“I do think stability maybe matters more than like shipping velocity, arguably. Stability of the code base. And these companies that are like vibing real hard, they are putting out a lot of shit. And if what you want is the max features, like I want to be on the cutting edge. I just want all the functionality and I can handle some rough edges, then that's fine. But I don't think that's the business we're in at Less Annoying CRM.”

point? Yeah, I think probably. If I'm being honest, I think the biggest hurdle to that is cultural, not technical. But at the same time, I'm there's for a business like Lesson Wing CRM. I do think stability maybe matters more than like shipping velocity, arguably. This is another theme kind of connected to something else. Stability of the code base. Yeah. And these companies that are like vibing real hard, they are putting out a lot of shit. And if what you want is the max features, like I want to be on the cutting edge. I just want all the functionality and I can handle some rough edges, then that's fine. But I don't think that's the business we're in at Lesson Wing CRM. But yes, I think that I don't think the full thing can fully get replaced. Sorry. If the CRM tests a fix and we could probably have an LLM that's like, here's how you decide if it needs a human review or not. And it's like, if it's a simple front end change or whatever, like we could probably codify, here are the things that could be done automatically. But it's already like, I don't think it's like a huge game changer because the reality is before the dev was just telling their agent to do it. It's not like the dev was doing it by hand. It's…