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@hlido/cli

v0.4.0

Published

Hlido CLI — independent, evidence-backed scorecards for AI agents. Inline scorecard, search, compare, and tier rankings, fetched live from hlido.eu.

Downloads

448

Readme

hlido

Independent, evidence-backed scorecards for AI agents — in your terminal.

Hlido tests AI agents against their own claims and publishes signed scorecards. This CLI fetches them live from hlido.eu so you can sanity-check an agent before you adopt it, compare two side-by-side, or browse the current top tier.

Zero runtime dependencies. Public data only. No login.

Install

npx @hlido/cli check aider

Or install globally:

npm install -g @hlido/cli
hlido check aider

Requires Node 18+.

Commands

hlido check <slug>                  # full scorecard, top claims, links to evidence
hlido search <text>                 # top 5 matches by name / category / summary
hlido compare <slug1> <slug2>       # side-by-side dimensions + per-claim verdicts
hlido tier <tier>                   # top 20 in VITAL | STEADY | FADING | FLATLINE
hlido recommend <need>              # constraint-driven shortlist via /v1/recommend
hlido scan <mcp-server>             # on-demand safety scan of an MCP server
hlido help                          # this menu
hlido --version

Add --json to any command for machine-readable output. Add --no-color (or set NO_COLOR=1) to disable ANSI colors. Output auto-detects when stdout is not a TTY.

Examples

$ hlido check aider
Aider  [VITAL]  score 90
category Coding    reviewed 2026-04-26
…top 5 claims with PASS/FAIL/PART verdicts, plus links to the live review and signed attestation.

$ hlido search voice
[VITAL] retell-ai      Voice            Retell AI — programmatic phone agents…

$ hlido compare cursor aider
…score, tier, category, engine, per-claim verdicts side-by-side.

$ hlido tier VITAL
…top 20 agents currently in VITAL.

$ hlido check aider --json | jq .scorecard.score
90

$ hlido recommend "code review tool" --category Coding --k 3
…top 3 ranked Coding agents matching your need, with rationale + evidence URL.

$ HLIDO_API_KEY=hlk_live_… hlido recommend "voice agent" --json
…paid-tier response with full top-k results.

hlido recommend — Recommendation API (Wave 4.0)

Calls https://hlido.eu/v1/recommend. Anonymous calls are free-tier (top-1 result, 100 calls/day per IP). Paid tiers expose top-k via API key in the HLIDO_API_KEY env var.

hlido recommend <need> [--category <name>] [--k <int>] [--json]

# Override base URL (staging, self-hosted):
HLIDO_API_BASE=https://staging.hlido.eu/v1 hlido recommend "code review tool"

Pricing tiers and signup: https://hlido.eu/api/

Tiers

| Tier | Score range | Meaning | | --------- | ----------- | ---------------------------------------- | | VITAL | 90–100 | Live-verified, broad coverage, high confidence | | STEADY | 70–89 | Solid evidence, some gaps | | FADING | 40–69 | Partial coverage or aging tests | | FLATLINE | 0–39 | Sparse evidence or failing key claims |

Data source

  • Registry: https://hlido.eu/data/review-registry.json
  • Per-slug scorecard: https://hlido.eu/data/scorecards/<slug>.json
  • Per-slug signed attestation: https://hlido.eu/data/attestations/<slug>.json

The CLI caches the registry to ~/.hlido/cache/registry.json for one hour. Per-slug scorecards and attestations are fetched live each call. Delete the cache directory to force a refetch.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

Project

This CLI is a thin reader over Hlido's public data. The scoring methodology, evidence pipeline, and signed attestations are the product — this CLI is the most frictionless way to read them.

hlido audit — npm audit for AI agents (v0.3.0)

npx @hlido/cli audit

Scans your project (package.json, requirements.txt, MCP client configs) for AI-agent/MCP dependencies and prints an independent trust table — score, tier, stale-review flags, and free-submit pointers for unreviewed agents. Non-zero exit when something is flagged (CI-friendly). --json for machine output.

hlido scan — on-demand MCP-server safety scan (v0.4.0)

npx @hlido/cli scan @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem
npx @hlido/cli scan https://mcp.example.com/mcp
npx @hlido/cli scan <target> --fail-on risky     # CI gate: exit 3 at/above tier or on tool-poisoning

Ask before you install: independent safety verdict for any MCP server — tier (SAFE/CAUTION/RISKY/DANGEROUS), tool-poisoning detection (hidden instructions in tool descriptions — the malice signal), dangerous-capability red-flags (shell/code-eval/fs-write/egress/secrets) with per-tool evidence, and auth posture.

How it answers: a server already in the Hlido MCP register returns instantly with full sandbox-scan evidence; an HTTP(S) endpoint we haven't seen is statically scanned live in seconds; a local (stdio) npm/PyPI package we haven't seen is never executed on your machine or ours outside an isolated sandbox — it's queued, and the verdict lands in the public register (typically <24h). An unscanned server is always reported NOT_SCANNED, never assumed safe. Tier = blast radius if hijacked, not maintainer trustworthiness.