1. We have an excellent and consistently expanding team.

A team is always more effective than an individual, especially when dealing with complex and broad projects such as developing a programming language. Tact is not limited to just the compiler itself; it encompasses multiple tools, each of which must be regularly maintained to keep up with the latest language features and user feedback.

Managing all these components is significantly easier and more efficient with a larger team. Additionally, comprehensive code reviews, which are crucial in compiler development, become more manageable with more team members involved. Since we're developing a language intended for smart contracts, even a minor error can result in substantial financial losses. Therefore, we cannot simply introduce new features or modify existing functionalities without thorough validation and extensive testing. Multiple engineers carefully reviewing each change greatly reduce the risk of mistakes.

We have continuously hired new engineers to address weaknesses and expand our team's expertise and capabilities. Our team consists of skilled engineers with extensive knowledge in various fields, combining their expertise to strengthen our overall capability. This growth strategy will be instrumental in Tact's success. As evidenced by recent statistics, our productivity has significantly increased over the past few months. This month alone, we averaged merging five pull requests per day. This figure only includes the main Tact monorepo—comprising the compiler and documentation—and does not account for numerous additional tools.