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I used Factory CLI to build a tiny TUI tool that: - monitors web page changes - sends Telegram notifications - runs privately on a $5/mo VPS - uses Droid headless agent to summarise content All in <2hrs. Watch this 11m demo of the app and how I deployed...

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