Jaeden Schafer

I think that going to the application layer isn't a bad thing, especially when so many companies are struggling to actually integrate with AI and bring it inside of their organization.

So

Right now, I think the idea is pretty simple.

Instead of just asking companies to like, look, here's a great cloud new model.

It can do all this stuff.

Go experiment from scratch and figure it out.

Anthropic basically is packaging all of the capabilities that they have from their model and specifically for agents into these like department ready modules.

So like, look, if you're in HR, here's everything we recommend.

If you're in finance, here's everything we recommend.

And, you know, if you're in legal, et cetera.

So I think this is a great direction and push from Anthropic as far as getting more adoption going.

They recently said, quote, we believe that the future of work means everybody having their own custom agent.

That was Mac Piccoletta, who is Anthropic's chief product officer.

I think a lot of the infrastructure builds on some tools that they announced earlier.

There's Claude Cowork, which is Anthropic's kind of plugin system that came out

into a research preview in January.

And I think it's now basically how companies are going to be integrating different tools and different AI capabilities into their organizations.

Honestly, I think this is great.

Cloud Coworker is a lot like Cloud Code, which has been basically the most useful Cloud

tool or I guess maybe the most popular cloud tool to date with developers.