Dotta

And that's why that's where a lot of the secret sauce is.

That's where you're actually going to write your own skills.

And that's where because you're basically going to impart your own taste.

Like AI can do everything except know your values.

And so you actually have to become more aware of your values and find out how to communicate them back.

Not that many, actually.

So this would be the org.

It's actually a little hard to see here.

And yeah, I would say that it is growing all the time.

So we've got the CEO reporting to him would be a CMO, a UX designer and a CTO.

and I use different agents for different reasons.

I would say that the cursor coder and the clod coder would be my kind of workhorse.

They're using the Frontier models on my subscriptions.

Then I have a QA,

engineer who has both the clod browser installed as well as there is a skill called agent browser which is it basically gives your agent access to a web browser in a way that is a little bit faster than using chrome like if you've used chrome with clod code before i'm sure you've seen it like pops up a chrome window and like takes over your computer and if you click on it you mess it up and so

That's the QA.

I also have, I'm starting an evals engineer.

So evals would be basically just a way saying like, how do we start to kind of like, how do we do performance reviews on our agents and be able to go back and reflect on what they did?

Paperclip is going to be building tools where you can look at your past issues, look at the feedback that you've given your agents, and your agents will be able to learn from that.

If you find that you're giving the same feedback over and over, we're going to learn that and you won't have to make the same mistake twice.