Max Junestrand

And to me, there's a perceived split, at least from my vantage point, which is that Anthropic is going more enterprise and OpenAI is going more B2C.

and we're an enterprise class type of system, thus we should benefit more from their models.

So basically that you're continuously running tasks at all times.

Continuously, 24 hours a day.

Exactly.

For what it's worth, I don't think that we're there yet when we have tasks that take that much time to run.

We don't have any task in Agora that would take 12 hours to run yet.

But when you can put the models in loops and it gets better and better and better, the more loops it takes, then you can for sure allow that.

I do think that we're going to move into a world where we start a lot of things as we go to bed and we wake up in the morning and it's done.

For sure.

I think I already started doing that with deep research when that came out for the first time.

And it would take 25, 30 minutes to run.

It was so cool.

But you so quickly get used to our new shiny toys.

So one of the things that's very impressive with Cloud Code, and do they call the new thing co-worker?

Yeah, co-work.

Co-work is maybe not so much about that tool itself, but about the paradigm that it has shown is useful and the right thing to go directionally.

And the more we were working with Cloud Code and Cursor in our engineering team, the more we just thought, hey, let's apply the same principles to the way that Legora works.

Basically having the Legora agent access all the other tools available in our ecosystem, as well as any MCP servers that the client brings, and then basically kind of letting it roam.

And you just give it this, again, overarching task.