Lenny Rachitsky: And I find with these sorts of things, when you do them, when you talk to customers, you have them show how they use the product. You always like, "Why have I not done this more often? What am I thinking?" It's just so mind-blowing usually. Guillermo Rauch: Yes. Lenny Rachitsky: I want to talk about limitations of v0 at this point. So what should people know about just what v0 can't do? If you have an existing code base, can you plug it in and start doing stuff? Or is that coming? What else should people know? Just like, "Okay, it's not going to do this yet. But- " Guillermo Rauch: Yeah, you can import code bases through zip files and Git is coming very soon. It can do full stack development, it can connect to APIs. In the next couple of days, maybe even before this podcast is out, we'll have these very tight integrations so that if you need a database, or if you need an AI model, or if the AI decides it needs that, it'll just seamlessly install it from the Vercel marketplace. And the Vercel marketplace has already curated some of the best infrastructure products in the world to store data, to search data, et cetera. So it's going to make the product even more powerful. I'll say again, I did that exercise, and I do that exercise every day of I have a wild idea and try to see if it can come to life. It's very powerful so far. AIs are still very much a work in progress. They can make mistakes. We have it as a little disclaimer underneath the input. You will find errors, our fitness function. And we've seen such a strong correlation between user love and retention.
In the next couple of days, maybe even before this podcast is out, we'll have these very tight integrations so that if you need a database, or if you need an AI model, or if the AI decides it needs that, it'll just seamlessly install it from the Vercel marketplace.