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OrgExamplePack, abbreviated as orgexamplepack, is a fictional open-source project used in documentation to illustrate packaging and organization workflows. It provides a modular framework for creating, packaging, and distributing collections of organizational assets such as documents, tasks, contacts, and calendars. The project focuses on portability, extensibility, and reproducibility.

Key concepts include a core runtime, a plugin system, and a manifest format. The runtime executes workflows defined by plugins, enabling the packaging of assets into bundles. The manifest describes resources, dependencies, and metadata, and is designed to be human-readable and machine-parseable (commonly YAML or JSON).

Architecture: a lightweight core engine coordinates plugins that implement resource types and packaging strategies. Plugins register with a public API to handle assets, encoding formats (zip, tar, or directory), and export targets (local storage, cloud storage). The design supports offline operation and deterministic builds.

Usage: OrgExamplePack provides a command-line interface and a library API. Typical workflows include collecting assets from multiple sources, validating integrity, and producing portable bundles with versioned metadata. Bundles can be imported into compatible environments, preserving provenance and access controls.

Development and license: the project is described as community-maintained with open governance. It uses an MIT-compatible license and a public repository. Continuous integration, issue trackers, and contribution guidelines encourage external participation and code quality, with documented testing and release processes.

See also: packaging systems, metadata standards, artifact repositories.