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+# CallShell Module Documentation
+
+The CallShell module is a part of the `patchwork.steps` package and is designed to execute shell commands from within Python using specified template values, environment variables, and a working directory. It primarily handles shell script execution, captures its output, and handles errors appropriately. 
+
+## Contents
+
+- `CallShell.py`: Main implementation file for the `CallShell` class.
+- `__init__.py`: Initialize the CallShell package.
+- `typed.py`: Contains type definitions for CallShell inputs and outputs.
+
+## File: CallShell.py
+
+### Description
+
+The `CallShell.py` file contains the `CallShell` class, which inherits from a `Step` in the `patchwork` framework. The class is used to run shell scripts with specific inputs, environment configurations, and working directories. Outputs from the shell command are captured and logged, and errors are managed gracefully.
+
+### Inputs
+
+- **script**: The shell script to be executed. This script can include templates that need to be rendered using mustache syntax.
+- **script_template_values**: A dictionary of values to be filled into the script template.
+- **working_dir**: Specifies the working directory where the script will run. Defaults to the current working directory.
+- **env**: String representation of environment variable assignments to modify the shell environment. Uses `shlex` to parse and override current environment variables.
+
+### Outputs
+
+- **stdout_output**: Captures standard output from the shell execution.
+- **stderr_output**: Captures standard error output from the executed shell command.
+
+### Functionality
+
+- **Initialization**: Sets up the shell script, prepares the working directory, and sets up environment variables.
+- **run()**: Executes the script using `subprocess.run` while capturing both standard output and error output. If the script execution fails, it logs an error and sets the step status to failed.
+
+### Logging
+
+Logging is managed using the `patchwork.logger` to track stdout and stderr during the execution of the shell command.
+
+## File: typed.py
+
+### Description
+
+This file contains type definitions for the `CallShell` class inputs and outputs using Python's `TypedDict` and annotations.
+
+### Types
+
+- **CallShellInputs**: Defines the structure and optional parameters required to initialize and run a `CallShell` step.
+  - Required: `script`
+  - Optional: `working_dir`, `env`, `script_template_values`
+- **CallShellOutputs**: Defines the expected output structure.
+  - Returns: `stdout_output`
+
+## How to Use
+
+1. **Create an instance of `CallShell`**, providing necessary input parameters like `script`, `working_dir`, `env`, and `script_template_values` in a dictionary.
+2. **Call the `run` method** to execute the shell script with the specified environment and working directory settings.
+3. **Collect the execution results**, which will be returned as a dictionary containing `stdout_output` and `stderr_output`.
+
+This module is ideal for scenarios where complex shell command execution needs to be automated within a Python application, accommodating dynamic script configurations and environment setups.