don't mean like Ruby on rails or anything like that. I mean, there has been it's been a it's been indicative any time I've gotten an SDK, it seems to be sort of this, I don't know, usually an interface strangely into a proprietary technology and rather strictly defined. Sort of like, well, this is exactly how we think you should interface with this this platform or this component. And should you want to do anything else with this component, you can't. So it's just kind of like in this very singular sort of box that that is open for you to use. But but only on certain terms. And I know that's not necessarily what an SDK is. I guess to some degree it is that I mean, it is it's a software development kit, right? So it's it's look, here's the here's the sandbox. But we only have but but the box is only this big. Like you can't go outside of the box because then you're outside of the SDK. So maybe I'm not being so unfair, but but yeah, I don't love the concept of SDKs lately, at least not (38/53)
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