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Based on pimod's stage based architecture, the setup stage's commands (FROM, TO, INPLACE) are always executed before those commands of the chroot stage (like HOST).
I just realized this isn't really documented in the README file, but more in the linked paper in section IV. Implementation. I am going to update the README to create a better understanding of pimod's internals and how those are affecting its usage.
However, back to your request, is there a real need for such a pre-stage, being executed before something else? Maybe this might be even out of pimod's scope? Please feel free to express your opinion.
However, this may be needed if we're creating the image from scratch or copying/modifying files from a raw rootfs or any other unforeseen scenario.
In any case, disallowing HOST before FROM/TO or INPLACE is unnecessary as they can always run regardless of chroot setup.
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