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Alright, nothing hurt, nothing hurt. So moving up to the top, let's talk about AI agents. And we're all kind of used to AI, right? We've talked about it a lot on here. ChatGPT or Gemini or something along that where you get to ask it a question or tell it what to do. And it's basically a little robot that takes what you input and gives you an output based on what your desires are. So AI agents is kind of the next step. And I guess the best thing to describe it is it doesn't just talk to you like a chatbot. Think of it like an employee. You can tell it what you need and help it come up with a plan to take steps to work for you as an employee, as a robot, as a bot. So that's called an agent. We use basic agents all the time and you probably don't know it. If you use a smart thermostat that adjusts your temperature based on your schedule or an automated bot that might trade stocks for you or other things, those are agents that you already use. But with today's AI world, we have the ability to build these agents ourselves. And what's better than just building them is we can do it without coding, meaning you don't have to get on there and sit there and learn how to code to build these things. You can talk in regular English and AI will take what you're talking about and what you're asking about and turn it into an agent. Then you can have your own personal app for whatever you're looking for. Say you want to have a weather report and have it not only sent to your phone but logged on your computer. Well, an AI agent can do that. So anyhow, AI agents are really pretty cool for everything that they can do. So I don't know if anybody here is familiar with them. So let's go around the table and see if anybody has used them or heard of them or see what anybody's knowledge is on AI agents, the next step of the AI ecosystem. Let's take a look at KC2-PKG and see what Gray has to say.