Biggest misconceptions bout OpenWork is that we're a desktop app. OpenWork is a way to deploy AI capabilities safely to your team. Whether it's MCPs, AI Models, or skills - admins can configure them all in OpenWork and distribute them across a wide way of surfaces. Different harnesses, slack, simple chat interfaces, or the desktop app are all supported.

In a world where you can do 100 parallel tasks remember that same world allows *anyone* to do the same. It is not ambitious to take on more work if your work is easy. But if anyone can have 100 parallel tasks going on, why aren't there more people getting ahead? The reason is that is in a world where you can move faster, moving faster in the correct direction matters even more. You can compound faster, create more distance between you and everyone else. The important things haven't changed: deciding what to work on, sticking to it, and focusing. Your software factory isn't creating the gap you think it does. The gap you should care about is the gap in market value you captured, not the code you were able to produce. You are not working in isolation, you're competing against the entire world. Someone doing a "software factory" is not a scarce resource. What is scarce is attention and discernment. Intelligence being "on tap" doesn't change that. The truly ambitious don't only take on more work. They take on a particular kind of work in a particular way.

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