the the basic gist of where we ended up was uh I started studying Peter Steinberger is whenever his agent, so his Open Claw, would have a problem using a service. So like Google Apps, like Google Sheets, Google Docs, Gmail, he would create a CLI for himself. And so Gog Gog CLI is made by Peter. And uh and then he would find something frustrating with something with something else. Like uh on Discord, there was no good CLI. There was an API, but there wasn't a good CLI. And so, he's like, "I'm going to make discrawl." And he would do this. And he would do this for himself selfishly, but because Peter is is incredible and uh lives in this open source for for the greater good of people, so he built something for himself and then he ships it open source to the world. And so, I had my agent start studying his patterns. And there were two very, very interesting So, so first, sorry, another thing is I ran last 30 days on Google's official CLI versus Peter's CLI. And I said, "Okay, which which one should I use? I should use Google's. It came out like 3 months after. They got to learn from Peter's." And last 30 days says, "You should use Peter's under all circumstances. It is much better than Google's." And so, I was like, "What? Why? How is this possible? Google got to look at Peter's." And so, I dug in. And there's there's a lot of things he's done, but there there were kind of two that really stuck out for me. So, one, everything that Peter does, he thinks of the power user. So, he's mindful of what is someone that is a power user going to do with this? Like, imagine an agent is a power user trying beating up something all the time. What are they going to do? And the second thing he does is about speed and token efficiency. And so, one of the things that pretty much all of Peter's CLIs do is it downloads everything and creates an SQLite database. So, for example, let's go with Discord.