MCP as the universal integration layer

Code is for developers? Yeah, it's That's a really great question. Um I know I know when I was uh when I was at a big company, we took like 5 years moving all the environments to remote. It's just like so much work, especially at a big scale. Um but for knowledge work, largely, it's there already with like Salesforce and Docs and things like that. Um for us, it's always just the simplest answer. It's just MCP. So, the same MCP connector that you have in Claude AI, you hook up like, you know, Salesforce, you hook up Google Docs, Google Calendar. Uh and then Co-work can use that. Claude CLI can use it. Claude Code everywhere can use it. And for the for the systems that don't have MCPs, like do you think that's where computer use is going to be a big opportunity? Yeah, I think computer use is kind of a catchall. Um so, I think currently, for as far as I know, I think Anthropic is like pretty far ahead on computers. And so, like if you use it through Co-work, it's quite good. Um so, it's able to use pretty much any piece of software that you have on your computer. It's very slow, but it does it quite well now, especially with 4.7. Um Yeah, but I think I think otherwise like MCP is is kind of the answer. It's And you know, all this stuff just doesn't matter that much. It could be MCPs, APIs, just some sort of programmatic access cuz the the model doesn't care. It's to mo- To the model,