Tutorials
Learn Linkar one path at a time.
Start with the shortest project path. Then continue based on what you need to do next.
Getting started with a local project
Create a project, add a pack, run your first template, and inspect the result.
readyUsing global packs vs project packs
Understand lookup precedence and how to keep reproducibility strong.
readyBuild a real pack with templates and bindings
Create a small but realistic pack: one standalone producer template, one consumer template, and one pack-level binding that removes repeated manual wiring.
readyAuthoring a Template Runtime
Use run.command for thin wrappers and run.sh only when the template needs real script logic.
readyWrapping an external pipeline
Turn an existing script or external repo into a Linkar template without copying all its code.
readyTest the bundled basic templates
Use linkar test for the normal validation path, then fall back to test.sh or test.py when editing one template locally.
readyUsing Linkar from agents and automation
Prefer the core helpers or the local API when an agent needs to inspect templates, run work, and read structured results.
readyWalk through the bundled example packs
Move from the smallest shell template to chaining, pack collisions, and remote-pack demos.
readyPython entrypoints, shell wrappers, and runtime metadata
A practical pattern for templates that outgrow shell while still rendering a readable `run.sh` and recording the real runtime command.
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