And so, I mean, I definitely don't think that... a chat window in the editor it's the best way um and so as we experiment and try to figure out like is it just like copilot inline completions or prompts or i don't know um maintaining that flexibility around the features that we have it is more important than ever i

haven't actually thought about this so i'm just kind of flying off the seat of my pants right now but i think NeoVim has developed a earned reputation of not being afraid to try new things and to kind of push the...

We were talking about the terminal stuff specifically earlier, and I think this is certainly true there.

where we're willing to kind of be a little bit on the frontier of new features and things that are happening in a broader ecosystem.

And I think as text editing, as it were, continues to evolve, I think it's probably true that NeoVim as a project will look for ways to adapt.

And I don't want to say stay relevant because I don't think relevance is really what we're aiming for.

It's more about how do we stay useful for people that want to use NeoVim, for our users, which includes us, right? We all use NeoVim ourselves.

What if I'm using Kitty?