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How to use GitHub Actions to build a pipeline that tests your code, trains a model, and publishes a new version of it. Bonus: I let GitHub Workspace Copilot do a lot of the work. (This is the best "AI developer" I've tested so far by a mile.) Here...

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Tasha Johnson2 years ago

Love how you leveraged GitHub Workspace Copilot to streamline the pipeline build process! That's some next-level productivity right there.

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GPT.Biz2 years ago

This is a great guide for automating workflows, especially with GitHub Copilot doing the heavy lifting!

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JJ Nguyen2 years ago

Love it 😍

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Rahul Pandita2 years ago

How cool ❤️

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The Monk Dev2 years ago

Great video explaining it.

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dwulf🦀69🐂⭕️2 years ago

Thank you for this, I have been wanting a good explanation to do this well.🐺

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Stokastisk Process🇸🇪2 years ago

I can’t really see the difference, based on your quick demo, between having an LLM generating the workflow files and their action files to then copy paste and create a PR.

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Blaze2 years ago

????

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Big Bruno2 years ago

The new twitter is different from what I know

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Noble2 years ago

Thank you for this, Santiago. Please do you have this video on YouTube? You can share the link with us.

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