dep-audit

To audit dependencies across multiple repositories, scan manifests and lockfiles like package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, and go.mod to surface outdated packages, security advisories, and cross-repo version conflicts, generating a prioritized and unified update plan.

Yes, you can check cross-repo dependency health in a Node.js monorepo by parsing package.json manifests to identify version conflicts, outdated packages, and alignment opportunities, enabling a unified update plan to reduce drift.

The best way to generate a prioritized update plan for outdated Python and Rust packages is to scan pyproject.toml and Cargo.toml manifests to compare dependency versions and surface advisories, outputting an actionable update plan.

Yes, cross-repository dependency auditing works with Go manifests by parsing go.mod files to detect licensing issues, known advisories, and outdated packages, surfacing these health metrics across multiple repositories.

Scanning lockfiles and manifests for dependency health across multiple repositories reveals cross-repo version conflicts and alignment opportunities, making it easier to maintain unified standards and execute a cohesive update plan.

You need a multi-repo dependency audit when onboarding new repositories into a monorepo or struggling to maintain cross-repository dependency health, allowing you to align package versions and reduce drift with a prioritized plan.