to be direct, there's really nothing for you to do — it's a branding issue. if i were to link graphite to any of the devs i know that are actually interested in improving their development workflow, they would immediately close out after one look at the landing page. they have zero interest in AI and certainly won't pay for it to be shoved down their throats. graphite is now perceived as an AI company first, not a developer company.
you state that users don't 'have to use ANY of our AI features' — does that mean you have an opt-out toggle that fully hides any mention of it (e.g. in your 'AI-powered PR page')? if so, how long will that stick around? how long will your core products remain unsullied once your investors start to pressure you to push AI more? these sort of concerns around long term direction keep myself and others from adopting graphite.
you state that users don't 'have to use ANY of our AI features' — does that mean you have an opt-out toggle that fully hides any mention of it (e.g. in your 'AI-powered PR page')? if so, how long will that stick around? how long will your core products remain unsullied once your investors start to pressure you to push AI more? these sort of concerns around long term direction keep myself and others from adopting graphite.