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How We Built a Data Pipeline for a Customer Support Agent
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How We Built a Data Pipeline for a Customer Support Agent

Before diving into the implementation of the CodeLens AI frontend, let's first look at how the frontend project is organized. The frontend is built inside a pnpm monorepo, which allows the project to

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