And

surprisingly it didn't like people didn't complain, obviously added friction like to the, sign up an onboarding process.

But at that point in time, AI was still so exciting and fresh that no one cared.

They'd do that no problem.

Create their own OpenAI account and add that key.

So that was really helpful for us.

So once we started getting faster, better, cheaper models, like GPT-4.0, I think, um, is when we started doing this is where we started, uh, building in like, um, a certain amount of usage, you know, and we would charge, we kind of just based on the plans, we'd say, okay, you get this many user messages or whatever, right.

yeah we do

And

didn't quit anything yet.

But yeah, eventually found something that worked.

And that was AI agents.

What was the like the spark of the idea that led to you trying this? Yeah, just I knew that AI was kind of the new technology wave, you know, just like in the past, I grew up in the dot com area, you know, with with.

websites and the web and all this stuff and seeing kind of that wave and how that launched a whole new wave of businesses and then even like mobile, like mobile apps and things like that.

And I was like, this time AI is going to be that next wave.

Yeah.

for it.

Here, let me pull it up.

Yeah, you pull it up.

So here's kind of a bot.

As we were talking, I actually had an AI agent spin this up for us.

And this is essentially what did it train with.

It pulled in your Lister LMS quick start course.

But if a bot can do it for you 24-7 in any language on earth, how would somebody set that up?