publishready
PublishReady helps AI agents turn drafts into cleaner, publish-ready writing using deterministic local metrics. It checks readability, structure, AI-sounding prose, revision targets, and factual preservation without external API calls.
README
PublishReady: Professional Writing Control
PublishReady is a deterministic writing analysis system designed to turn AI drafts into publish-ready writing. It serves as the final QA pass for AI-generated prose, providing local-first metrics, target compliance, and specific revision levers without sending text to remote services.
The PublishReady Packages
This project is structured as a professional, layered monorepo containing specialized packages:
Core Packages
- @veldica/publishready-mcp: The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation (
publishready-mcp). - @veldica/publishready-cli: The command-line tool for local analysis (
publishready). - @veldica/publishready-core: The central orchestration engine.
- @veldica/publishready-schemas: Unified Zod schemas and explicit interfaces.
Underlying Libraries
- @veldica/prose-analyzer: Deterministic style signals (variety, density, repetition, narrative texture).
- @veldica/readability: Consolidated library of all major readability formulas.
- @veldica/prose-tokenizer: Standalone markdown-aware prose tokenization.
- @veldica/prose-linter: Target checks, revision levers, content integrity, and deterministic AI-sounding prose markers.
Installation
MCP Server (Recommended)
Add the server to your MCP client configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"publishready": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@veldica/publishready-mcp"]
}
}
}
Command Line
npx @veldica/publishready-cli analyze sample.txt
Hosted MCP
For Smithery, VPS, or gateway deployments, run the server with Streamable HTTP:
npx @veldica/publishready-mcp --transport=http --port=3000
The MCP endpoint is /mcp; the health endpoint is /health.
Key Features
- Template, Target, and Reference Modes: Compare writing against built-in templates, explicit numeric targets, reference text, or reusable reference profiles.
- Deterministic Metrics: Structural counts, sentence and paragraph distributions, lexical signals, scannability, fiction proxies, and readability formulas.
- Specific Revision Levers: Ranked, evidence-based suggestions such as
shorten_long_sentences,replace_difficult_words, andreduce_abstract_wording. - AI-Sounding Prose Audit: Deterministic marker inventory for formulaic, generic, or over-polished prose, including exact matches and tracked phrase counts.
- Fiction & Non-Fiction Support: Narrative metrics for dialogue, sensory density, abstract wording, and scene pacing.
- Explainable Interpretation: Target and metric interpretation that explains audience, use cases, style implications, and tradeoffs.
- Local-First & Private: Stdio-first, deterministic, no external API calls, and no LLM wrappers.
MCP Tool Surface
The MCP server exposes 16 specialized tools for analysis and control, including audit_ai_sounding_prose for deterministic AI-marker analysis. For a full list and documentation, see the MCP README.
Deterministic Philosophy
This package explicitly avoids perplexity and other model-dependent scores. We believe writing control should be:
- Explainable: You should know exactly why a score changed.
- Reproducible: The same text should always yield the same metrics.
- Practical: A metric is only useful if it tells you what to change.
Development
npm install
npm run build
npm run lint
npm run typecheck
npm test
Publishing Metadata
- npm package:
@veldica/publishready-mcp - MCP Registry name:
io.github.veldica/publishready - Product homepage:
https://veldica.com/publish-ready - Source repository:
https://github.com/veldica/publishready-mcp
Registry and Directory Metadata
PublishReady is prepared for MCP directory discovery through:
- GitHub repository topics
- npm package keywords
- Glama metadata via
glama.json - Official MCP Registry metadata via
mcpName
This MCP is designed for AI-assisted writing workflows where the model should improve clarity, structure, readability, and publish-readiness while preserving facts, terminology, intent, and author voice.
License
MIT
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