David Carney

It is crazy though, like how fast those tools can let you move and the stuff they can do if left unchecked, you gotta be careful.

I think, you know, I guess comments on a couple of things you just said, like there's,

We've got some basic permissions with Aperture right now.

Users can only see their own stuff, for instance.

Admins can see the world.

We've got a lot of stuff to implement there.

Maybe we only want a team to be able to see logs within their team.

Maybe we only want a manager to see the team members.

There's all these different kinds of access models that we need to explore with customers on this.

And we are doing that.

So there's a lot of room for new features there.

But again, we're just trying to keep things simple at this point.

One of the neat hacks that we've done internally, and I really like this one, is that you can actually point a coding agent, because we have an API.

There's a whole bunch of endpoints inside of Aperture.

And one of the endpoints inside of your channel net is that you could actually get your own logs out of it.

So you can point a coding agent and say, oh, I want you to explore basically how you've worked in the past.

And so you can start to get these recursive, I guess, learning or feedback loops with a coding agent, like reviewing how it's worked in the past or reviewing its previous logs.

And I think you can unlock, I think there's a lot to unlock with that.

You know, we've just only started to scratch the surface.

But as yielded some really interesting insights for us as we've been digging into like, oh, how do these protocols work, for instance?