Rebecca,<br /><br />If you know of anything I am interested as I don't like building and supporting something unnecessary. &nbsp;<br /><br />This tooling isn't trying to reinvent anything but is really focused on providing reusable/sharable functionality that can then be pieced together by a platform to produce the required output.&nbsp; Today in edk2 you see shell script files (bash/bat) and a lot of redefinition of variables and assumptions.&nbsp; This is made much worse in complex closed src code bases, complicated pre and post build requirements, and even then managing the path and locations to tools and scripts is a fragile mess.&nbsp; In practice this environment has made our build process much more reliable, lower cost to maintain, and immune to necessary churn at all levels of the code tree.&nbsp; It also has allowed our products to get significant code reuse so we lower the cost of ongoing maintenance and new feature introduction. &nbsp;<br /><br />Looking forward to gathering more input from the community as we all don't need to build similar things. &nbsp;<br /><br />Thanks<br />Sean