“I ship agent workflows across every runtime”
Author one profile, resolve it anywhere. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini,
and OpenCode each find your profile through their native search chain.
Shared @-include fragments keep house style and review
checklists consistent — override only the runtimes that genuinely need it.
$ sc-compose render \
--mode profile --kind agent \
--agent rust-dev --runtime claude
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codex-orchestration in atm-core · 9 templates · 4 runtimes
“I turn sprint data into reports”
Feed a JSON file into a Jinja2 template and get a deterministic HTML
report. Loops, conditionals, and filters are declared up front, so
missing data fails loudly instead of rendering half-finished.
$ sc-compose render report.md.j2 \
--var-file sprint-data.json \
--output sprint-report.html
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sprint-report in atm-core · detailed + summary template families
“I keep architecture docs from drifting”
ADRs, boundary docs, and crate diagrams live as versioned
.j2 fragments. @-include shared sections, and
let frontmatter-init discover the variables an existing
document already uses.
$ sc-compose frontmatter-init adr-0019.md.j2
@<_includes/boundary-record.md>
Decision: {{ decision }}
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docs/templates in atm-core · ADR, boundary, sprint-plan
“My CI pipeline composes deterministically”
Every command speaks --json. validate before
you render, verify to catch drift between a deployed file
and its template, and publish-manifest to hand report
artifacts to CI.
$ sc-compose render --json \
--file task.xml.j2 \
--var-file sprint.json
# → {"command_id":"render","outcome":"pass",…}
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CI/CD integration in atm-core release workflows
“I build Python tooling on top of it”
pip install sc-compose — a native extension, no shelling
out. render_template() for one-offs, Renderer
for repeated renders, and render_all() with
verify() for full multi-pass from Python.
from sc_compose import render_template
render_template("Hello {{ name }}",
{"name": "world"})
# → "Hello world"
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PyPI · pre-built wheels for macOS, Linux, Windows