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Patterns for invoking the Apify CLI (`apify`) from agents. Covers authentication, creating/running/pushing Actors, calling Actors in the cloud, and reading results from datasets and key-value stores.
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Skill details
Versionv1.0.0
AuthorApify
Categorycoding
Skill IDapify/apify-cli/skills/apify
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