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ollama + DeepSeek v4 pro handled entire monthly dev reports on Eigent. github prs → word doc → slack message → sent to product-release channel. in just one prompt. fully local. the full walkthrough is in the thread. try the same loop on open source cowork Eigent, byo model!

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