Grant Harvey

So perhaps you could walk us through, like, how this is different and how it kind of works.

Like, for example, how is this different than, say, just putting all your docs into ChatGPT deep research?

Why would they want to choose this instead?

That's interesting.

Do you have an example of that, of something that you know off the top of your head?

Totally cool if you don't, but that's a really fascinating...

Yeah.

That's really interesting.

Yeah, I think about that in terms of, so, you know, like as a writer, right?

Like Corey and I can look at writing that, let's say, Chachapiti gives us, and we can assess whether or not it's good or bad.

And we can assess, you know, like subjectively, of course, but like we kind of know, okay, this is not what I intended with this, or I don't think this will go well with this audience.

You know, this doesn't match our style guide.

Sure, yeah.

Or, oh, wow, this was not what I was expecting, and therefore I'm surprised and impressed, and I get all the dopamine hits, and I'm like, I'm running with this.

And so it's really fascinating.

So basically what you're saying is the amount of experts that you had on the team were able to kind of instill that expertise into the agent so that the agent could then make those kind of decisions on its own, more or less, right?

I have a minor UX question.

So let's say, for example, I'm using this tool and I go out and I have it create, you know, I'm not a lawyer, so help me out with the example here if this doesn't work perfectly, like a brief on the case that I'm working on.

And I I get back a report from agent and I'm one of those like 10x lawyers, let's say, and I can kind of tell, OK, this is good.

This is good.