Zach Lloyd

You're sitting there, you're telling an agent what to do.

You're like, hey, write this code for me.

Help me understand this production problem.

And then there's going to be a set of automation tools.

That's going to be more like, OK, crash came in.

What was the root cause of it?

Is there a PR that can fix it?

And it's going to do it automatically, and you'll have some developer who's reviewing it.

Those are going to be the two classes of things.

I think over time, the automation is clearly a better market, the more valuable thing.

Companies are going to want to just pay for stuff that automatically creates software.

It's a huge market.

It goes into the labor spend a little bit.

But I think the productivity piece is also...

I don't see it being, I'm just guessing at timeframes here.

Five years is a long time with these AI models, just to be clear.

But in the next few years is what I see happening.

So those are the two big buckets.

And I think more and more will go into automation.

They use warp.