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@citemap/cli

v0.3.4

Published

Command-line tool for validating citemap.json files

Readme

@citemap/cli

Command-line tool for validating citemap.json files — schema checks, quality scoring, level assessment, and diagnostic recommendations.

Supports CiteMap v2.0 and v3.0.

Install

npm install -g @citemap/cli

Or use with npx:

npx @citemap/cli validate ./citemap.json

Commands

citemap validate <path>

Validate a citemap.json file against the schema. Shows errors, warnings, quality score, and level badge.

$ citemap validate .well-known/citemap.json

✓ Valid citemap.json  v3.0
  Level 3 ★★★

Quality Score: 85%
  Completeness  100% [████████████████████]
  Modules       100% [████████████████████]
  Trust          50% [██████████░░░░░░░░░░]

All validations passed.

citemap diagnose <path>

Full diagnostic analysis with module coverage, field coverage, next-level hints, and recommendations.

$ citemap diagnose .well-known/citemap.json

✓ Valid citemap.json  v3.0
  Level 2 ★★☆

Quality Scores:
  Overall        78% [████████████████░░░░]
  Completeness  100% [████████████████████]
  Modules       100% [████████████████████]
  Trust          25% [█████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░]

Diagnosis:
  Site type:       local-business
  Field coverage:  135/135 (100%)
  Modules present: localBusiness

To reach Level 3:
  → Add a verification block with externalVerifiers or fieldConfidence
  → Add verifiedClaims with externally checkable identifiers (NPI, EIN, etc.)

Recommendations:
  • Add a verification block with externalVerifiers or fieldConfidence to build trust
  • To reach Level 3: Add verifiedClaims with externally checkable identifiers

✓ All validations passed.

Other

citemap --version    # Show version
citemap --help       # Show usage

Exit Codes

  • 0 — Valid citemap
  • 1 — Invalid citemap or error

Level System

The CLI displays the computed CiteMap Level as a badge:

| Level | Badge | Requirements | |-------|-------|-------------| | 1 | Level 1 ★☆☆ | Core profile (brand, lastVerified) | | 2 | Level 2 ★★☆ | + at least 1 module + answerContent + citationContract | | 3 | Level 3 ★★★ | + verification + verifiedClaims |

If a citemap claims a level via citemapLevel that doesn't match actual content, the CLI flags the mismatch.

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License

MIT