DSLModule

Connects a typed input, command, specification, or terminal output endpoint.

Builds a command-line-shaped command while preserving every interpolation hole as one argument.

Parses a fixed command line. Prefer <c>cmd $"...{value}"</c> whenever values are inserted.

Builds a vertical specification from safely parsed command templates.

Creates line-framed fan-in producers ready to connect to one consumer.

Creates raw-byte fan-in producers with explicitly nondeterministic chunk interleaving.

Builds a Bash program with interpolation values passed as positional arguments.

Builds a POSIX shell program with interpolation values passed as positional arguments.

Builds a PowerShell 7 program with interpolation values passed through <c>$args</c>.

Builds an explicitly assembled Bash program. Values in the text are not escaped by Axial.

Builds an explicitly assembled POSIX shell program. Values in the text are not escaped by Axial.

Builds an explicitly assembled PowerShell 7 program. Values in the text are not escaped by Axial.

Marks an interpolated value for diagnostic redaction.

Supplies a primary input source to a command or specification.

Connects stdout from a command or specification to the next command's stdin.

Configures final stdout on the specification.

Configures combined stderr on the specification.

Sets the maximum execution time for a command or specification. Example: cmd $"service-device" |&gt; timeout (TimeSpan.FromSeconds 30.0) |&gt; capture

Converts a command or specification into a lazy Flow in the current environment.

Runs a command or specification and captures stdout and stderr.

Forwards stdout and stderr to the host console while retaining structured completion data.

Starts a process Flow with live services and returns a command-line exit code.

Starts a process Flow with the supplied application environment and returns a command-line exit code.

Produces a bounded stream of structured output and completion events.

Connects both stdout and stderr from the current final stage to the next command.

Routes final stderr through final stdout targets.

Writes final stdout to a truncating file and runs the specification.

Writes final stdout to an appending file and runs the specification.

Captures commands concurrently with a fixed upper bound while preserving input order.