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livecheck-audit

v0.2.2

Published

Run a fixed technical checklist against any deployed website and get a scored, timestamped report.

Readme

Livecheck

CI npm license node

Run a fixed technical checklist against any deployed website and get a scored, timestamped report.

Built for the last mile of AI-built sites: they generate fast, then break at launch. Livecheck finds what broke - DNS, SSL, forms, mobile layout, SEO tags, page speed, security headers - and hands you a shareable report instead of a debugging session.

Quick start

npx livecheck-audit https://yoursite.com
  LIVECHECK AUDIT
  yoursite.com  (https://yoursite.com/)

  Score: 81/100 - Minor issues before launch

  SSL / TLS
    PASS  Certificate trusted     Chain validates against public trust stores
    PASS  Certificate expiry      Expires in 63 days

  SEO & Metadata
    WARN  Meta description        Search engines will invent their own snippet
    ...

  12 passed  1 failed  8 warnings  1 skipped

Exit code is 0 when nothing fails and 1 when at least one check fails, so it drops straight into CI:

- run: npx livecheck-audit https://yoursite.com

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | --json | Print the report as machine-readable JSON | | -o, --out <dir> | Save markdown + JSON reports to a directory | | --probe-forms | Actively submit the first form found (off by default) | | --ai | Append a plain-language AI analysis of the results (requires an API key, see below) | | --lighthouse | Add a Lighthouse performance score (requires npm i -D lighthouse chrome-launcher) | | -t, --timeout <ms> | Per-check timeout in milliseconds (default 20000) |

By default Livecheck is read-only: it never submits forms or mutates anything on the target site. Pass --probe-forms to opt into an active submission test.

What gets checked

| Group | Checks | | ----- | ------ | | General | Site reachable | | DNS & Domain | A/AAAA records resolve, www subdomain resolves | | SSL / TLS | Certificate trusted by public stores, expiry window | | HTTP Headers | HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, CSP, clickjacking protection, compression | | SEO & Metadata | Title length, meta description, Open Graph tags, single h1, lang attribute, favicon | | Mobile | Viewport meta tag, horizontal overflow at 375px | | Forms | Submission target, submit button present, field labeling, optional active probe | | Speed | Time to first byte, full page load, page weight, optional Lighthouse score |

Scoring

Each check carries a weight (default 1, critical checks 2). Passing earns full weight, warnings earn half, failures earn none, skips are excluded from the denominator. The result is normalized to 0-100:

  • 90+ Launch-ready
  • 70-89 Minor issues before launch
  • 50-69 Needs work before launch
  • <50 Not ready for visitors

AI analysis

Pass --ai to add a plain-language explanation of every failure and warning: what is wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it.

npx livecheck-audit https://yoursite.com --ai

The analysis runs through a pre-configured OpenAI-compatible provider on the machine running the audit (via LIVECHECK_AI_KEY, GROQ_API_KEY, or OPENAI_API_KEY, with optional LIVECHECK_AI_BASE_URL / LIVECHECK_AI_MODEL overrides). No setup is required if you are running reports provided to you.

Only structured check results (titles, statuses, detail strings) are sent to the provider - never page content, credentials, or HTML. Without a key the flag is skipped with a notice and the audit still completes.

Reports

With -o reports/ you get two artifacts per run:

  • Markdown - human-readable, timestamped, ready to paste into a ticket or email to a client
  • JSON - stable schema for CI gates, dashboards, or your own tooling

Disclaimer

Reports describe observable behavior during a single point-in-time audit. Sites change after they are checked. Livecheck output is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, and does not certify security or correctness beyond what is listed.

Roadmap

  • [ ] Automated pre-intake audit API for service intake flows
  • [ ] Auto-fix recipes for the most common deployment failures
  • [ ] White-label report exports for agencies
  • [ ] Scheduled monitoring with drift alerts

Development

npm install
npx playwright install chromium
npm run dev -- https://example.com

npm test
npm run lint
npm run typecheck
npm run build

A gated end-to-end smoke test against example.com runs with LIVECHECK_SMOKE=1 npm test.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. Conventional commits required; npm run verify style checks run in CI.

License

MIT