SDKs and CLI
ia.sdk-cli · 4.28
Why it matters
SDK links and CLI installation examples help agents find an interface. An SDK reference does not prove a CLI, and source hints do not verify installation or task execution.
How to fix it
Publish an SDK and a CLI, with separate installation and first-call examples.
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Publish an SDK in a package registry and label its registry link as an SDK in your docs.
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Document the CLI separately, including its installation command and a first-call example.
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Link both the SDK and CLI documentation from llms.txt.
## Tools - [SDK](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@example/sdk): SDK package and usage examples - [CLI](https://example.com/docs/cli): `npm install -g @example/cli`, then `example --help`
Verify
curl -sf https://{domain}/llms.txt
Expected: Follow both documentation links. Check that the SDK has a labeled registry link and the CLI has its own installation command. This does not verify installation or task execution.
Run a new scan for this checkpoint:
isagentready results {domain} --checkpoint ia.sdk-cli
Details Mapping, lifecycle and references
- AR mapping
- Direct relation
- Evidence source
- agentready.org AR-ACT-06
- Score role
- Bonus
- Introduced
- 2026-10-22
- Revised
- 2026-10-30
- Methodology version
- 2026-10-30