mere.run pluginsBuild repeatable workflows around local inference

Plan work, run local or user-owned resources, preserve artifacts, and clean up through 21 official companion commands.

Create media

Build image, visual-effects, animatic, film, and live-performance workflows around the installed mere.run runtime.

Process private data

Convert documents, index archives, transcribe audio, and reduce sensitive text on the machine that owns the source files.

Use external resources

Publish review artifacts or run GPU training through accounts, credentials, limits, and cleanup policies that you control.

Automate workflows

Use stable manifests, graph providers, JSON output, artifact hashes, and resumable run records.

Evaluate models

Check tool selection, arguments, clarification, and fixture outcomes with 240 ATE-derived cases.

Extend the system

Implement a companion executable against language-neutral plugin, graph, recipe, and run contracts.

Understand the plugin boundary

This documentation is for mere.run users, automation authors, and plugin maintainers. It explains how to choose, operate, and extend official companion plugins.

mere.run owns model installation, loading, and inference. Plugins own workflow planning, orchestration, artifact records, post-processing, provider resources, and cleanup.

To inspect and install a plugin, run:

bash

mere.run plugin list
mere.run plugin install mere-vfx-tools --yes
mere-vfx-tools doctor
mere-vfx-tools manifest --json

For your first workflow, follow the getting-started guide. To select a command by task, see Choose a plugin.