npmscan

Plugin npmscan from marketplace npmscan in salemalem/npmscan-mcp-plugin. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 4 days ago.

Skills (5)

• ci-pr-gate

  Turn a dependency change — a before/after package.json/lockfile snapshot, or one or more named "bump X from A to B" upgrades — into one deterministic PASS/WARN/FAIL verdict formatted for a CI check or PR-comment bot, not a conversational report. Use when the user explicitly wants a mergeable/blockin

• dependency-audit

  Audit a project's npm dependencies for known vulnerabilities and risky install scripts before installing, upgrading, or shipping. Use when the user pastes or attaches a package.json/lockfile, lists dependencies, or asks to check/audit/scan their packages for security issues — including comparing two

• incident-response

  Turn a flagged npm supply-chain finding — or just a vague, non-technical description of one ("this package looks sketchy," "someone said we got hacked," "npm install did something weird") — into concrete remediation steps. Use whenever the user wants to know what to actually do about a suspicious/co

• new-dependency-evaluation

  Help decide what to add as a NEW npm dependency — comparing 2-5 named candidates for the same job, evaluating one named candidate against its real peers, or shortlisting candidates from a described need, before anything is installed. Use for "which should we use for X," "axios vs got vs node-fetch,"

• package-trust-check

  Investigate whether one specific npm package is trustworthy — maintainer/ownership takeover signals, publish-provenance mismatches, and risky install scripts. Use when the user asks if a single named package is safe, compromised, hijacked, suspicious, or "can I trust this" — not for auditing a full

MCP servers (1)

• npmscan

  connects to: https://npmscan.com/api/mcp

Similar plugins