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## 🛠️ Make a change yourself

This is a lab — the systems are real, the stakes are not. Pick a vector:
These systems are real, and nothing critical rides on them. That makes this a
safe place to try a change before you make the same kind of change in your own
shop. Pick one:

**Invoke the fleet agent from any issue or PR.** This is the lowest-friction
on-ramp — no code, just a comment. Write `@claude` in a comment, review, or the
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> 🌱 **Lentago Labs** is a team learning lab — real systems, non-critical stakes, modern
> operations patterns demonstrated in the open. Start at the
> [org profile](https://github.com/lentago), and read this repo on
> [DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/lentago/shared-workflows).
> 🌱 **Lentago Labs** is a pro-bono operations practice for organizations that
> run on volunteers, donations, and one overworked tech person. Everything here
> is free to take, and we practice what we publish: our own estate runs this
> way, in the open. Start at the [org profile](https://github.com/lentago), and
> read this repo on [DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/lentago/shared-workflows).
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