dependency-audit

Name: dependency-audit
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Author: BoardPandas

Audits dependencies for vulnerabilities, outdatedness, and unusedness across multiple managers.

Updated Mar 7, 2026

Search Tags:#security #dependencies #audit #vulnerabilities #outdated packages #unused code

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Skill: dependency-audit
Source: https://github.com/BoardPandas/project-coder/tree/main/.claude/skills/dependency-audit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BoardPandas/project-coder --skill dependency-audit-boardpandas

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the critical need to maintain the security and health of a project's dependencies by identifying outdated packages, known vulnerabilities, and unused code.

Core Features & Use Cases

Vulnerability Scanning: Detects and reports known security vulnerabilities in project dependencies.
Outdated Package Detection: Identifies packages that are not running the latest versions, categorized by severity (patch, minor, major).
Unused Dependency Identification: Flags packages that are installed but not referenced in the codebase, helping to reduce bloat and potential security risks.
Use Case: Before a major release, run this audit to ensure no critical vulnerabilities are present and to clean up any unnecessary dependencies, leading to a more secure and efficient codebase.

Quick Start

Run a comprehensive audit of all project dependencies to identify vulnerabilities, outdated packages, and unused code.

Frequently Asked Questions about dependency-audit

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit project dependencies for known security vulnerabilities?▼

To audit project dependencies for security vulnerabilities, this Skill analyzes manifest files and codebase references to detect and report known risks across multiple package managers. It identifies vulnerable packages to help secure your project before a major release.

How do I find unused packages in my codebase to reduce bloat?▼

Finding unused packages involves flagging installed dependencies that are not referenced in the codebase. This Skill performs this analysis to help you reduce code bloat and eliminate potential security risks from unnecessary libraries.

Do I need npm or pip installed to scan dependencies for outdated versions?▼

Yes, you need tools like npm, pip, cargo, or go available in your environment to scan dependencies for outdated versions. The Skill requires these package managers to execute the audit and categorize updates by severity.

What is the best way to detect outdated packages before a major release?▼

The best way to detect outdated packages before a major release is to run a comprehensive audit that categorizes updates by patch, minor, or major severity. This ensures you identify and update stale dependencies efficiently.

Can I audit dependencies across multiple package managers at the same time?▼

You can audit dependencies across multiple package managers simultaneously by analyzing manifest files and codebase references. The Skill integrates with npm, pip, cargo, and go to provide a unified report on vulnerabilities and bloat.