Now let's have a very brief look at the second one at verification. So the idea of verification is that you can describe let's stay in this case of the web development. You can describe in a design MD file what your design rules are for this. And then what happens if I play this video here, the act the agent can actually check its own work against those design specs. So it will take what you defined, the colors, the components, your layout, and it turns it into those rules if you don't have it written before yet. And it does two kinds of checks. Then it does a visual check, which is really cool. So everything is on brand, for example. it's the right layout. The other part is also checking user flows. So what it does there, it actually walks through this experience through the app for example depending on the tasks available. It might add a task, it might delete a task like a real user would. So it helps you walk through those user flows as well in an automated fashion. And then once it's done, it's writing a report which you can review and it's going to call out which tests passed and it's going to tell you anything that didn't. So ultimately, you're the one that doesn't have to click through this at midnight at the end of the day because great work. The agent already did this job for you.