Hello, world

Well, and I also think...

It's kind of magical because when I think of the beginning of computing, it's saying hello world.

That's what the first words a software developer will type into new programs.

Imagine if it was ahoy world.

And then what would be an example, I guess, of a tool for taking that input and formatting it so it could be used by

the model? So the Hello World tool that they always demonstrate is a weather tool because, you know, that's really easy.

Another one that I often do is a map tool because I can query the map APIs.

Well, Apple this year, as part of OS 27, gave us three tools.

And when he was at Bell Labs, he's the co-author of the original C book.

He's the one that popularized Hello World.

So yeah, this is a fantastic, and he's such a wonderful person to listen to, has a fantastic recounting of the early days, uh, bell labs and building, building seat.

Yeah.

I don't have to remember PowerShell commandlets.

I don't have to go and memorize the REST API or learn Python, which my best Python script was Hello World.

But this is the power that we're able to get out of these systems now, authentically, and be able to drive outcomes.

Now, dial that even further with agents and skills, so then I can define what good looks like in my environment.

And I think there are certain keywords and things within quotes that will actually become executable.

But this big, long paragraph here is essentially a Hello World program in Kill Switch.

I guess one of the ideas here, it got my mind working because if you made a language that had a bunch of keywords that triggers the cybersecurity alert of models, so let's say every variable just was like root or exploit or something like that.

Now, when you ask an AI to help you with that, it'll probably just refuse immediately.

So right now it's My Mac is selected.

So it's gonna run my app, this Hello World app that it bui- built for us here, on my Mac as a Mac app, which is kinda cool.

But I told you we're gonna start running it on an iPhone.

We're gonna build our app on an iPhone first.

It's going to actually launch another app.

This is the iOS simulator, and it ran our app.

There it is, Hello World.

Now, this is cooler than you think because not only did it go and run our Hello World app, but this is a full iPhone that can be simulated.