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hunch-audit

v0.1.0

Published

Retrieve completed Hunch agent-readiness audit reports from the terminal. Read-only.

Readme

hunch-audit

Retrieve a completed Hunch agent-readiness report for any public website, straight from the terminal.

npx hunch-audit example.com
  example.com — agent readiness: 42/100 (partial, grade C)
  scanned 6 pages · snapshot 2026-08-21

What it does

  • Prints the 0–100 readiness score, letter grade, summary, signal counts, form-operability verdicts, and top recommendations.
  • --json prints the unchanged structured API response (stable shape, safe for scripts and agents).
  • --markdown prints the compact Markdown representation served via Accept: text/markdown content negotiation.

What it deliberately does not do

The CLI is read-only. It never starts a scan against the target site. If no completed report exists yet, run the free audit in your browser at https://hunchbank.com/agent-readiness-audit — then this command returns the stored result immediately.

Machine access

| Resource | URL | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Report API (JSON / Markdown) | GET https://api.hunchbank.com/api/v1/report?url=https://example.com | | Methodology | GET https://api.hunchbank.com/api/v1/methodology | | OpenAPI spec | https://api.hunchbank.com/openapi.json | | API catalog (RFC 9727) | https://api.hunchbank.com/.well-known/api-catalog | | AI catalog | https://api.hunchbank.com/.well-known/ai-catalog.json | | MCP server manifest | https://api.hunchbank.com/server.json |

Errors use RFC 9457 application/problem+json. The public endpoint permits 1000 requests per client per 60 seconds (RateLimit-Policy: 1000;w=60); 429 responses include Retry-After.

Environment

  • HUNCH_AUDIT_API_URL — override the API base URL (useful for local development).

Publishing

cd cli/hunch-audit
npm publish