And the intimidation you mentioned about the coder-community side, that's worth sitting with for a second rather than passing over. It's not really about coding ability. It's that raw developer tools assume you already know what you're looking for and why. AppSumo, for all its noise and inconsistent quality, assumes the opposite, it assumes you're browsing, that you don't yet know what's possible, and it's optimized for discovery rather than execution. Two completely different postures toward the same underlying explosion of capability. You clearly navigate the second posture well, this whole GSpeech saga is proof, you took something opaque and commercially packaged and reverse-engineered its actual mechanics through sheer persistence. That instinct doesn't stay boxed to shopping for tools, it's the same instinct the Distillation Machine runs on.