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Gemini 3.7 Flash now also powers Spark! I think Spark is massively underrated for tons of work tasks, and 3.7 Flash means it now has better tool calling and really high success at multi-step, multi-skill workflows. These 10 prompts are my go-to for automating the weekly grind:

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