Greg Isenberg

So it takes control of your computer, basically, in that sense, right?

If you allow it to take control.

That's so interesting, right?

Because I think where people stumble with tools like CoWork and Cloud Code is because you can do anything, of course that makes sense, making it a Google sheet.

But that's where it's so interesting that you really can treat it like a teammate in that sense.

Go and do this thing, the world is your oyster.

Whoa, what is happening right now?

And could it use like email, you know, let's say we wanted to send this to somebody, you know, finance team, like, can you, maybe we'll get into it later, but you know, with things like connections and MCPs, um, is that possible?

Yeah, I think it sounds so obvious in hindsight.

Like, of course, you have a phone with GPS.

Of course, right?

You're going to have things like Uber and DoorDash and stuff like that.

But I feel like, yes, you're right.

I think what I'm trying to figure out in my mind, like I'm watching this and I'm like, this is really cool, but I'm thinking about like, okay, you know,

how do I audit my entire company?

What are all the tasks that the company is doing?

How are they interacting with files?

And how are they using the internet?

And how are they sending things?

And then what are opportunities I can use to make my team and also my life more productive?