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Expand Up @@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ The goal of Runme is to enable engineers to capture operational processes as rel

Runme makes Markdown documentation actually runnable. It is a cloud-native shell kernel with a notebook, editor, terminal, and CLI interface. Runme helps you build and curate Notebooks and also run them, making it easy to automate step-by-step instructions, especially in cloud-native environments. Runme Notebooks are perfect for capturing and persisting operational knowledge, making operational docs reliable and less likely to become outdated.

Another way to think about it:

> 💡 Runme is like Jupyter but with a shell/bash kernel and lightweight dependencies.
<Infobox type="sidenote" title="New: Runme Eval">
Notebooks are linear trajectories through a task. [`runme eval`](/eval) expands that model beyond Markdown, so you can define, replay, and score how agents and workflows reach an outcome.
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## Built on Open Technologies & Standards

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