo, then by all means, we could probably be a good fit. But one thing that I would say is true is almost the inverse. We're specifically not looking at the…