> Can we access the data store/our data outside of dark? Yes and no. You can easily put an API in front of it so that you can expose it however you like, downl

> Can we access the data store/our data outside of dark? Yes and no. You can easily put an API in front of it so that you can expose it however you like, download it, etc. But there isn't something like a postgres connection string. > What is the datastore build on top of? Is that proprietary? The goal with the datastore was that there is no impedance mismatch between values in the runtime and values in the datastore. The actual implementation is a thin layer over postgres. > Also, is there the option to use the raw Twilio API if we want or is the dark version the main one supported? Yes. That Twilio::sendText call is just a wrapped HTTP call, and under the hood it's pretty similar to how we called the Slack API in the video.