Dotta

But if you hooked it into something like OpenCode or were using like pure pay per token values, you'd get kind of real dollars here.

Okay, we've hired our video editor and let's check and see if he was given the skills.

Yeah, so there you go.

He has the re-motion best practices skills enabled.

Our CEO is still working on planning the video.

So we'll just let him kind of work.

no so yeah you you can yeah you can come in here to configuration and uh let's see oh where's oh let's see here i mean i hate to be that guy but no right here we got terminate you can terminate yeah okay well don't don't do it but you know he hasn't a chance yeah yeah give him a shot give him give him a 30-day cure period at least

Right.

Yeah.

So some of the other things that you can do with paperclip is this idea of shareable companies.

So let me take a step back, which would be it is not that clear how to structure your company in a way that operates really cleanly and creates good results.

Right.

Everybody who's sort of tried to one shot a new startup with AI, you realize like it's super fun for the first half an hour and then it just kind of falls apart.

There are a lot of new patterns that are coming out around like agentic design patterns.

OpenAI has a blog post where they call it harness engineering.

But it's just a fancy way of saying like ways to have your agents interact with one another that will help you get better results than just trying to quote unquote one shot results.

So these patterns are still being developed.

I would admit that I'm even learning them as I go.

A really basic one would just be like having a process within your organization where after the engineer creates something, he asks QA to QA it.

This is especially important for marketing.