Try now

This release ships two low-friction ways to evaluate the package before you commit to a bigger workflow.

1. Zero-install static gallery

If you publish docs/ with GitHub Pages, the share cards and downloadable demo outputs in docs/assets/ and docs/assets/downloads/ already work as a hosted gallery.

Recommended first pages:

• showcase-gallery.md
• demo-gallery.md
• plain-language-guide.md

2. Colab-style quickstart notebook

Open notebooks/21_colab_quickstart.ipynb in Jupyter locally, or upload it to Colab after publishing the repo.

The notebook is designed to show the narrow path first:

python -m pip install -e ".[starter]"
python -m tscfbench quickstart
python -m tscfbench demo repo-breakout

If you need one thing to send another person

Use a share package:

python -m tscfbench make-share-package --demo-id repo-breakout

That produces a chart, a share card, a report, a summary JSON file, and a citation block.