Paul Dix

that that's what the people want.

Like, you know, at this stage, like, you know, cloud code keeps adding more capabilities along the way.

Every single one of these agent programs keeps adding more capabilities.

So at some point it's like, you don't need to write your own tool because it just does that.

And you get to the state, I think you'll get to a point where

Essentially, you have a knowledge base within a company.

It could just be defined as markdown files.

And the knowledge base says, here's how you do these things.

And you can define processes.

You can define all these different things.

And that's consumable by agents.

It's consumable by humans.

But yeah, I think this year, a lot of people are going to be creating their own.

And there are going to be a bunch of startups trying to create stuff.

But I think within...

two or three years maybe a lot of that gets eaten by you know anthropic google and open yeah right hence the sass software apocalypse you know that's great happening well you gotta feel good as an infrastructure provider at this point right like influx tv that's infrastructure so you're yeah you guys are sitting pretty right uh i mean i feel good in the sense that you know

So much uncertainty.

I mean, I, I'm generally an optimist.

So, and I, like, I, I'm like, I'm just excited about all the stuff that's currently possible.

And I just like want more time to play around with these tools and kind of like create things.