gaia-review-deps

A dependency audit cross-checks your manifests against security advisories to identify known CVEs, outdated packages, and license conflicts, producing a risk-ranked report with remediation guidance.

Yes, dependency auditing supports common manifests including package.json, requirements.txt, pom.xml, pubspec.yaml, go.mod, Gemfile, and Cargo.toml to compile a holistic risk report across different project environments.

A dependency audit report is a deterministic Markdown document containing CVE IDs, outdated packages, license concerns, and prioritized remediation guidance to help reduce your attack surface.

You get remediation guidance for outdated packages by running an audit that cross-checks advisories, outputting a risk-ranked findings report with prioritized upgrade paths to reduce your software attack surface.

The best way to harden software supply chains is performing a CVE-aware dependency audit on project manifests to detect deprecated packages, license conflicts, and known vulnerabilities with prioritized remediation guidance.