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Sometimes you just want to look inside a document. cupertino-dump ships with the package—no code required:

npx cupertino-dump info     Report.pages     # versions, components, object counts
npx cupertino-dump text     Report.pages     # the text, extracted
npx cupertino-dump styles   Report.pages     # named styles
npx cupertino-dump sections Report.pages     # sections, headers, footers
npx cupertino-dump compat   Report.pages     # format era + compatibility report
npx cupertino-dump ls       Report.pages     # every object, typed, with references
npx cupertino-dump object   Report.pages 42  # one object's protobuf, pretty
npx cupertino-dump extract  Report.pages out/  # the raw .iwa streams, decompressed
npx -y cupertino-files export Report.pages                    # Markdown to stdout
npx -y cupertino-files export Book.numbers --format csv --table 0
npx -y cupertino-files import notes.md Deck.key               # a deck written from Markdown

The same commands answer to npx -y cupertino-files dump <command>, and npx -y cupertino-files mcp starts the MCP server that lets AI agents read, edit, and format documents through the same library.

Filing an issue? info answers the first question we'll ask—which app version wrote the document.

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