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@repochan/templates

v0.2.0

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Built-in asset templates (YAML) for RepoChan image pipeline — prompt skeletons, sizes, grids, constraints.

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@repochan/templates

Built-in asset templates for the RepoChan image pipeline: small YAML files with prompt_template, canvas size, optional grid, and post-process constraints.

This is a pure data package. It does not contain code, skills, or agent instructions.

Why a separate package?

| Concern | Owner | |---|---| | How to pick / fill templates | Skills (@repochan/skill) — teach the agent | | Load / list / get templates | CLI (repochan template list\|get) | | Template file contents | This package | | Protocol state (templateId string) | Core |

Skills must not ship runtime data the CLI parses. Agents consume templates only through the CLI.

Layout

YAML files live at the package root (one file per template). Example ids: official/foundation-sheet, official/poster-memphis.

Grid templates may declare grid.cell_keys in row-major order when every cell has a stable semantic meaning. For example, official/web-state-grid-3x3 defines nine web-state asset keys; starter validation matches them against manifest publications[], and starter asset-apply projects a delivered sheet into named files atomically.

Resolution order (CLI)

  1. Built-ins from this package (@repochan/templates)
  2. Project overlay: <projectRoot>/.repochan/templates/ (same id wins)

Usage

repochan template list
repochan template list --tag poster
repochan template get official/foundation-sheet

Scale roadmap

| Stage | Strategy | |---|---| | Now (~12 official) | Ship with CLI via this data package; semver-locked | | Dozens + community | Keep official set here; add remote registry / git pull later | | Hundreds+ | CLI becomes a pure client; remote hub is the source of truth |

Page/Astro project scaffolds are a different kind of template and are not stored here.