Alex Wiltschko

and pre-draft outreach messages.

But then it can basically compose a fragment of a view within the ChatGPT interface.

So you can actually see Airtable, but kind of a part of the interface.

So it's not completely headless.

It's almost like you get to pull out pieces of its face at the right time on demand.

And I think that's a really important UX form factor.

Yeah, I think both are going to be really important experiences.

And obviously, we have great smaller and faster models, like the mini surveys, that are great for more synchronous interactions.

And within Airtable, if you go to Airtable or you use ChatGPT with one of the smaller models, you get that faster, almost more real-time experience.

But I do think a really important class of work that will come to dominate every frontier company, or company trying to reinvent themselves to be frontier,

is figuring out how to operate in this new modality.

It's like the best developers today don't go and sit there in front of their IDE and synchronously talk to the agent.

You have 30 separate branches that are each being worked on by a different agent.

And you can have the agents continue to update the branch based on human and other agent feedback.

So you can have comments back or run tests, et cetera.

And I think this whole idea of like, look, it's going to take like hours for that entire loop to complete, right?

Like agent pushes some changes.

The changes get feedback from other agents or humans.

Agent responds to that.

Like that whole loop could be hours, not just like minutes.