@svpino: You can easily rewrite most automations I've seen using Claude Code and Codex by replacing them with a script. Why woul…
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Santiago Valdarrama explains how most automations can be rewritten as scripts using Claude Code and Codex, and discusses when to use Zapier's SDK versus the MCP protocol.
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You can easily rewrite most automations I’ve seen using Claude Code and Codex by replacing them with a script.
Why would you spend tokens running deterministic workflows?
In this video, I’ll show you:
• An automation using Zapier’s SDK • When to use the SDK and when the MCP https://t.co/bnuBdEhKeK
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