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...low code, but from my view, low code is like Python.
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...code. It's able to make recommendations, it can edit your settings, it kind of knows about itself, so it can help with that. A few tips that generally I find pretty useful. So number one is just use the most capable model. Currently that's Opus 4.6.
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...code. It will it will interpret it better than your English or Spanish or whatever language that you use, in these tools. So that's the third way. You're like, okay, now I'm even more deliberate. I'm not even going as wide as like giving it vague con
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...no code became a thing. Absolutely. And I think that's adjacent, but that's not exactly what we're doing. Because with low code no code, you're, you're building on sort of their IP. Right? Like, you're not building an open source, and you're building
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...Versus code, and it sort of interacts with all these services that otherwise the developer would have had to have the cognitive overload of having to, you know, figure out for himself and leave his developer environment to to essentially do what the
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...a Versus Code extension and a coding agent, MCP kind of lets it function as this everything agent where it can connect to, you know, whatever services and things like that. And that's really a a side effect of of having very general prompts just in t
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...models. Code is one of the, like, most obvious things because it's very easy to resonate with if you're an engineer. And so that's led to a lot of the players in the space really focusing on coding in particular and on, like, solo developers or build
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...And for quad code we inverted that. We said the product is the model, We wanna expose it. We wanna put the minimal scaffolding around it, give it the minimal set of tools. So it can do the things. It can decide which tools to run. It can decide in wh
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...code. Maybe it'll take them a week instead of, like, two days with Claude Code. But how much does this actually
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...also code and diffs. Right? Because if you're gonna put your IDE away, you actually do have to look at the diffs. Now I'm gonna tell you that once you get some expertise at this, you can actually tell from the shape of the diffs and the color of the
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...coded when she was nine. But that that's awesome. Right? I don't know. That's amazing. That's a a way for people to express themselves in a way that they couldn't before you did your your linguistics project. That's that's fun and interesting. But, y
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...low code, but from my view, low code is like Python. It's like the scripting language. And the M is low code. So we kind of had to bridge that gap. And it was in a way like a bit irreconcilable until AI came out, and it's very, very clearly, like, wh
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...code. To get started, just go to bolt.new. Tell their AI what you wanna build in plain English, and boom, you're on your way. You can use bolt.new to design a stunning world class landing page for your company, upgrade your CRM, build a consumer faci
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...deeply as you progress versus just kinda like thinking in this design space and just guiding it at this, macro level, which I think, is another way of thinking about the programming process. Also, we should say that cloud code,
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...low code. Who even says that word anymore? Like, we're not allowed to even mention it. And it's because it's always the same thing, which is, yes, if all you're doing is a very straightforward app that looks like all the other straightforward apps wi
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