# Read Me

## **NOTE: All development on targets has ceased. Please check out it's successor,** [**Incant**](https://github.com/incant-central/incant)**!**

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> a task orchestration and composition framework

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### Overview

Targets takes the concept of function composition and surfaces it to the command-line. It enables you, the author of the next great CLI tool, to take many small single-purpose functions and to safely compose them into complex but reliable workflows using a succint declarative syntax.

Use Targets to build common tooling for your team/users and to reduce complex workflows into reliable tasks and which are simple to operate on.

### Documentation

For full documentation please visit [targets.gitbook.io](https://targets.gitbook.io).

### License

MIT