Q A plan for the legal brief or for a document? Because there's a lot of, a lot of different legal matters, right?
A When I say a plan, I mean an agent plan, right? An agent is just the way that they are in coding models, right? They're receiving a legal prompt. They're writing a plan. That plan is, you know, Being approved or customized. And do I agree with that process that ultimately created the output and how from a product perspective, can we make that loop very efficient? How can we make it collaborative? And like, I wouldn't say we're doing all of it perfectly today, but is that the direction we're going in terms of agentic work? Yes. So going back to your question, do I think lawyers are asking to leverage agents? Do I think there's a real appetite for this? Absolutely. I actually would say the conversations are one step further, which is let's assume we're using it. What does it mean to collaborate with it? What does it mean to coach with it? Performance manage with it? What does it mean to verify? And it's, yeah.
AI assessment note: “When I say a plan, I mean an agent plan, right?”