not far from that.

Exactly.

And so that's not far from it very literally.

Like something that you're shipping in the next day or two starts doing exactly that.

Well, now it's not just notifying you of something.

It can actually get tasks done on your behalf instead of just sort of sending you something Like a nice digest over email, it can create all sorts of artifacts for your slides and sheets and web pages with visualizations and dashboards and all of those things.

Scouts right now can only monitor public information on the web.

Have you rolled that out? Have people tested that? And how long does that typically take before they're at the top of the staircase here and they're like, yes, go ahead.

Why is that better than a browser, in your opinion?

I think for a few different reasons.

One is the browser is in your device.

And so anything that it's doing is happening on your device, sort of in the foreground, in your face, so to speak.

Whereas a lot of what we are going after is if these agents can just be in the background, making progress on this task while you are living your life, that's how sort of we get to delivering utori.

There's also, some technical challenges that come up if you're in the browser.

For example, if you want multiple agents to be doing multiple things in parallel for you, that's just much harder to do if they're all sort of in your tab, in your browser.

Devi, we're coming to you.