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Get to know River, our internal agent that among other things drastically reduces the cost of context gathering across the company. No more digging through docs, Slack, and requiring people to spread context. A new kind of information architecture. Talked about this with tobi lutke on our Context episode:

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@tobi Love this, Jessica! River is such a smart leap forward, turning scattered context into instant clarity without the usual Slack/doc slog. This new info architecture feels like the real unlock for scaling teams. Game-changer for productivity! 🚀

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