Bryan McAnulty

And yeah, so it's kind of separating and getting the skill for yourself of learning where's the thing that the agent can just be working on for me versus the thing that I need to put more of my attention to.

Yeah, I think it's such a great way to work with it because it's not like, I'm not going to be more successful with using some kind of agent because I'm a better writer or something.

It's actually just because of the process of

figuring out, like you said, there might be things that you forgot to even mention that, oh, well, this is important.

I should say, I do have a very strong thought of like the way I want this to go, but I didn't mention that.

And so getting AI to figure that out.

So that way, whatever you tell it, it has the things you actually care about.

Because so many people I see say, okay, oh, AI didn't do what I want.

Look at this thing.

It's clearly bad here.

Well, did you tell it?

Did you say what you cared about in that instance?

And so if you can be able to communicate those things ahead of time because the AI helped ask you, then you'll end up with a much better result.

Yeah, thanks.

Great talking with you.

I completely agree.

This is, you gotta just build things.

Nobody knows what they're talking about.

This is all brand new, okay?

Who's to say that anyone who's built any kind of agent product, that that's really the best way to go going forward.