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One-prompt demos are quick and easy to create
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- Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the reporter has created an exciting new demo with a single prompt
Summary
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the reporter has created an exciting new demo with a single prompt. One-prompt demos are quick and easy to create. Doing it all in one place makes it easier to track and execute. To create a workflow that fits the way you work, you want to start with familiar repository events and triggers. The agent’s output is captured in a pull request, where deterministic checks take over: linting, tests, security scanning, and build verification.