This is a classic "acquire and lock-in" strategy. We've seen it many times - big company acquires a popular tool, then forces users into their ecosystem. The w

This is a classic "acquire and lock-in" strategy. We've seen it many times - big company acquires a popular tool, then forces users into their ecosystem. The worst part is killing the integrations. That's exactly what made the tool valuable in the first place. As someone building AI tools, this is a reminder: always have export options and avoid vendor lock-in. Your users will thank you.