scanning-dependencies

To scan project dependencies for vulnerabilities and license issues, this skill orchestrates language-specific scanners across Node.js, Python, Rust, and Go ecosystems. It aggregates findings into a structured risk report suitable for CI integration.

Yes, you can automate dependency scans during a pre-release audit. The skill integrates into CI workflows to identify supply chain risks, flag outdated packages, and output a structured report for proactive risk management.

Dependency scanning works across Node.js, Python, Rust, and Go ecosystems. It orchestrates ecosystem-specific scanners like npm audit and cargo audit to surface CVEs and identify license conflicts with your project policy.

The best way to identify supply chain risks in outdated packages is using an automated scanner that assesses risk signals like unmaintained packages and high-risk permissions. It aggregates these indicators into a unified compliance report.

To check for license compliance conflicts, the skill identifies licenses within your dependencies and flags any conflicts against your project policy. This enables proactive license compliance checks during ongoing security reviews.

Automated security reviews on dependencies are limited to Node.js, Python, Rust, and Go ecosystems. They rely on orchestrating existing language-specific scanners to surface known CVEs and supply chain risk indicators rather than custom threat modeling.