Busy weekend for Agent-Friendly Docs!
- I added a new check to the spec,
rendering-strategy, which checks whether a docs site renders content that is visible to tools like Claude Code and Cursor that use fetch library implementations instead of embedded or headless browsers - I updated spec pass/warn/fail details based on practical details discovered during implementation
- I completed implementing the remaining checks in the
afdocsCLI and library available through npm 🎉 All 22 checks are now fully implemented.
If you have Node.js/npm installed, you can run the tool locally to check your docs site for agent-friendliness:
npx afdocs check https://docs.example.com
The tool is now at v0.5.0; I'm going to leave it a v0.x tool for a bit longer while I wait to hear any bug reports from folks who are trying it out. Depending on how much feedback I get, and my own experience using it, I'm hoping to cut a 1.x release in April.
If you try it out, please do file any issues with bug reports or request enhancements on the tool repo. I'll throw links in the comments.
Links from the comments: