dependency-sync

You can automatically install missing dependencies by detecting new imports in modified files and running a package manager to update manifests. This process parses modified files across multiple languages to identify and install required packages.

Yes, it works with npm, uv, pip, cargo, go mod, and other package managers. It identifies the correct package manager for your project by locating manifest files and installing missing dependencies across multi-language environments.

To keep manifests in sync, detect new imports in modified files and auto-install missing dependencies using the appropriate package manager. This ensures your manifest files reflect recent code changes across different programming languages.

Yes, you can automatically commit manifest changes after installing missing dependencies. The process updates your manifest files and commits the changes directly to your git repository to maintain synchronization.

The best way to update manifests is to parse modified files for new imports, identify the correct package manager, and auto-install missing dependencies. This approach keeps your project manifests synchronized with code changes automatically.

Yes, you can optionally trigger a docs-audit after installing missing dependencies and committing manifest changes. This ensures your project documentation is reviewed following the dependency updates.