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It's Got What Content Craves: Sanity, Built for the People of Idiocracy

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An agent proposes watering the crops, a human Cabinet approves in a picture-button Studio, and Sanity Workflows waters and harvests. Plus a stopwatch on three ways to edit the same data.
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