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# Run an Automated Workflow
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Automating a sequence of tasks that integrate with one or more systems is a ubiquitous engineering problem that typically requires some degree of domain-specific knowledge up-front.
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However, workflows written with GPTScript all but eliminate this prerequisite, enabling developers to build their workflows by describing just the steps it should perform.
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Automating a sequence of tasks that integrate with one or more systems is a ubiquitous engineering problem that typically requires some degree of domain-specific knowledge up-front. However, workflows written with GPTScript all but eliminate this prerequisite, enabling developers to build their workflows by describing the high-level steps it should perform.
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This guide will show you how to build a GPTScript that encapsulates a workflow consisting of the following steps:
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1. Get a selection of twitter posts
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Tools: sys.write, summarize-tweet
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Description: Summarize tweets
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Description: Summarize tweets
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Always summarize tweets synchronously in the order they appear.
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Never summarize tweets in parallel.
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Write all the summaries for the tweets at the following URLs to `tweets.md`:
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