Dan Shipper

Yeah, I just, we just have a little conversation about this thing and I'm like, Hey, like, okay, I highlighted this, like throw it in my book notes and it's like, great.

I love that.

That's so cool.

I think that the other big category is just seeing it do something you didn't expect.

So Brandon, who's our COO, he was doing his email and had to run.

So he was like, hey – to his claw, he was like, hey –

can you just call me so we can do my email while I'm walking?

And it called him, and he was like, that's crazy.

How?

How did it do that?

I don't know exactly.

I mean, it used one of the easily available APIs to probably use Twilio or something like that, and it already had access to his email, and it had his credit card, so it just did it.

That's really interesting.

And where are you keeping the tasks?

Are you using an actual task manager or is it just like keeping them in Markdown or something?

A lot of the accounts, you actually just make an API key or you sign in with OAuth.

And different people have different levels of comfort.

I know a lot of people who have a separate email address and all that kind of stuff.

I'm a little more like I give it access to not all my accounts.

It doesn't have access to my bank account or anything like that.