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shell script (and in fact is literally a smarter Haskell
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reimplementation of what I used to do using shell scripts.) It's
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designed to do what I want, and very likely doesn't do what you want
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-(or does it poorly or buggily.)
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+(or does it poorly or buggily.) You might want to look at
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+[hi](https://github.com/fujimura/hi), a very similar and much more
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+full-featured tool!
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The *charter* tool is a tool for setting up Haskell projects. It has
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three basic modes of operation which correspond to three kinds of
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filled-in category and synopsis
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```bash
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-$ charter quick haskat \
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+$ charter quick haskcat \
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-a text \
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-s 'The Haskcat program'
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-d 'Probably a pure Haskell implementation of cat, I guess?'
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Getty Ritter