How, how do you see the market evolving?

Yeah.

I think the market for non-coding, um, knowledge work, digital work, um, is massive.

Um, there's, there's a lot of work to be done there.

It hasn't quite hit the kind of inflection point that coding agents have, so yeah, there's, there's a huge opportunity there.

Um, the area that we do peek on and we care about is tasks that happen on the web, so browser use capabilities specifically.

Um, Anthropic, OpenAI, et cetera, have, have models for computer use, which is more general purpose.

Yeah.

Okay, and how is it that you're going to do that?

Yeah, so specifically what we are going after are AI agents that can reliably do everyday digital tasks on the web towards an AI chief of staff for everyone.

So anything that we currently open a browser for in our day-to-day lives that can broadly be categorized as digital labor.

So anything from like reservations, scheduling appointments, coordinating with people, having to constantly monitor websites for tracking news or campground reservations and so on, all of that is within scope of what we are going after.

I mean, what makes you Tori different?

Yeah, I think you're absolutely spot on that there's basically a ton of agentic companies out there that are promising the world.

And then when you try it the first time, at least the experience that I've had is many of them don't quite work.

And it is very much top of mind for us to not be the hundred and first company that's making the same mistake.