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How I built a demo generator with GitLab Duo Agent Platform

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Summary

A GitLab engineer built a click-through demo generator with GitLab Duo Agent Platform, tracing the shift from preloaded VMs to SaaS demo tools to agentic, code-defined demos.

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This coverage gives security teams current context for monitoring, validation, and remediation.
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