diff --git a/.conducto.cfg b/.conducto.cfg
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+# The .conducto.cfg file defines how and when to trigger a CI/CD pipeline.
+# Each section defines a command that is launches a pipeline.
+# You can trigger a pipeline on pull request and branch push events.
+
+
+# This section launches a pipeline on every Pull Request.
+[pr]
+command = python pipeline.py pr --branch={branch}
+
+
+# Uncomment this section to trigger the "deploy" pipeline whenever the "main"
+# branch is updated. If the slack integation is installed, the slack_channel
+# will automatically receive useful updates as the pipeline runs.
+; [push production]
+; filter = {branch} == main
+; command = python pipeline.py deploy
+; slack_channel = github-deploy
diff --git a/pipeline.py b/pipeline.py
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+# Define your CI/CD pipeline in a Python script.
+
+import conducto as co
+
+
+# `pr()` creates and returns a CI/CD pipeline for a Pull Request. Run from the command
+# line with `python pipeline.py pr --branch=<branch>`.
+def pr(branch) -> co.Parallel:
+    # Make a Docker image, based on python:alpine, with the whole repo and the contents
+    # of the given branch.
+    image = co.Image("python:alpine", copy_repo=True, copy_branch=branch)
+
+    # Using that Docker image, run three commands in parallel to interact with the
+    # repo's files.
+    with co.Parallel(image=image) as root:
+        co.Exec(f"echo {branch}", name="print branch")
+        co.Exec("pwd", name="print working directory")
+        co.Exec("ls -la", name="list files")
+
+    co.git.apply_status_all(root)
+
+    return root
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    co.main()