Taylor Mullen

This does that.

But then it also, for any clarifying point, it tries to give you detailed descriptions and questions for how you can make the right choices to make sure plans now and for the future go in the right direction.

So it's like, for instance, it's like, who are the primary audiences of this?

I think this one is actually having, I was building a tool to make it so it would curate my emails and my chat messages.

So I didn't have to respond to everything.

This is, this is the purpose.

God, I love that.

Yeah.

It's like, I think it called it an executive assistant, which is kind of hilarious.

Yeah.

I mean, I, I,

Yeah.

This is like, can you clone yourself and can you make it so like your day-to-day is faster?

This is like, I was trying to go for the Holy Grail and I got a little bit of it here, which is pretty sweet.

And so it's like, who are the primary audiences?

And it asks like, hey, is it executives, engineers, general power users?

And it asks all these questions and eventually it comes down to this product guide, like for a product of what I'm trying to build.

The thing goes a little bit deeper.

It's like, okay, like what are like, like what are some of the details of how this should behave?

And it asks me more questions.