Andy Halliday

And, you know, you could play with the buttons and push around and, you know, I explained to her how we, how I built it and stuff like that.

So

I think I'm going to demonstrate that just because it's fun and I think it's part of some of these tools.

I've also, before we get into the news, Andy, I've been putting together a training video internally for scale that I've decided to do.

And I started with Clogged Code, and then I moved into Codex, and then I went into AI Studio, and then Perplexity Computer with a bunch of demos I've built out all the time.

So now these poor souls at scale are about to get

about a 30-minute video from me, but I'm going to show them.

I created zip files that are quick starts for Codex and CloggedCowork.

So I said code, but cowork for my coworkers, no pun intended, where you just give it the zip file and it says, hey, I'm CloggedCode and here's what we need to do.

So it's a little bit kinder, gentler, not that they're bad and they are, but I think there's a little bit

to be desired in terms of when you just first start, like what am I supposed to do here?

And so what I did was I created scaled versions of like quick start guides that they just give it a zip file.

And it's like, here's what you should do first.

And then it's got a couple of basic skills.

Like I have a really nice one actually that's running in cloud code that works beautifully, but it's reading my emails and bringing back action items, but it keeps it an updated ledger and goes when I check things off simple, but actually,

I ran it this morning and checked it.

I was like, I found two emails that I'll be honest, had gotten a little buried.

And it's like, this is a high priority.

You have not responded back to so-and-so on this request for a client.

I was like, yeah, that's, that's true.