version-checker

Version compatibility checking scans dependency versions against known vulnerabilities to identify security exposure. Input your package version string (e.g., httpx>=0.27.0) and receive a vulnerability assessment identifying any CVEs or security issues present in that version range.

Breaking-change analysis compares version specifications to identify incompatible changes between releases. The Skill parses your dependency declaration, validates version specifiers (>=, ~=, ==, etc.), and flags structural or API changes that would break your code during upgrade.

Yes. The Skill checks dependency versions against Python 3.11+ compatibility requirements, validating that your declared packages support your target runtime. It processes PyPI metadata and release notes to confirm version-to-runtime alignment.

Upgrade-path generation recommends compatible version increments that avoid breaking changes and vulnerabilities. Provide your current dependency versions and the Skill analyzes release history to suggest intermediate or final versions that maintain stability while addressing security or feature needs.

No. The Skill automatically parses and validates version specifiers (>=, ~=, ==, and others) from your dependency declarations, extracting semantic meaning so you receive actionable compatibility reports without manual syntax handling.

Version specifier validation enforces correct syntax during input processing. Invalid or malformed version strings are flagged with validation errors before analysis proceeds, preventing downstream compatibility or security assessment failures.