exactly what you're getting in every one tool call. But, what's the next thing you do? Well, the last thing I do to truly understand code is I run the code. So, what if every single thing you ran, every single function you ever wrote was immediately available And I'll pull this code over here. Was immediately available as a simple CLI command. So, if I run add, add becomes a CLI command that has A and B parameters attached to it. And I can just run it really quickly and see what happens. What if every single CLI tool I had could be packed into a live into CLI that's completely standalone. Multiply. That I can just run without ever having to actually execute any of the code. And it's now a total CLI binary that has functions just bundled in. Suddenly, we can build really quick tooling where agents don't have to go grep through what's happening. Everything is type safe, everything is deterministic, and everything is actually guessable. And the best part is imagine you could build on any system, and your agents don't have to worry about deployments across Windows, Mac, and Linux. And you can just target any layer you want, and it builds for any architecture, including WASM systems. All of a sudden, as an engineer, you're super charged. You're no longer bottlenecked by what you can do in the systems underneath you are preventing. You can just move very fast. You can move at agent speed.