Tmplr

tmplr can download templates from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, SourceHut, or a local path; it accepts branches, tags, commits, and subdirectories.

Recipes are .tmplr.yml files that run commands and expressions; they can read, write, copy, and remove files within the chosen working directory and access contextual values and environment variables.

Yes. tmplr supports reusable recipes via the use command, allowing you to apply modular recipe repositories and pass arguments lazily between recipes.

Recipes are scope-limited to the working directory, may read environment variables and public repositories, and use temporary directories that are removed after execution to reduce risk.