Woolpack

Woolpack is the standalone authoring toolkit for Woolroom content packs. It scaffolds version 1 packs, renders their coats, poses, and hitboxes to a static review board, and validates the same fail-closed data contract Woolroom loads at boot.

Packs are local YAML and SVG data. Woolpack does not execute pack code or upload pack contents.

Quick start

With Python 3.11+ and uv, run Woolpack without installing it permanently:

uvx woolpack new mole --author "Your Name" --license MIT
uvx woolpack render packs/mole -o mole-board.html
uvx woolpack lint packs/mole --strict

The scaffold starts from the bundled Pebble template and renames the species, phrase, and quirk identifiers for you. Edit the generated YAML and SVG between render and lint runs. Strict lint exits nonzero for either an error or a warning, which is the bar intended for registry submissions.

The bundled Pebble template declares CC0-1.0. If --license is omitted, a new pack inherits its source template's license, so choose the intended license explicitly when scaffolding original work.

For repeated use, install the command with uv tool install woolpack. See the pack format reference for the file contract, SVG rig hooks, phrase overlays, and Woolroom boot command. The pack index tracks compatible pack repositories and defines its submission contract.

Commands

• woolpack new <species-id> scaffolds a pack from the bundled template or a local pack supplied with --from.
• woolpack render <pack-dir> validates the pack and writes a self-contained HTML review board.
• woolpack lint <pack-dir> reports contract and authoring-quality findings; --strict treats warnings as failures.

Lint checks one pack against Woolpack's bundled format-v1 environment. Woolroom revalidates all configured packs together at boot, so cross-pack identifier collisions can still make an individually clean pack fail to load.

Woolpack requires Python 3.11 or newer. Its code is licensed under the MIT License; the bundled Pebble template is CC0-1.0. Both license texts ship with the distribution.