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I gave WorkBuddy one prompt: build a campaign dashboard I could actually use. It planned the app, created CreatorFlow, ran it locally, and tested it on my computer. The result is a working system for campaigns, approvals, deliverables, and payments. Built with Hy4 Preview.

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