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 "page_title": "How to run Twenty on your own server with Docker Compose with Twenty",
 "summary": "Host the CRM on your own infrastructure using the Docker Compose guide.",
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 "category": "Sales and marketing",
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  "Sales and marketing"
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  "A computer with Node.js and npm, since the README uses npx commands (inferred)",
  "A Twenty workspace to publish to, from twenty.com or a self-hosted instance",
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