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driftmd

v0.1.1

Published

Your README is lying. driftmd catches it.

Downloads

21

Readme

driftmd

Your README is lying. driftmd catches it.

Cross-references every claim in your README against your actual codebase: internal links, directory trees, badge versions, file references, CLI flags, env vars, and function signatures.

Quick start

npx driftmd

Zero config. Run in any repo.

Two modes

Quick mode (default) checks links, dir trees, and badges with zero false positives. No LLM needed.

Verified mode (--verify) adds file references, CLI flags, env vars, and signatures with LLM filtering to eliminate false positives.

npx driftmd --verify                          # ollama (free, local)
npx driftmd --verify --provider anthropic     # Claude
npx driftmd --verify --provider openai        # GPT

GitHub Action

name: driftmd
on: [pull_request]
jobs:
  drift:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: Ijtihed/driftmd@v1

All flags

--json                   Output as JSON
--severity <level>       Minimum severity (error, warning, info)
--verify                 Enable LLM-verified deep checks
--provider <name>        LLM provider: ollama, anthropic, openai
--model <name>           LLM model name
--api-key <key>          API key for anthropic/openai
--signatures             Enable function signature checks
--init                   Generate .driftmdrc.json
--no-file-references     Disable file reference checks
--no-dir-tree            Disable directory tree checks
--no-internal-links      Disable internal link checks
--no-cli-flags           Disable CLI flag checks
--no-env-vars            Disable env var checks
--no-badges              Disable badge version checks

Links

License

MIT