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@siteverb/audit

v0.1.1

Published

Static coverage audit for Siteverb and WebMCP registration paths.

Readme

@siteverb/audit

Static source-to-contract coverage for Siteverb WebMCP projects.

npx @siteverb/audit --root . --contract siteverb.webmcp.json --output .siteverb/audit.json

The audit uses Babel's TypeScript parser for JavaScript/TypeScript/JSX/TSX and executable scripts in HTML, Vue, and Svelte files. parse5 extracts declarative forms without regular expressions. It understands definitions, inline client registrations, static batches, and local static factories.

It blocks raw document.modelContext.registerTool calls, state-changing declarative autosubmit, unsafe cross-origin exposure, duplicate stable IDs or wire names, contract/source drift, and missing contract entries. Dynamic exposedTo policy and known third-party registration runtimes require review; third-party runtimes become errors under --strict-external.

Static coverage does not prove runtime behavior. Pair this audit with @siteverb/runner in the customer-owned GitHub Action.