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Aadamscott
Last edited Nov 7, 2019
Created on Oct 14, 2019

This parallel state machine, generated by XState Viz, models a multi-step campaign assistant flow with conditional transitions and temporary or finalized contexts. The visualization shows nested states like `flow`, `confirm`, and `finalizing`, using guards (`isTemporary`, `hasNoInfo`) and actions (`assign`, `raise`) from the XState library. It displays routing metadata for each step and handles events such as `START`, `NEXT`, `BACK`, and `INFO_CHANGED` to navigate between states.

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