It’s kids’ first day at Waypoint Academy, the new outdoors-based Alpha School. They do their AI-powered academics in two hours, then spend the rest of the day exploring and learning outside. I couldn’t be more jealous.

Dominic Guay has a convenient exception. At Ubisoft he helped ship Watch Dogs worlds that trained players to chase a marker until the map went quiet. Now Invoke is selling Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons as the game with no AAA waypoints, because a find should feel earned, not assigned. They already knew the icon kills curiosity. They built the icon. They watched it work. The compass can still hide. The map is just thinner. The lecture is new. The résumé isn’t. Wizards didn’t hire a man who suddenly hates waypoints. They hired a man who already sold them, and now needs a 2027 D&D open world that cannot look like Watch Dogs.

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Hey @Tesla, two things immediately come to mind that would make the Fleet API even more powerful. Expose the active Driver Profile. This would allow applications to accurately log who was in control of the vehicle, improve fleet auditing and compliance, personalize automations, and provide much richer reporting for shared vehicles. Support multiple waypoints in the Route Planner API. Many commercial and enterprise use cases require multi-stop routing, including healthcare transportation, field service, inspections, deliveries, and future autonomous operations. Sending one destination at a time limits what’s possible. Both additions would significantly expand what’s possible for developers building on the Tesla ecosystem.