package-list

List installed Unity Package Manager packages with name, version, source, and description.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Silac1995/My-World-Isekai-Unity --skill package-list-silac1995
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Skill: package-list
Source: https://github.com/Silac1995/My-World-Isekai-Unity/tree/main/.claude/skills/package-list
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Silac1995/My-World-Isekai-Unity --skill package-list-silac1995

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Unity projects often require visibility into the packages installed via the Unity Package Manager (UPM). This skill enumerates each package with its key metadata to support auditing and planning before updates.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • List all installed UPM packages with their name, version, source, and description.
  • Filter, search, or sort the inventory to identify dependencies, duplicates, or outdated packages.
  • Use case: before upgrading or removing packages in a Unity project, generate a complete inventory to evaluate impact and compatibility.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to execute the package-list tool to output a current inventory of all Unity Package Manager packages.

Frequently Asked Questions about package-list

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I list all installed Unity UPM packages in my project?

To list Unity Package Manager (UPM) packages, read the project's manifest.json and lockfile to enumerate each package's name, version, source, and description. This generates a complete inventory of all dependencies installed in the Unity project.

Why audit Unity package dependencies before updating or removing them?

Auditing Unity package dependencies before updating prevents compatibility issues by evaluating the impact of changes. Generating a complete inventory of installed UPM packages allows you to identify outdated versions, duplicates, and dependencies before modifying the manifest.

Can I filter or sort the Unity package inventory to find outdated dependencies?

Yes, you can filter, search, or sort the assembled Unity package inventory to identify specific dependencies, duplicates, or outdated packages. This allows targeted auditing of installed UPM packages and their versions before making manifest changes.

What is the best way to get a complete inventory of Unity Package Manager packages?

The best way to inventory Unity Package Manager packages is to parse the manifest.json and lockfile. This approach assembles a complete list of installed UPM packages, capturing key metadata like name, version, source, and description for dependency auditing.

Does listing Unity UPM packages require parsing the manifest and lockfile?

Yes, listing Unity UPM packages requires reading the manifest.json and lockfile. The skill parses these files to assemble a complete package inventory, extracting the name, version, source, and description of every dependency installed in the Unity project.