And if not, how do you add in the right human workflow for approval and review, and the reprompting and so on? So just so many different design decisions, and you need somebody who can really think full-stack about that kind of product and is not overwhelmed by that kind of open-endedness, but relishes in it. Lenny Rachitsky: I was actually playing with it before we started chatting. I made a really cute startup CRM. Howie Liu: Oh, that's awesome. Lenny Rachitsky: Yeah, started talking Omni over here. It's like the colors are beautiful- Howie Liu: [inaudible 00:26:47]. Lenny Rachitsky: ... so that's what's standing out to me right now. Howie Liu: [inaudible 00:26:49] there is... Lenny Rachitsky: Yeah. Howie Liu: I will say just as a note, I consider myself at my core a product UX person. That's my passion. And everything else I've had to learn to run this company is almost like what was a necessary part of the journey. But my real passion is thinking about product UX. And I think of UX in a deeper sense than just the cosmetic design. What you could put into a framer kind of prototype. I think of it as literally what should this product do and how should it represent that and behave for the user? That is the product, in my opinion, right. And of course, then you have to figure out technically what's possible and how to implement it.
I made a really cute startup CRM.