Taylor Mullen

So we really try and play this game of spin up a lot of parallel activities, as many as you mentally can fathom.

And then wait for the notifications that are coming in saying, okay, this one needs some sort of human intervention.

This one needs some sort of human intervention.

Oh my gosh, that's a good question.

Okay, so my hot take on this is that I think that we are in this

mental growing period as like in tech and developer industry of how many things can you keep going mentally at the same time?

Right.

Because when you're, because for me, like I will roughly have like around seven to 10 separate things going simultaneously.

Yeah.

But it's like, they're just chugging, right?

They're chugging and they're going through it.

And then eventually they stop.

The question is, when you go back to the thing that stopped, you have to kind of context switch back into that state of, OK, what was I doing?

What do I care about?

Right.

Because one of the big things that we take very strongly is we want to make sure we have human eyes on every single change that goes in because.

Things need to be blessed.

It's very easy for AI to go off the rails, and we very much don't want to be blindly making changes and kind of shipping it to the world.

So first off, how we do this is we actually have things called policy files, and these policies allow the agents to do certain actions without approval.

And we really guard these.