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• Subtle drum and bass background music plays in the background (ease in ease out)
• Textwriter effect in the top-center shows prompts. (bottom-center sometime is covered by auto gen speech to text)

• Show conduit.design in black typography. and white background
• Voice-over: Today marks day1 one of conduit design. So let's get into it. Let's take a look at what conduit design can do for you.

Based on the search results, Jod AI is an MCP-based agentic AIOps platform that automates observability, monitoring, and debugging for cloud applications. It uses AI to analyze CloudWatch logs, identify issues, perform root cause analysis, and even generate pull requests to fix problems automatically.[1]

Your target users are DevOps engineers, SREs, platform engineers, and engineering teams who are drowning in observability data from logs, metrics, traces, and alerts. They're losing hundreds of developer hours monitoring dashboards and debugging issues at scale.[1]

1.5K weekly GitHub downloads

Go from blank canvas to polished screens—or edit existing designs—in seconds.

Conduit empowers every creative to direct AI-native design—fast, personal, and infinitely scalable.

• AI-generated visuals feel generic, converging on the same “Vercel-esque” look.
• Templates lock users into fixed aesthetics, stifling brand identity.
• Designers waste hours iterating on minor tweaks instead of ideating.

can we move everything that is in this branch to the front of the main branch.

I want the commits in main to remain the same. but I want all the commits in this branch e2e_spawn_server_test to be added to the front of the history.

the result should be that the current working dir and files in e2e_spawn_server_test should be what will be in main.

do you understand what I want?

Yes. You want to keep main’s existing history intact (no rewriting or squashing of its commits), but prepend all commits from branch e2e_spawn_server_test on top of main so that:

Yes, there are excellent terminal strategies to search and extract relevant parts from large log files without needing to read the entire file. Here are the most effective approaches:

grep is the primary tool for searching log files and can find specific patterns, errors, or keywords without loading the entire file into memory. Basic usage includes grep 'ERROR' logfile.txt to find all lines containing "ERROR", or grep -i 'error' logfile.txt for case-insensitive searches. You can search multiple files simultaneously with grep 'pattern' file1 file2 or search recursively through directories using grep -R 'ERROR' ..[1][2][3]

sed excels at extracting specific line ranges from large files. To extract lines 5 through 8, use sed -n '5,8p' somefile.txt, or for non-consecutive lines like 2, 4, and 6, use sed -n '2p;4p;6p' somefile.txt. For very large files, add a quit command after your last line number (e.g., sed -n '2p;4p;6p;7q') to stop processing early and save time.[4

Here are different Lorem Picsum URL examples demonstrating various features and options:[1]

• https://picsum.photos/200/300 - Random image 200×300 pixels[1]
• https://picsum.photos/200 - Random square image 200×200 pixels[1]

• https://picsum.photos/id/237/200/300 - Specific image (ID 237) at 200×300 pixels[1]

1. Grep the codebase for the export name (check for dynamic imports, string refs, config files)[1][2]
2. Only remove the export keyword - never delete the actual code (⚠️️ DO NOT REMOVE ANY CODE, ONLY export word. EXTREMLY IMPORTANT ⚠️️)
3. If unsure, skip it and move to the next one

Command: SET_JSX
Purpose: Import JSX structures directly into Figma as visual design elements