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@grainulation/mill

v1.0.2

Published

Turn wheat sprint artifacts into shareable formats

Downloads

237

Readme

24 export formats. PDF, CSV, Markdown, slides, JSON-LD, Jira, GitHub Issues, and more. Give mill your claims or HTML output and it produces whatever your team needs.

Install

npm install -g @grainulation/mill

Or use directly:

npx @grainulation/mill export --format csv claims.json

Quick start

# Claims to CSV
mill export --format csv claims.json

# HTML brief to PDF
mill export --format pdf output/brief.html

# HTML to clean Markdown
mill convert --from html --to markdown output/brief.html

# Claims to JSON-LD
mill export --format json-ld claims.json -o claims.jsonld

# Build a static site from sprint outputs
mill publish --target static output/

# Copy to clipboard
mill publish --target clipboard output/brief.html

Export formats

24 built-in formats:

| Format | Input | Output | | ------------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------- | | pdf | HTML, Markdown | PDF | | csv | claims.json | CSV | | markdown | HTML | Markdown | | json-ld | claims.json | JSON-LD (schema.org) | | html-report | claims.json | Interactive HTML report | | slide-deck | claims.json | Scroll-snap HTML presentation | | github-issues | claims.json | GitHub Issues JSON payloads | | jira-csv | claims.json | Jira-compatible CSV import | | yaml | claims.json | YAML | | ndjson | claims.json | Newline-delimited JSON | | dot | claims.json | Graphviz DOT | | graphml | claims.json | GraphML | | bibtex | claims.json | BibTeX citations | | ris | claims.json | RIS citations | | rss | claims.json | RSS feed | | opml | claims.json | OPML outline | | obsidian | claims.json | Obsidian vault | | sql | claims.json | SQL INSERT statements | | typescript-defs | claims.json | TypeScript type definitions | | executive-summary | claims.json | Executive summary HTML | | evidence-matrix | claims.json | Evidence tier matrix | | changelog | claims.json | Sprint changelog | | sankey | claims.json | Sankey diagram data | | treemap | claims.json | Treemap data |

Run mill formats to see the full list with descriptions.

Publish targets

| Target | Output | | ----------- | ------------------------------------ | | static | Dark-themed static site in _site/ | | clipboard | System clipboard (pbcopy/xclip/clip) |

CLI

mill export    --format <fmt> <file>              Export to target format
mill convert   --from <fmt> --to <fmt> <file>     Convert between formats
mill publish   --target <dest> <dir>              Publish sprint outputs
mill formats                                      List available formats
mill serve     [--port 9094] [--source <dir>]     Start the export workbench UI
mill serve-mcp                                    Start the MCP server on stdio

All commands accept -o <path> to set the output location.

Works standalone

Mill reads sprint output files directly. It does not require wheat -- give it HTML, Markdown, or claims JSON and it produces shareable formats.

Zero dependencies

Node built-in modules only. Heavy operations (PDF) run via npx on demand.

Part of the grainulation ecosystem

| Tool | Role | | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | wheat | Research engine -- grow structured evidence | | farmer | Permission dashboard -- approve AI actions in real time | | barn | Shared tools -- templates, validators, sprint detection | | mill | Format conversion -- export to PDF, CSV, slides, 24 formats | | silo | Knowledge storage -- reusable claim libraries and packs | | harvest | Analytics -- cross-sprint patterns and prediction scoring | | orchard | Orchestration -- multi-sprint coordination and dependencies | | grainulation | Unified CLI -- single entry point to the ecosystem |

License

MIT