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My design philosophy is that developer tools shouldn't just hide behind raw code snippets, they need a cinematic, brand-driven 'wow' factor to capture attention first. But the counter-argument is that developers want pure utility and clarity instantly
Where does the real conversion happen for AI developer tools: immersive brand experience or raw, code-first utility?
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