We built an agent agnostic meta harness called Polygraph. Okay, let me show you what it does and how it fixes the issues we just discussed. The first idea that we uh arrived at is that if a GitHub user, any user, has access to thousands of repos, some of them they own, many of them are open source, we can analyze them and extract a lot of metadata out of them to build unified dependency graph. Uh no line of code changes in those repos, that all happens kind of on a side, right? And then we can get this metadata and feed it to the meta harness and create an illusion of one big code base the agent can read and write anywhere. This is my personal graph. I want to have about 300 repos I own, right? And thousands of open source repos my projects depend on. Polygraph computes what each one produces, each repo, each project in each repo, what each project in each repo consumes package-wise, what API they produce and consume, and lots of other stuff, right? And this stitches this together uh into this like one big body of code