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Fix Vale spelling warnings in quickstart
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Visit the URL in your browser—you'll see Python's directory listing page. Your Sprite automatically routes HTTP traffic to port 8080 and wakes up to handle requests.
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### Test on-demand wakeup
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### Test on-demand wake-up
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Here's where it gets cool. Close your terminal, wait a minute, then visit the URL again. Your Sprite wakes up automatically to serve the request. That's the magic of on-demand wakeup—no manual starting or stopping required.
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## Using the SDKs
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The CLI is perfect for day-to-day development, but if you're building tools, automations, or integrating Sprites into your application, the SDKs give you programmatic control. Use them to dynamically create environments, orchestrate workloads, or embed Sprites into your product.
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The CLI is perfect for day-to-day development, but if you're building tools, automation workflows, or integrating Sprites into your application, the SDKs give you programmatic control. Use them to dynamically create environments, orchestrate workloads, or embed Sprites into your product.
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