for me or do whatever I >> Yeah, I mean I I get so frustrated when something doesn't have a CLI, but then I just build it for myself. So, I'll I'll give an example where I um try to figure out how to talk about this without without outing my my company that doesn't exist, but I want to generate a lot of AI videos from the command line while working on a different workflow. And OpenArt is one of my favorite places where you can just choose, okay, I want to use SeaDance, I want to use this video model, I want to use this image model. Find Nana Banana. It's just like they have access to all the great video models. I have an account and image models. And so I have a a Claude code skill that it's the goal is not to generate videos. It's an unrelated thing, but one of the outputs I want is a generated video with prompts that are automated. And so I was like, all right, "Op- OpenArt, do you have an API?" No. "OpenArt, do you have a CLI?" No. I was like, "All right, slash printing press, OpenArt." And so it built it. It found all the secret APIs uh by sniffing and it worked. And I use it every single day now. Like it's built into my workflows entirely agentically. I never have to go to openart.com anymore. It just literally downloads videos for me. Uh another one is is Suno. So for like making music. And you never have to go to suno.com again. You can just do it entirely through the CLI. And there is no API for Suno. So it just completely sniffed and found by the printing press. >> And uh these CLIs are Are they also on