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The README, which npm shows as the package page, opens the way the leading developer CLIs do: the mark, one line on what the CLI does, badges (version, provenance, licence, docs), a quick start of three commands, and a short section on putting your own company on the Network with the link to claim its record free.
Every example reads trooth.co, a company on the Trooth Network. trooth check stripe.com in the README, in trooth --help, in trooth check --help and in the usage errors named a company that has no record, so the first command a reader ran answered "no published record". The guard examples name a generic payments.create_payout tool and api.payments.example.
The per-release "Changed in" sections moved from the README to this file, which already held them from 0.6.0 on; 0.5.0, 0.4.4, 0.4.3 and the 0.4.0 removals are now here too.
The package description says what the CLI reads and where to claim a record, and the keywords name what people search for (trust profile, company profile, vendor due diligence, security questionnaire, MCP).