... one of your favorite demos.

Yeah, let's, let's dive in.

So, so this one kinda breaks it down into its smallest pieces.

Um, if you think of a grocery store and if you think of I have a function call, like get cart, if we remember programming, and you type in something like, "What's in my cart?" And that's how...

If you think of classification of regular text to functions.

Like, this is just demoing back if, if the previous demo didn't make enough sense.

Think of, like, plain English language mapped to a function name, and that's one of the core foundation- foundational pieces of what Jev does.

I was like, "I can watch all of these." [laughs]

So why don't you walk us through how you use those assets to help you code better?

Yeah.

So these diagrams are all generated from, I can share a prompt with however you want to share with the audience, that can walk through code base and generate diagrams based on user actions or user interactions, the events, the channels, whatever happens in your code to help the AI understand the flow and how the pieces are connected.

I think Windsurf recently came out with something called Codemaps, a similar concept, essentially preloading valuable context so that You have to remember that every time an AI starts, it has no memory, no idea of what's going on in your application.

And people try and set up lots of rules and all this stuff around it.

But they usually don't include a lot of how does my application work and how do the pieces fit? And so you get a lot of really bad edits because it doesn't understand if it modifies A, how does that impact B? So we want to preload a lot of that.

We can do that using diagrams.

going to close out and spend a little bit of time on your workflow for when you're doing more complex coding projects or features, how you keep those really high quality using some advanced techniques in, I think, in Cloud Code and Cursor.