That seems like an apt metaphor for TW, if the guards were the ones who got you into the mess in the first place, of course

Reading a little deeper, they seem to see that graphql’s ability to aggregate data products and their schemas is useful as support in LLM applications. The key term is “data products”; they don’t seem to be hyping it as the magical enterprise cross-system federated API gateway, instead as a structured/LLM-ingestible DSL for data understanding and live retrieval across many datasources. Which makes sense IMO.

Yes, feedback loops? What feedback loops!