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Wait what 🤯 Gradio's new Playground Search is just: "how do i use image component?" ↓ gets perfect docs ↓ generates working code ↓ demo ready we really used to read docs at one point?

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Try it here: 🔥

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@_akhaliq ok but can we talk about how this is literally coding for night owls? perfect docs + working code at 3am when the debugging demons usually come out to play? gradio gets us 🦉 who else is excited to try breaking this in the best way possible? 😈

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