Cowork

“So we actually, one of our PMs used that as a way to evaluate Cowork before we released it. And I think at the point where we hit where Cowork was able to do like, 48 out of the 50, they were like, okay, it's pretty good.”

“And so over 10 days, they just completely used quad code to build it. And, you know, co-workers actually, there's this very sophisticated security system that's built in, and essentially these guardrails to make sure that the model kind of does the right thing…”

“But like I said, it's just growing much faster than Quadco did in the early days. So I think it's starting to break through a bit.”

“All of my project management for the team co-work does all of it. It's like syncing stuff between spreadsheets and messaging people on Slack and email and all this kind of stuff.”

“At that point, you're probably not going to run everything locally on your machine anymore. There's just like not enough RAM to do it. And so we're thinking about. How do we make it easier for you to manage all these? These will probably run remotely.”

“So the way that I split the products in my mind is if I'm building something where the output is code, I'll use code code or desktop or code code on mobile. And if the output is anything that's not code, I'll use co-work for it.”

“Whoever's in the lead, it feels very obvious to me that all of the work that you do is going to be in one of those surfaces”

“And that's the shift that, you know, like we're seeing with cloud code and coworkers is Coding is no longer the bottleneck.”