Aaron Levie (levie.base.eth)

The future of enterprise software.

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Claude Cowork gives you a peek into the future of knowledge work. Here's a demo of using Box as a cloud filesystem via MCP for Claude to leverage content as context to generate new slides locally. The future is having agents running in the background doing work for you.

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AI brings down the cost of building software dramatically. And now everyone can write code for any use case they can think of. But nothing changes about the concept of core competencies in a company. Companies spend their finite resources on things that differentiate them and let them serve customers better. Vibe coding customizations to software, building internal apps that don’t have an obvious solution, or prototyping software makes total sense. This will likely produce 10X or 100X more software than we have today. But vibe coding your own CRM or ERP system just won’t be a thing at scale. The long tail of work that goes into maintaining the software, fixing bugs, adding new features, keeping up with connectors and APIs, and the endless other activities that go into building software don’t go away just because software is now cheap to build. @barmstrong @jesse.base.eth

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Most organizations run on unstructured content, but it’s the data locked within that content moves business forward. Box Extract is now generally available, delivering agentic data extraction at scale for smart process automation. Combining the latest AI models with advanced OCR capabilities, and agentic approaches that understand document structure and meaning, Box Extract automatically and accurately extracts high quality data from a variety of content to automate workflows, speed content discovery, and drive smarter business decisions.

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