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And then I would like maybe like kick off different prompts asynchronously.

But now I can actually have a routine that actually generates, you know, these prompts for me.

So it's almost like the level of abstraction keeps pulling up a little bit.

And so I would, yeah, I wish I had a crystal ball to see what this is going to look like.

It'll be fun actually for you and me to revisit a year from now.

Yeah, so routines is like how you can, like, so if you remember, I was trying about my, what I used to do is always like, you know, wake up with my morning cup of coffee and hey, look at through this Slack channel for me.

But then now like I have a routine that I set to run every morning at a certain time to say, hey.

Mm hmm.

That's right.

But then it's able to actually go and kick off agents on your behalf.

And so that's because like, that's what like, you know, even, you know, before it would be, oh, you could like, yeah, do a cron job to automate like, but now it's, hey, look at these feedback.

And then if you're seeing some of these bugs that what are some polish fixes that you might be able to knock out, and then it would like, oh, kick off, and then I wake up and I ended up

having PRs that I could review versus before, which is still more of a kind of different agents.

And then it's still, I'm still thinking about, okay, now what do I do with this information?

So it's like that higher level abstraction of, okay, now how can I actually write a routine that also basically does prompts for me for spawning different agents?

So I think we'll move more towards that kind of like asynchronous style of working.

And then it's even like then giving even more autonomy at some point of it.

You know what?

Like go for it.

Like for example, a verification is really good.