What is the crux of the problem you're solving today and how do you do that?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So really, you know, at it, at its core, um, what, if you think about coding agents today, um, What they do is, let's say you're sitting there and you say, hey, I want to build this feature.

And they're really great when you're trying to build something brand new and there's really not a lot of existing code to deal with.

Or it's just saying, hey, I'm going to build a new tic-tac-toe game or I'm going to build a new website and I have nothing else to think about and so I can just plan it all out and build it.

But when you get into enterprises and larger organizations that have code that's been around for 20, 30 years and a ton of complexity, I mean, imagine like sort of a, hey, I want to build a toy house.

How do you make sure that future iterations of AI that come out can't just do it themselves?