I have a suggestion for ground rules as far tooling is concerned. 1. If it requires a GUI, at any stage at all, it's broken. 2. Unless it's controllable throu

I have a suggestion for ground rules as far tooling is concerned. 1. If it requires a GUI, at any stage at all, it's broken. 2. Unless it's controllable through scripting, it's unfit for purpose. 3. If it doesn't support real-time observability and control via an API, it's useless. This space doesn't need any more "products". We need a good suite of composable tools, not more C-suite bingo sheets.