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"A microservice to search for versions of npm packages" matching MCP tools:

  • Check all enrolled developer machines for installed versions of a malicious npm package to assess exposure on independent laptops, complementing CI checks. Optionally filter by compromised versions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve full details of a security threat incident, including compromised package names, versions, and C2 domains/IPs. After listing incidents, use this to extract concrete IOCs and determine which exposure checks to run based on the ecosystem (npm or pypi).
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve complete dependency graphs for npm, PyPI, or crates.io packages, including direct and transitive dependencies with versions and counts, and flagged deprecated direct dependencies.
    MIT
  • Compare npm packages side-by-side by downloads, bundle size, dependencies, GitHub stars, and exported APIs to choose between alternatives.
    MIT

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    MCP server that searches npm packages and returns live registry data without an API key. Supports package search, detailed info, and side-by-side comparison of packages.
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  • Retrieve version details, available versions, and breaking changes for any npm package by specifying the package name and optional version range.
    MIT
  • Get project details: type, PHP version, core/CLI versions, composer packages, and apps.
    MIT
  • Search for NPM or Python packages by name to get repository URLs, check deprecation status, and compare alternatives. Returns direct links to source code for further exploration.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Browse the authoritative catalogue of @imqueue packages to see versions, licences, install commands, and compatibility rules before adding a dependency.
    GPL 3.0
  • Find Docker images and packages hosted on GitHub for specific users or organizations. Use this tool to discover available packages when you know the owner but need to locate their hosted resources.
    MIT
  • Compare two or more exact npm or PyPI packages side by side using live registry metadata to verify claims about age, maintenance, and licenses.
    MIT
  • Find Rust packages on crates.io by name or keywords to discover libraries for specific functionality, returning details like descriptions, versions, and download counts.
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  • Retrieve npm package documentation directly from registry README files to access installation instructions, usage examples, and API references for JavaScript/Node.js packages.
    MIT
  • Retrieve package metadata from deps.dev: all versions, default version, and ecosystem for npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, Cargo, and NuGet packages.
    MIT