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📣 Calling all developers: the Celopedia Skill is live! Building Mini Apps for @MiniPay's 15M+ users, agentic tooling, stablecoin rails, or payments protocols on Celo? Everything you need is in one skill: npx skills add celo-org/celopedia-skills 🔗

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