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Twilio Studio is a visual editor for building communication workflows without coding. It allows creating flows that handle different use cases using widgets like triggers, splits, and transitions. The document discusses an introduction to Twilio Studio, what it can do, and provides a code challenge to build a flow adhering to certain conditions to get familiar with its capabilities.
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