Kevin Rose

Okay.

I use a service called, uh, trigger.dev and,

And so I like trigger.dev because what it does is it allows me to create these functions, and they're all TypeScript.

that live in the cloud and that they are fired off either when I call them from my app or at a certain cadence.

And so there are these orchestrators that will go in here.

You can see the expansion orchestrator.

That's when it wants to go in and expand a story and actually see, you know, more, more information about it.

You can see clustering different things here.

Here's my fire crawler.

Here's my Gemini.

Here's my framely.

So anytime I fire something off to be enriched, uh,

I actually create this new little micro instance that goes out and runs on its own.

You can see here the ones that are executing.

See the little spinners here?

So these are all kind of running in real time.

And then you can see the compute charge to go off and execute these and how many milliseconds they took.

Now, the thing that's interesting here is you actually get to see the whole chain in which everything went down here.

So you can see, okay, I was looking to kind of resolve a story ID, locked in candidates.

I got one picture, one summary.