Zach Lloyd

Yeah.

So the way that we do this today, and it's going to change a little bit, the way that we do this today is if you go into Oz in the web app, you'll see there's a section called agents and those agents are basically defined by like a skill.

So you,

exactly what you said.

You could have like your merging agent, you could have your data analysis agent, and then you can invoke that agent just by like name or by path to the skill.

You can set that agent on a timer and it basically gives you a named way of referring to the agent.

We're sort of improving this concept so that it's not just a skill because I think the other important thing it needs to have actually is a bunch of permissions around what services it can access and like

It needs like a little bit more of like a first class agent concept.

But we were I think that's like the right concept is like you have a named agent that is like this repeatable bundle of work that has permissions that it can for things that it can access.

Yes, we have a lot of content on this and Ben is building more frequently.

And Ben is also doing, Ben, are you still doing those live weekly or bi-weekly onboardings into Warp and Oz?

That's awesome.

And Zach?

I feel like I probably have picked this a couple times in a row, but I'm going to pick it again because it's what I can think of.

I really like Granola.

It's a meeting transcription that, to me, the hero feature of it is it just doesn't add that stupid black box to your Zoom meeting, which I find very awkward.

And then it's also really, really smart when it comes to AI analysis of meetings.

And it's got a very, very nice, easy way of sharing with the team.

And so I just feel like I don't have to worry about meeting notes anymore.

And that's like, like what a gift.