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@dztabel/reportkit

v0.1.26

Published

Agent-facing CLI for exporting prepared content into polished Typst PDF reports.

Readme

ReportKit

ReportKit exports prepared Markdown or report.json content into polished Typst PDF reports.

It is designed for LLMs and agents at the final delivery step: the agent prepares the content, then calls report-kit to produce a stable PDF.

Install

# macOS Apple Silicon
npm install -g @dztabel/reportkit @dztabel/reportkit-darwin-arm64

# Linux x64
npm install -g @dztabel/reportkit @dztabel/reportkit-linux-x64

# Windows x64
npm install -g @dztabel/reportkit @dztabel/reportkit-win32-x64

The canonical command is report-kit. reportkit is also provided as a compatibility alias.

Check the command:

report-kit --version

Quick Start

Create content.md:

---
title: Project Review Report
subtitle: Agent-prepared content
author: ReportKit
date: 2026-05-26
---

# Executive Summary

This report was prepared by an upstream agent. ReportKit is responsible for turning the prepared content into a polished PDF.

表:Delivery Checklist
| Item | Status | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Content prepared | Done | The agent has already written the report. |
| PDF export | Ready | ReportKit handles layout and rendering. |

Export the report:

report-kit build content.md --out ./report

Output files:

report/report.pdf
report/report.json
report/report.typ
report/build-result.json

Inputs

ReportKit accepts:

  • Markdown prepared by an LLM or agent.
  • A structured report.json file.

It is useful when the user asks for a formal PDF report, consulting-style deliverable, project review, research summary, or Chinese business report.

What ReportKit Does

  • Converts prepared content into a report structure.
  • Applies a stable Typst report style.
  • Generates PDF output.
  • Returns machine-readable build results for agents.
  • Keeps table captions, figure captions, formulas, code blocks, lists, occasional callouts, and long tables in a controlled layout.

What ReportKit Does Not Do

  • It does not search the web.
  • It does not judge facts.
  • It does not replace the upstream LLM or agent's writing process.
  • It does not require users to write Typst by hand.

Agent Usage

An agent can call:

report-kit build prepared-report.md --out ./report

Then read report/build-result.json or stdout to locate the generated PDF.

Successful builds return JSON with ok: true, artifact paths, component counts, and warnings.

Platform Support

Current public beta:

  • macOS Apple Silicon: supported through @dztabel/reportkit-darwin-arm64.
  • Linux x64: supported through @dztabel/reportkit-linux-x64.
  • Windows x64: supported through @dztabel/reportkit-win32-x64.

More platform packages can be added without changing the main @dztabel/reportkit command.