Write pure business logic in whatever tongue you choose. Describe the incantation in a spell.yaml, and Grimoire forges it into a fully typed CLI — no boilerplate, no argument parsing, no plumbing.
To begin, one must first bind the grimoire to the hand that casts. The rite is swift — a single invocation to the package-keepers, and the spellbook shall answer to your name ever after. No decorators, no imports, no framework code shall touch your own manuscripts.
Gaze upon the mirror and observe three rites in sequence — the binding of a function, the inscription into spell.yaml, and the casting of the spell itself. Grimoire handles interpreter resolution, argument parsing, type coercion, and execution. Your function stays wholly uninstrumented.
A spell is a precise recipe. It names the function, points to the file that contains it, declares its arguments, and carries all that is needed to summon the right interpreter. Once inscribed, any hand bearing Grimoire may lift the spell from the page and cast it.
Unlike a common script runner, a spell carries the full incantation: the function to call, the arguments it expects, the types, the defaults. No README reading. No “it works on my machine.”
Your source file greet.py remains untouched — no imports, no decorators, no framework-aware code. The spell is a parallel manuscript.
Six gestures govern the grimoire. Commit them to memory, or keep them pinned near your conjuring-desk.
| № | INCANTATION | EFFECT |
|---|---|---|
| {n} | {cmd} | {desc} |
Each tongue the grimoire speaks is bound by its own sigil — a small family of incantations that know how to summon its interpreter.
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