to it from GitHub, it's the same session. It's got the same context. And the second lesson builds on top of that, which is to make the agent work visible and collaborative across the team. And so, obviously Slack makes it more collaborative. Um But here, we've got that kind of app view. And you know, Sergey made this ticket. I've been talking to the same ticket. Our growth person hopped in as well. So, you can kind of see at the top here all the different people that interacted with this. So, I can see who's getting notified about this session, who's seen it. Um that's especially important when you have work triggered by non-technical people. Right? So, it's like, you know, our customer support person created a ticket. It's working really well. I want to understand like has this been vetted by an engineer or not? You can kind of see who's involved really easily. And then, if I'm reviewing something, I can just pop in and say like, "Hey, why did you do it this way?" And again, because it's the same agent session, I don't need to wait for Sergey to kind of get my notification on GitHub and respond to me. The answer to the question is almost certainly in this thread. I don't also don't want to read the entire thread. So, I can just ask ask the agent. Or how we most often kind of make the work visible is with artifacts. So, it doesn't matter where the work started or where it's finishing, the agent can show you the work it's doing as screenshot or video or other. And you can see it from everywhere. So, again, you don't have to worry about like, "Oh, where is that thing? I got to go to GitHub to see the image or got to go to Slack to see the image." It's just everywhere. Work is visible everywhere. Collaborate from anywhere.