Yeah,

so Stack Overflow was VIN for coders, essentially.

And then ChatGPT came out, and instead of having to search, you had this question-answer bot that you could ask a question, and it was pretty good at finding the information and giving you an answer.

Not amazing, obviously, when it first came out, but getting better with every iteration, right? And so that was...

what changed coding the first time.

And I think a lot of folks are already now pretty familiar with that.

It's sort of across industries.

We've seen this in human health, but under the hood, what's the acceptable error rate, I guess?

or what I'd love to see is if you say integrated into Instinct, how integrated are we? What does it look like for a user at this point in time? I'm, I'm new to Instinct, and I wanna see how's, what's my workflow gonna look like.

So I guess I should start by saying ScribleVet is, and will continue to be, available as an independent product, right? So you can use Scrible whether you're an Instinct customer or not.

And then what's interesting for us is there's a lot of assets that Instinct as a company has that we can pull in to make the experience just take over or ...

May- take over is maybe the wrong word, but really speed up a lot of workflows that you're already doing.

So I'll kind of show you some of the pieces of the integration.

I don't think they're necessarily what you might be expecting to start.

But I'll show you kind of how the Instinct flow works as well.

Can you get a bit technical and explain those two things and how it works? Basically, can I do stuff like that to my PIMS if, if it's Instinct, or what are the limitations and the, and the things we can do?