BlobDive: inspect nested archives with explicit limits and structured output

I'm building BlobDive, an open-source Rust CLI for understanding unfamiliar software artifacts without extracting archive entries to disk.

It detects formats from content and inspects nested ZIP/TAR/GZIP archives with explicit limits on depth, entries, decompressed bytes, output size, and time. JSON/NDJSON output and deterministic references make the results useful for agent and CI workflows.

Example:
blobdive --format json inspect release.zip --depth 2 --max-entries 200

The current release is 0.3.0, under the MIT license. Recursive archive inspection currently covers ZIP/TAR/GZIP; additional recognized formats may be detection-only.

Repo, installation, and usage: github.com/yhay81/blobdive

What artifact or archive edge case trips up your agent or CI workflow today? I'd welcome realistic examples and feedback on the output contract.