PaperQuire v0.2.0 — CLI for Automating Your Docs Pipeline

Your docs pipeline, from the terminal PaperQuire v0.2.0 ships with a full command-line interface. Everything you can do in the desktop app — render, template, brand — now works from your terminal. This means you can automate document generation, integrate PaperQuire into CI/CD pipelines, and batch-process entire directories of Markdown without opening the GUI. Quick start If you installed via Homebrew, the paperquire command is already on your PATH: brew install --cask paperquire/paperquire/paperquire Verify with: paperquire version The simplest render is just: paperquire report.md This produces report.pdf in the same directory, using the default template. What you can do Render with options Apply templates, set metadata, control output: paperquire report.md -t corporate --title "Q2 Report" --author "Jane Doe" paperquire spec.md --page-size a4 --margins 0.75,0.75,0.75,0.75 --no-toc paperquire draft.md --watermark "DRAFT" -o drafts/draft.pdf All 22 flags from the desktop app's Document Setup panel are available. See the full list in the CLI Reference . Pipe through stdin/stdout PaperQuire works in Unix pipelines: cat notes.md | paperquire - --stdout > out.pdf Use - as the input file to read from stdin, and --stdout to write the PDF to stdout instead of a file. Batch render directories Render every Markdown file in a directory with one command: paperquire batch ./docs -o ./out paperquire batch ./project --glob "**/*.md" -t corporate paperquire batch ./docs --concurrency 8 --continue-on-error Use --dry-run to preview which files would be rendered without actually producing output. Manage templates List, inspect, create, and share templates: paperquire templates list paperquire templates show minimal-clean paperquire templates init my-template paperquire templates export corporate -o corporate.pqt paperquire templates import ./shared-template.pqt We also launched a community templates repo where you can browse all built-in templates and submit your own via pull request.