Greg Isenberg

If you have more skills, co-work, and you're asking it to do things related to those skills, co-work is more likely to use those skills.

So you might be able to get a better outcome out of co-work if you do some upfront work to actually create some skills.

Wow.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, that's good to know.

And, and, you know, what else do we need to know about cowork?

Cause I know there's, you know, there's, you know, extensions, there's their skills, like walk us through some of, is there anything else that, you know, we need to know in order to get the most out of, of the product?

You know, we're recording this.

What is it?

January 2026.

If we if we come back here in 12 months, it's January 2027, right?

How do you think people are going to be using CoWork?

I know you don't have a crystal ball exactly, but what sort of use cases and what does the product look like?

Describe the world in January 2027 with CoWork.

Okay, I like that feature.

I like that feature a lot.

It's a hard question.

It's sort of like the genie's out of the bottle and it's hard to predict where the genie's going to go.

So I believe that co-work is the gateway drug to cloud code.