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▶ 43:43 Richard Socher It's like, if no one used ChatGVT or Cloud Code, like, there wouldn't be a problem.

▶ 1:07:30 Ryan Greenblatt So like, I think that would be pretty nice is like, if it's the case that all the AIs are chatting with each other on Slack and, you know, are communicating and, and, you know, or have like some memory system, like recently cloud code… 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:05:52 Stephen Balaban They need to do, uh, focus on a great, uh, environment, a secure environment to host your Claude code instance on. 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:41 Aaron Levie Uh, when we talk to the CIO, they know that their engineering teams are using cloud code and codex and cursor, and they're seeing the productivity gains come out of those teams.
▶ 8:56 Matt Turck It's also a really, uh, timely topic as, as we're recording this, uh, there was news that, uh, Microsoft canceled their internal cloud code licenses this week after token based billing, uh, made the cost untenable.
▶ 24:26 Aaron Levie So let's just say you, you use cloud code or codex, and you're like, this is clearly the biggest breakthrough of all time.

▶ 3:47 Ivan Borzin And the reason why I didn't, so the way people usually run these things and cloud code or open claw is usually on their own computer because it helps them, you know, organize emails, you know, search whatever documents they have and…
▶ 21:54 Ivan Borzin Yeah, so, I mean, they, they have a big push into this, this space where, like, Claude Code and their agent SDK, um, has been,

▶ 11:36 Matt Turck Tell us that story of the, of the 10 days and the core work beyond entirely, uh, built by a cloud code. 2 times in the scene
▶ 12:45 Matt Turck So you guys had CloudCode and when did it become kind of obvious that you needed to build CloudCode work? 8 times in the scene
▶ 23:00 Matt Turck Very quickly afterwards, you, uh, released computer use for, uh, Cloud Code and Cowork, I believe.
▶ 29:14 Felix Rieseberg Like, even if you go back to our, one of our most popular products, Cloud Code, um, the very genesis of it was, what if Cloud, but instead of, like, in the cloud, it's running on your computer in your terminal.
▶ 45:01 Matt Turck What do you say when, when people ask you, and I'm sure you get the question all the time, you guys did cloud code, uh, amazing solution for developers, then co-work, uh, which is for everybody else.

▶ 25:53 Matt Turck And to the point that you're just making an, and also anthropic, presumably you're not in the camp of believing that people are going to be building their own software with cloud code.

▶ 3:29 Harrison Chase So what I mean by that is if you look at things that came out about a year ago, Claude code, Manus, deep research, they all had the same thing of running the model in a loop, having it
▶ 7:03 Harrison Chase And when you look at cloud code, like, yes, like, uh, the cloud models are great, but the harness is really what made that work. 4 times in the scene
▶ 10:42 Harrison Chase So yeah, if we look at like coding agents, like cloud code or something like that, there's a, there's a system prompt that's like built into the harness and that tells it how to interact with the generic tools. 2 times in the scene
▶ 18:24 Harrison Chase Those are the four that when we launched Deep Agents, and so the story behind launching Deep Agents was we saw, we saw Manus, we saw Cloud Code, we saw Deep Research, they all had these four things, um, and we were like, okay, that's,…
▶ 20:11 Harrison Chase I think technically cloud code has support in it, but I don't even know when it triggers it or, and it's hard to like observe them and manage them, but I think this will become more and more important.
▶ 32:02 Harrison Chase And if you look at like something like cloud code, it's very much built to be run on kind of like your, your local machine or your local kind of like system. 3 times in the scene

▶ 12:21 Neil Zeghidour Uh, I mean, you talk to any software engineer, the anthropomorphization of cloud code is, I find it extremely funny.

▶ 12:58 Dylan Patel And so one example is when I'm doing, for example, if I look at a cloud code or a cursor type application, right? 4 times in the scene
▶ 51:47 unnamed speaker Yeah, but like two percent of GitHub commits today are cloud code. 3 times in the scene
▶ 52:11 Matt Turck Boris Cherny from, uh, cloud code who had, who we had on the pod was saying that, uh, he's, what he's written all of, uh, 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:08:37 Dylan Patel And we've been trying to build out these, like, you know, but basically I think the main things are like, people who don't code can use cloud code now. 7 times in the scene
▶ 1:11:58 Dylan Patel Those are less like, I mean, there are, ChatGPT is everyone using it for work too, but like, I think Claude code is like a new moment, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:12:14 Dylan Patel We're trying to force them to use like Claude code and it could be like, oh, 5 times in the scene

▶ 33:20 Dan Fu And last June we had this really interesting realization where we realized that cloud code, cursor agent, these agentic coding assistants were actually very good at writing these kernels.

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