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Documentation

How SiteCMD works, how to set it up, and how to connect it to the tools you already use.

PlatformsmacOS, Windows, Linux
DataLocal-first: scans and source stay on your machine
AI editors17 MCP tools; manual setup needs Node 22.22.1+
01

Quickstart

Add your first project, run a scan, read your SiteCMD Score, connect your editor, and hand it the first fix.

02

Installation

How to install SiteCMD on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

03

Your first scan

What a scan actually checks, what it needs from you, and where the results show up.

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What is SiteCMD

A desktop command center for website health: live-site checks, source-code audit, and integrations, all running locally.

05

Why local-first

Why SiteCMD is a desktop app instead of a SaaS, what that decision costs, and what you get back.

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How a scan works

What SiteCMD actually does when you click Run Scan, and the two engines under the hood.

07

Live-site checks

The categories of checks SiteCMD runs against your URL, what each one looks for, and why it matters.

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Source audit (Code Scan)

The second engine: SiteCMD walks your linked project folder and audits the source for the issues a live-site scan can't see.

09

Scheduled scans and notifications

Run scans on a schedule, get OS notifications on real regressions, and let SiteCMD work while the app is closed.

10

Dependency updates

The Updates page: review package updates by severity, catch vulnerable dependencies, and verify upgrades after you apply them.

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Understanding findings

What severity, confidence, and status mean on every issue SiteCMD shows you.

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The SiteCMD Score

How the score is calculated, what changes it, and how to read it.

13

Triaging issues

Work through findings: filter, verify, ignore, block, and reopen. The day-to-day workflow.

14

Fixing with AI editors

Use Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, or any MCP-capable AI editor to actually fix the issues SiteCMD finds.

15

Reports and exports

Generate stakeholder-ready reports of your scan history, score trends, and findings.

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Alerts

The Alerts page: what SiteCMD alerts on, where each alert comes from, and how to work the unread list.

17

Activity timeline

The Activity page: one date-grouped timeline of scans, deploys, updates, and monitoring events, with CSV and JSON export.

18

Connecting data sources

How integrations work in SiteCMD, what they add, and where to set them up.

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Analytics: GA4 and Plausible

Connect Google Analytics 4 or Plausible to surface traffic data alongside your scan findings.

20

Search Console and Bing Webmaster

Connect Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools to see how your site performs in search and which issues are tanking visibility.

21

UptimeRobot and Cloudflare

Connect UptimeRobot for uptime monitoring and Cloudflare for CDN and edge analytics.

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GitHub and Jira

Connect GitHub for deploy and PR signals, and link SiteCMD findings to tickets in GitHub Issues or Jira.

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AI editor setup overview

How SiteCMD's MCP server lets your AI editor read scan results, request fixes, and verify them.

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Cursor

Set up SiteCMD with Cursor to fix issues with full scan context.

25

Claude Code

Set up SiteCMD with Claude Code to fix issues with full scan context.

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Windsurf

Set up SiteCMD with Windsurf to fix issues with full scan context.

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VS Code

Set up SiteCMD with VS Code to fix issues with full scan context.

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GitHub Copilot

Set up SiteCMD with GitHub Copilot to fix issues with full scan context.

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Cline

Set up SiteCMD with Cline to fix issues with full scan context.

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JetBrains

Set up SiteCMD with JetBrains IDEs to fix issues with full scan context.

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Zed

Set up SiteCMD with Zed to fix issues with full scan context.

32

Codex

Set up SiteCMD with OpenAI Codex CLI to fix issues with full scan context.

33

CLI reference

The sitecmd command-line interface: installation, subcommands, flags, and exit codes.

34

Quality gates in CI

Use the sitecmd CLI to fail a build when site health regresses. Examples for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and more.

35

Pre-push hooks

Install sitecmd check as a git pre-push hook to catch regressions before they leave your machine.

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Pricing & connected service

What stays free locally, what the connected service adds, and how founder-beta access works.

37

Existing licenses & billing

Activate an existing license, manage billing, handle offline use, and recover from license errors.

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Privacy & data

Where SiteCMD stores your data, what network requests it makes, and what those requests do and don't contain.

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Security disclosure

How to report a security vulnerability in SiteCMD and what happens after you do.

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Troubleshooting

Common problems, where SiteCMD's logs and database live, and how to get unstuck.

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Glossary

Quick definitions for every term that has a specific meaning in SiteCMD.

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FAQ

Quick answers to the questions people ask most often about SiteCMD.

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Keyboard shortcuts

Every keyboard shortcut in the SiteCMD desktop app, in one place.