Corey Knowles

Choose a project when what you need is a predictable outcome every time.

Repeatable workflows where control, transparency matter.

And the benefit is that if needed...

The steps are right there.

Your instructions are right there.

It can be updated quickly on the fly.

If you're like, this isn't working, you can go in and make tweaks as you go really easily without having to log into some other software and pull up a node where you have to go in and make changes.

This is very much a, yeah, I need it to be mostly consistent, but occasionally I'm going to tweak that.

And if that's the case, that's where this is good.

If you're going to have to regularly swap out example documents, if, say, you know that we change how we do reports every 30 days here or something, if that's the case, a project is probably right for you because you can go in, pull one out, drop another in, you're out 20 seconds of your day.

But when that's not the case...

We'll go to agents and let Grant talk a little more about those.

One week really soon, we're going to do that in a podcast because I think that is a really cool unlock that puts, you know, low-code agents in the hands of everyone.

Like, it seems like such a smart direction to go.

And, like, you know, to have it be able to even, you know, kind of walk you through what you do still need to go in and fill out manually, you know, that's such a powerful thing.

Powerful tool to just have at your fingertips.

Something that you would have had to go to, you know, hire an engineering firm or something four years ago.

You can stumble through on your own good enough now.

I'm going to go grab a slice.

You keep working.