Ajay Kulkarni

100%.

I think agents will be in everything.

Because I think it is someone helping you use the thing that you're using.

And I mean, you may not have an agent inside the database itself, but you probably have an agent inside the system that's running the database.

That's one thing we're exploring right now on Tiger Cloud is having agents that help you.

No, but it is totally right.

I think, again, it's not replacing the human.

It is the human doing the thing they need to do, but now they're doing it through an agent.

And so now you're saying, okay, the job to be done is still the same, but the thing doing the job is different.

And so it's going to need different things than what the human needed.

Yeah.

I mean, I think I think like some places we're looking at is like, you know, what are some of the menial tasks in a database that you don't really want to do?

Right.

OK, cool.

Like maybe you start there.

Right.

But also, what are some tasks that you can't do?

You know, maybe an agent can because agents aren't limited by time and space.

You know, they can easily paralyze and run things and shut them down.

Yeah, I mean, the CLI, I mean, I think CLIs have been useful for, they've been a thing for a long time, right?