About mfprobe
mfprobe is a command-line utility for inspecting multiple files for character encoding, byte-order marks, and newline conventions. A byte-order mark is a marker at the start of some text files that can indicate how their contents are encoded. Checking these details can help developers understand why files behave differently across tools or systems. mfprobe is intended for inspection, so it reports characteristics rather than changing the files. It is built as a standalone executable using .NET Native AOT and does not require a separate .NET runtime to be installed. Its scope is focused on text-file metadata: it does not claim to validate the meaning or correctness of the file contents. The command-line format suits checks across several files in a development or maintenance workflow.
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