· Alec Reimel · 1 min read
ARDA Site Scanner — CLI Project in Progress

- Node.js: Command-line runtime
- TypeScript & React Ink: Existing CLI scaffold
- Commander: Argument parsing
- Playwright: Planned browser automation
An in-progress website auditing CLI concept. The public repository currently provides a Node.js, TypeScript, and Ink command-line scaffold; Playwright scanning and reporting are planned.
A Website Auditing CLI in Progress

Current Public Implementation
The repository starts from the ts-ink-template project. Its CLI entry point uses Commander to read a name argument and renders a greeting with React Ink. This provides a starting structure for a terminal application, rather than a working website scanner.
See the
CLI entry point
,
current terminal interface
, and
package manifest
.
Planned Direction
- Accept a website URL and visit pages using browser automation.
- Capture screenshots and extract page metadata for inspection.
- Present repeatable observations in a useful terminal or exported report.
- Make failures and incomplete scans visible instead of presenting partial results as a full audit.
Limits of Automated Auditing
Future automated checks would provide evidence for review, not a guarantee of search rankings or accessibility compliance. Accessibility also requires human evaluation, and performance results depend on the tested environment.
For a more developed example of browser-focused software, see
ARDA Analytics
. To discuss developer roles,
contact me
.
- cli
- terminal
- typescript
- nodejs
- utility