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From Prompts to Automation: GPTScript and Fabric

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Claims that command-line prompt automation speeds tasks by combining Fabric patterns and GPT Script with small Unix tools. Demonstrates a working orchestrator that plugs vipe and fzf between Fabric calls, generates a shell script, runs shellcheck-like tests, applies feedback, and executes the script successfully. Shows an inline bash weather tool using curl, explains how GPT Script treats Fabric as a prompt repository, and emphasizes starting small, clear prompts, and error handling.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Prompt Automation
  2. 0:22Challenges and Benefits of AI Integration
  3. 0:35Simplifying AI Integration with Command Line Tools
  4. 1:00About the Speaker
  5. 1:44Creating Prompts with Various Tools
  6. 3:57Introduction to Fabric
  7. 4:34Fabric in Action
  8. 7:26Automation with Fabric
  9. 14:58Introduction to GPT Script
  10. 20:02Integrating Fabric and GPT Script
  11. 24:32Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
  12. 28:57Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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