Q That's fascinating to hear actually how you use different tools across different teams. If we progress that along one stage, we have the idea, we have the prototyping and the putting in the hands of customers, we then have the, I'm actually going to build it. How does the build process look for you internally?
A Usually is, let's try to close the gap between the prototype and something that is production ready, because the prototype, if you did it well, it's inexpensive, and so it means that it lacks a lot of the things that make it production ready. It's basically a probe to some extent. We call it a probe. It's a piece of software that is built to demonstrate that one metric is X or Y, and that's its only job, and so when people interact with it, They give you the answer, but it's not ready to be plugged into the broader product. And so this way you can get your answer, but then in order to be able to plug it to the, to the broader product, you need to do some work.
AI assessment note: “let's try to close the gap between the prototype and something that is production ready”