Dan Shipper

Yeah.

So the plus one link is, uh, let's, I'll just put it right in here.

Oh, if you've got it.

Yeah.

Go for it.

Yeah.

That should work.

Yep.

Um, so, uh, I'm just making sure that was right.

Okay.

So yeah, so that's, that's basically, that's basically how it works is.

It's a plugin, it's a philosophy, but it's also implemented in a plugin where there's four steps to it.

The first step is planning, where it takes into account all the best practices, all the stuff you've learned in building your product, all that kind of stuff.

It makes a really, really detailed plan.

Then you kick off your agents to work on it, and often you do that in parallel, so you have a bunch of agents all working in parallel.

then you review or assess what happens.

So you have tests and you maybe test it manually, you maybe have a fleet of agents do testing, and then you compound that learning.

So you take everything that you learned and push it back into the first step of the process and that's what makes it compounding.

I think

This is something we were on early.