Modelwright

Modelwright is an early-stage toolkit for turning spreadsheet workbooks into transparent, version-controlled Python model artifacts.

The project is intentionally explicit about boundaries. It can extract workbook facts, build dependency graphs, translate a narrow formula subset, generate standalone Python modules, and assemble validation reports. It is not yet a general workbook converter.

Guides

• Quickstart
  • CLI Shape
• FABLE Pyculator Onboarding
  • Start In The Project Dev Environment
  • Set Up The Repository In VSCode
  • What To Try First
  • Where To Leave Notes
  • Source Workbook Hygiene
• Developer Onboarding
  • Bootstrap
  • Best Practices
  • Where To Look
• Workflow Boundaries
  • Workbook Extraction
  • Dependency Graphing
  • Formula Translation
  • Python Generation
  • Conversion Planning
  • Validation
  • No One-Step Conversion Yet
• Private Workbooks
  • Official External Benchmarks
• Validation
  • Oracle Limits
• Wrapping Generated Models
  • Boundary
  • Minimal Example
  • Scenario Inputs
  • Table Declarations
  • Alpha Limits
• Notebook Interface
  • Boundary
  • Minimal Example
  • Render Tables
  • Render Reports
  • Compare Scenarios
  • Scenario Inputs
  • Alpha Limits
• Examples Gallery
  • Synthetic Notebook Interface
  • 2020 FABLE Notebook Interface
• Release And Deployment
  • Current Alpha Target
  • Local Release Checks
  • Documentation Deployment Gate
  • TestPyPI Rehearsal
  • Real PyPI Publication
  • Rollback And Yanking
  • Private Data Rules
• Limitations And Boundaries

Reference

• CLI Reference
  • Workbook Commands
  • Model Commands
  • Validation Commands
  • Conversion Commands
• API Reference
  • Extraction
  • References
  • Dependency Graph
  • Formula Translation
  • Generation
  • Generated Model Execution
  • Evaluation Orchestration
  • Conversion Planning
  • Wrapper Facades
  • Notebook Helpers
  • Validation
  • Oracle Interfaces