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are complex and nuanced, and like not easy to reason about, and this gives us a lot of abstraction that makes cloud very powerful. Now then around it, we do probably have a number of things that also keeps growing almost every single week, that you'r
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quite a bit of state. It's like a lot of work for us. But, like, by having a lot of state on our side, we call them sync connectors. We can actually end up doing a lot more creative stuff on our side when you're chatting with chat GBT and using these
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on what what's the thinking there. Yeah. But I think definitely for the registry, that's why we wanna make it a lot easier for, like, companies to kind of manage what their, like, developers have access to, managing kind of the configurations around
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But maybe you also want that to be an explicit UI affordance in the application where the user can like, you know, pick through a dropdown or like a paperclip menu or whatever and find specific things and tag them in. And then that becomes part of li
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...products to expose the verbs that agents might wanna, you know, interact with. Although, in most cases, they do not actually get the right verbs exposed. But as a user facing technology, it is such a common failure mode where a user will go and add i
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I have I have this little bundle of applications, both the server and and a client, and I can add these in chains and build basically graphs like DAGs out of MCP servers that can just richly interact with each other. A Genetec MCP server can also use
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...most minimal product that we can have and and you know just to pick some other examples there's a lot of niceties you can do in Versus Code where for example, you have recent not recent but a common example you know how in Versus Code you can hover o
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Fun fact, we actually did a lot of our own infrastructure development early on at the company and realized we need to spend our energy in the stuff that we're uniquely doing in the world. So we're very delighted to partner with a bunch of great partn
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“Using AI sales tools isn't optional anymore - you're impaired without them”
AI basically do what entire departments used to, give you observability of your intel's sales process, mentions of your competitors, summaries, counters, which sales rep can't stop talking and do disc
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