dependency-audit-mcp
MCP server that audits npm dependencies against the live registry, providing per-dependency reports on versions behind, deprecation, and license.
README
dependency-audit-mcp
Give your coding agent real eyes on how stale and risky your dependencies are.
An MCP server that audits a project's npm dependencies against the live registry. Feed it a package.json and the agent gets a per-dependency report: how far behind latest each package is (patch / minor / major), how many versions behind, whether it's deprecated, and its license — real facts, not a guess from training data.
Why this exists
Ask an agent "what's outdated here?" and it will happily hallucinate version numbers. The npm registry knows the truth. This server hands the agent that truth in one call, and pairs naturally with breaking-changes-mcp — audit to find what's behind, then check the breaking changes before you bump.
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
audit_dependencies |
Full report from a package.json: freshness gap, versions-behind, deprecation, and license for every dependency, sorted worst-first with deprecated/major callouts. |
check_package |
One-off lookup for a single package — latest version, how far behind your range is, deprecation, license. |
No API key required.
Quick start
npx dependency-audit-mcp
Claude Code
claude mcp add dependency-audit -- npx -y dependency-audit-mcp
Claude Desktop / Cursor / Windsurf / any MCP client
{
"mcpServers": {
"dependency-audit": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "dependency-audit-mcp"]
}
}
}
Example prompts
- "Audit this repo's dependencies — what's outdated or deprecated?" (agent reads
package.json, callsaudit_dependencies) - "Is
requestdeprecated? What should I use instead?" - "How far behind is my
^4.17.0of lodash?"
Output at a glance
✓ up-to-date · patch △ minor ⚠ major behind
package range → latest gap behind license
⚠ react ^17.0.2 → 19.1.0 major 210 MIT
△ zod ^3.20.0 → 3.23.8 minor 28 MIT
⚠ request ^2.88.0 → 2.88.2 patch Apache-2.0 DEPRECATED
Config
| Env var | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
NPM_REGISTRY |
https://registry.npmjs.org |
Override for private/mirror registries. |
How it works
package.json text
│
├─ parse dependencies / devDependencies (+ optional peer)
├─ for each dep → npm registry metadata (bounded concurrency)
├─ semver-diff installed lower-bound vs dist-tags.latest
└─ collect deprecation + license ──► sorted, worst-first report
Non-registry ranges (workspace:, file:, git+…, *) are listed as skipped rather than guessed at.
Develop
npm install
npm run build
node dist/index.js
License
MIT © Anicodeth
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