Corey Knowles

Bring you some efficiency too.

And score well on the International Math Olympiad.

Wow.

You know, there's something I've heard mentioned by a few people along the way.

a tendency to kind of over-engineer these products more than they almost have to be sometimes because more often than not, if there's the cadence with which new models, new features, new tools are dropping, I keep hearing that it's really easy to get caught in a loop trying to build something out that's actually going to be solved for you in 30 days or 60 days most likely.

Yeah.

Right.

Yeah, because if you think that, you know, if we're going to start a project today, we're going to plan it for two weeks.

Then we're going to go into an early development phase.

We're going to do this.

And before you know it, we've spent four months on a project that now could have been done in a half hour with a couple simple agentic workflows.

And I think that whole idea of building forward a bit is going to be really important to...

And you may get there early.

You know, that may be a thing sometimes.

You may get there early.

Yeah, but I think it'll keep a lot of people from wasting time and energy.

That's so awesome.

One thing I've been working on is I've been looking at this.

I've got this N8N workflow I'm looking at right now that's a template.

But it's pretty much a genuine personal assistant.