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Hey everyone! I’ve been refining my personal automation stack lately experimenting with different AI tools, testing small workflow tweaks, and trying to figure out which automations actually save time versus which ones just look cool on paper. I’m curious what automations have made the biggest impact for you. Is there a workflow, prompt structure, integration, or tool combo that noticeably boosted your productivity or reduced repetitive tasks? Would love to hear what’s been working in your setup. Always excited to learn from the creative systems people build.