Lately I have been thinking a lot about why many good ideas never get built, and it often comes down to barriers.

Most people I know want to create and experiment, but coding gets in the way. That is why @CodeXero_xyz feels important to me as infrastructure. It lowers the entry point so building is not limited to developers alone.

What I like is that it is still early, yet already very functional. You can describe what you want in simple language and see real outputs instead of empty promises. Being built on Sei also helps, since the environment is fast and responsive.

From my perspective, this is the kind of tool that quietly changes who gets to participate in Web3. When you remove technical friction, creativity shows up. More people try things. More ideas get tested.

I am watching CodeXero closely because platforms like this do not just add features. They expand the builder base, and that is how ecosystems actually grow over time.