Beth Lyons

Because what I was seeing was the people attributing the sell-off more to co-work plug-ins, specifically the contractor review plug-in, like, boom, wiped out a bunch of things.

And it's interesting because Dan Shipper and Every.to talked about a tool that they had developed in-house.

a couple months ago, and that they were considering releasing, but I haven't heard them say anything about it anymore.

But it was this.

It was this plugin.

It was the idea of if you are a company that has the same contract template,

that you deliver to each client and just gets small modifications each time.

You don't need your full lawyer to do that.

Your full lawyer created the contract and now you can use something to review that and flag

the individual pieces.

So I think that's really interesting.

They did a live yesterday afternoon that's up.

I can link to it in the community if we want.

But basically, they had access to both models a couple days before.

I felt jealous, but also Dan Shepard said he hadn't slept in two days.

So

Like really wished we had that.

And also thank you, I guess is what we're saying.

But their take was that they felt that Opus 4.6 became a little bit more like Codex, was able to think a little bit longer.

It was able to do autonomously, hold the path a little bit longer and get a little further.