Jaden Schaefer

He says that someone is going to build like one of the employees inside of a company builds one and then another team inside of the organization is going to like copy it and they modify it.

And then basically it just like spreads like wildfire inside of the organization.

So it's kind of interesting, right?

You I think you oftentimes hear people creating a tool and then it kind of gets out of the organization and another organization uses it or a template or some sort of resource.

And that's how a lot of these companies grow.

It's interesting to see that for them, it's like one person in a company uses it and they basically are.

kind of the person that spreads it to the whole organization.

He said that, you know, once someone like this starts building more agents, then suddenly the whole company becomes AI native.

That's a quote from him.

So I think right now, you know, that vision of putting AI into the hands of every employee is what they're trying to do.

trying to do.

And that's what drew Benchmark's general partner, Everett Randall, to them.

He's the one that kind of spearheaded the investment into them.

Randall also is new to Benchmark.

He joined it just in October.

He was at Kleiner Parkins before.

So, you know, Randall's been at a lot of these top VCs and he believes that, you know,

everyday workers should have a quote-unquote AI superpower.

So that's kind of, I think, why they made this investment here.

And of course, $50 million is a big lead.