pkg-booper
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Scored across 5 tools
boop (version lookup) and sniff (security analysis) are clearly distinct, and clear-cache is unambiguous. The only overlap is big-sniff-file vs big-sniff-list, which differ solely by input source (package.json vs provided list), though the descriptions do clarify the boundary.
All tools use the same kebab-case, pkg-booper- prefixed pattern, which is highly consistent. However the actionable verbs are playful and non-self-documenting (boop, sniff, big-sniff), so the scheme is predictable but not transparently descriptive.
Five tools are well-scoped for an npm lookup-and-security-inspection server, with no filler. Each tool maps to a distinct capability (version lookup, single analysis, two batch modes, cache management).
The surface covers version lookup, single/batch security analysis, and cache control, forming a coherent lifecycle. Minor gaps exist around per-package detail (license, maintainers, diff/compare) that agents might want but can work around.