dependency-doctor

To audit dependencies across multiple languages, provide your project manifests like package.json, requirements.txt, go.mod, and Cargo.toml. The tool scans these files to identify security vulnerabilities, compatibility issues, and outdated packages.

The best way to prioritize dependency upgrades safely is to generate a structured health report that ranks packages by security risk, performance impact, and maintainability, providing clear upgrade paths and safe pinning recommendations.

Yes, you can scan requirements.txt and go.mod files alongside package.json and Cargo.toml. The audit identifies duplicated packages and heavyweight dependencies to help optimize your project's performance and maintainability.

To generate a dependency health report for stakeholders, run the audit on your project manifests. It produces a comprehensive report detailing outdated packages, security insights, and prioritized upgrade plans to communicate project status.

Yes, dependency auditing works with Cargo.toml and package.json manifests simultaneously. It supports multi-language projects by scanning common manifest files to produce a unified, prioritized report for security and maintenance.