Each claude -p session now loads a skill documenting its tool, so every
condition runs at its best. The multiplier on the page-view table is the
precise one: all six pages for less than half the tokens of the cheapest
rival, a single-screenshot floor.
Page-view table now includes Playwright MCP snapshots, Browser Use state
messages, rendered HTML via Playwright and Selenium, and the computer-use
screenshot floors. New table for the end-to-end claude -p benchmark: the
agent finished all three tasks with oc on the fewest tokens and lowest
cost of any full-success condition, while raw curl, Jina Reader, and
Playwright MCP each burned 13 turns on the Reddit task and returned
nothing.
The feed fixture covers Atom entries (escaped bodies, self-closed
categories, bylines) and an RSS item with a CDATA body. Raw markdown of
a feed exposed an old quirk: cleanDocument removed the head before
toMarkdown read the title, so any page whose body lacked a matching h1
lost its title in raw mode. cleanDocument now captures the title first
and returns both.
Sites behind hard bot challenges often leave their feeds open. distill()
now detects feed XML, converts entries (title, byline, link, escaped HTML
body) into a plain HTML document, and everything downstream is unchanged.
fetch accepts xml content types. Ships a stackoverflow.com spec mapping
question/tag/user onto the feed URLs.
Live: oc open on a Stack Overflow question feed renders ~493 tokens vs
~29k for the page HTML, HTTP 200 where the HTML page is challenged.
setup-node's registry-url writes an npmrc auth-token line with a
placeholder token, which npm used instead of OIDC and got a 404 from
the registry. Dropping registry-url lets trusted publishing work.
New clis: github.com (repo, user, search, trending, issues) and
linkedin.com (profile, company, jobs; public guest views work through
the Chrome fingerprint). Both verified live before shipping.
With the package scoped, owner/repo and scope/name line up exactly:
github.com/only-cli/oc is npm @only-cli/oc is the oc command. The skill
installs with npx skills add only-cli/oc.
npm rejects the unscoped name only-cli as too similar to the existing
onlycli package, so the package lives in the org scope with the binary
name. The command is still oc and the repo is still only-cli/only-cli;
install snippets across README, SKILL.md, llms.txt, and the benchmark
docs now say npx @only-cli/oc.
The README now lists the tuned site shortcuts (Hacker News, Reddit,
DuckDuckGo, Bing) next to the generic engine, and cites the live
benchmark numbers from only-cli/benchmarks. llms.txt gives AI assistants
a one-page summary to index. npm keywords added for search.
The internal build spec moves out of the published repo.
npm ci in CI requires package-lock.json, so stop ignoring it; it pins CI
and contributor installs only, consumers never see it.
publish.yml now maps release channels to npm dist-tags: latest, beta,
alpha (from the version suffix of a GitHub release) and dev (manual runs
stamp a unique 0.x.y-dev.N version per build). Publishing a prerelease
version to latest fails loud.
Generic distillation engine (no per-site adapters): fetch via impers
impersonating Chrome with a firefox-fingerprint retry, distill to an
interaction tree, render under a hard token budget with numbered action
handles. Raw mode emits markdown via turndown or cleaned HTML. Per-site
CLI definitions for HN, Reddit, Bing, DuckDuckGo. Offline test suite,
agent skill, OIDC publish workflow.