Beth Lyons

You would need your counterparts in each of the companies.

And that I think is an interesting place where we're going is where we're like.

It's scalable to a certain point, but it could be that what you do is something like Scribd maybe is what it is and pickaxe and the kinds of things that have an interface.

where you could privatize some of the documents because it's per company.

And some of the documents could be common because that's your router IP.

And then you fix it in your sandbox.

GPT, and then you push it, but it doesn't have to get pushed to each, or you could choose that.

I mean, maybe the Salesforce model is kind of helpful.

I just, I know from being on the other side, right?

Like I'm not in Salesforce doing the code, but I do know from the other side of like, okay, everybody all hands on deck, right?

You know, what broke this time?

Right.

If I were going to predict the future, I would guess that at some point in the next year, people who do what you're doing...

will move to a different backend, right?

Because really what you're doing is you're coding

you're coding with English, but you're coding.

And I mean, you've got a router system, right?

Like you literally are coding handoff and save this in a, you know, like get the value and write the value to this and save the value until I tell you to rover, right?

It was something else.

You're just borrowing the interface of the chat GBT.