Most of bloop's interface is search results, which are driven by the LLM and have highlighted line ranges and go-to-ref/def. Down the line, many other LLM power

Most of bloop's interface is search results, which are driven by the LLM and have highlighted line ranges and go-to-ref/def. Down the line, many other LLM powered tasks will need specialised interfaces too, like showing a diff or a git history tree. This is quite different from a GPT tool for most other jobs, and I think having granular control of the interface layer certainly helps us ship a better product. That's not to say everything needs to be an app. If the output is just conversational text, it can and probably will be some kind of 'Alexa skill' like plugin.