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To check for deprecated npm packages and incompatible versions, you can automatically scan your package.json or requirements.txt files. This dependency audit flags deprecated packages and identifies major version gaps to prevent integration issues.

Real-time dependency verification queries registries like npm, PyPI, and Context7 to fetch the latest API documentation and breaking changes. This prevents outdated library usage by alerting you to deprecated methods before implementation begins.

You fetch latest API documentation and breaking changes by querying official registries during architectural planning and coding phases. This contextual intelligence ensures suggested code snippets reference current, non-deprecated library methods.

Yes, you need a Node.js runtime to execute registry lookup scripts and dependency audit protocols. The runtime executes the queries against npm, PyPI, and Context7 sources to verify compatibility and current versions.

Yes, you can verify proposed tech stack versions and flag major version gaps automatically. When an architect suggests a new stack, the skill checks current versions and alerts you to breaking changes or deprecated methods before implementation.

Automated dependency verification is limited to querying npm, PyPI, and Context7 registries during architectural planning. It cannot detect undocumented breaking changes or verify dependencies outside these supported registry sources.