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...developers everywhere? The reason why we started out with the extension system was we felt that there were lots of developers that were not going to be on one platform. And that still is true, by the way. Outside of Silicon Valley, a lot of people do
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...of a developer and what they're doing in the ID is maybe reviewing code. Maybe it's actually like a little bit different than what it is in the past and we'll see this very soon with with Windsurf. Maybe, you know, when you're using the product actua
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Yes. WorkOS is the enterprise ready platform used by OpenAI, Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and literally hundreds of other winning companies. So what are all these companies using WorkOS for? Imagine you're a fast growing startup. You've got pro
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...tools, don't know what they can do, and how much less productive they will be. And, and just I would just say, get your hands as dirty as possible as quickly as possible. And when you say get your hands dirty, basically, it's like download with surf,
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...tools, you got one platform and the whole team is super organized. It's really intuitive. The workflows are seamless and getting more powerful by the day.
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...can't, but I think more in the process of of actually evolving code from a very basic idea.
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...because that's how you get to clarity, not just by reading, but also by by doing as well. Here's a puzzle for you. What do OpenAI, Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and hundreds of other winning companies have in common? The answer is they're all po
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...developer product. We're a little bit different than products like a database where only a handful of people inside the company interact with it. When we're used inside a company, everyone in the company needs to use it. So I would actually say Winds
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Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and literally hundreds of other winning companies. So what are all these companies using Work OS for? Imagine you're a fast growing startup. You've got product market fit, and you're getting inbound interest from bi
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...market tools. Right? An example is a quoting tool. Why do you need to build a quoting tool if you could very, very quickly iterate entirely with a tool like Cascade, with a human in the loop to kind of get the final output? And it's tuned perfectly f
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This episode is brought to you by WorkOS. If you're building a SaaS app, at some point, your customers will start asking for enterprise features like SAML authentication and SCIM provisioning. That's where Work OS comes in, making it fast and painles
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Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and literally hundreds of other winning companies. So what are all these companies using Work OS for? Imagine you're a fast growing startup. You've got product market fit, and you're getting inbound interest from bi
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