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@dualmark/cli

v0.5.2

Published

Conformance test runner for the AEO spec. `dualmark verify <url>` scores any site against the AEO Specification.

Readme

@dualmark/cli

dualmark verify <url> — conformance test runner for the AEO Specification.

Install

bun add -d @dualmark/cli
# or run directly:
bunx @dualmark/cli verify https://example.com/blog/hello

Usage

dualmark verify https://example.com/blog/hello
dualmark verify https://example.com/blog/hello.md --skip-negotiation
dualmark verify https://example.com --json
dualmark verify https://example.com --timeout 5000

Flags

| Flag | Effect | |---|---| | --json | Emit machine-readable JSON instead of human-readable text | | --skip-negotiation | Skip Accept-header / Link-header / 406 checks. Use against sites that serve markdown only at .md URLs without runtime content negotiation (e.g. static-only deploys) | | --timeout <ms> | Per-request timeout (default 10000) |

Exit codes

  • 0 — pass (score ≥ 80% of max)
  • 1 — fail (below threshold)
  • 2 — CLI usage error

Programmatic usage

import { verifyUrl } from "@dualmark/cli";
const report = await verifyUrl("https://example.com/blog/hello");
console.log(report.score, "/", report.maxScore);

What's checked

  • md.fetch — markdown twin URL is reachable (2xx)
  • md.contentTypetext/markdown; charset=utf-8
  • md.tokensHeaderX-Markdown-Tokens is a positive integer
  • md.noindexX-Robots-Tag includes noindex
  • md.varyVary includes Accept
  • md.body — body is non-empty
  • md.aeoVersionX-AEO-Version advertised (recommended)
  • md.nosniffX-Content-Type-Options: nosniff (recommended)

When negotiation is enabled (default):

  • html.reachable — HTML URL is 2xx
  • html.linkAlternate — HTML response advertises markdown twin via Link rel="alternate"
  • html.vary — HTML response Vary: Accept (recommended)
  • negotiation.botUa — GPTBot UA receives markdown
  • negotiation.acceptHeaderAccept: text/markdown receives markdown
  • negotiation.notAcceptable — Accept that excludes html+markdown returns 406 (recommended)

License

Apache 2.0