Patch-level verification for Bundler
Go license and dependency checker
📦 Poor man's package manager. +4164 statically linked binaries in the default repos [automated build repos: Go[+34k], Rust[+7k]] (amd64/arm64/riscv)! The easy to use, easy to get, suckless software distribution system.
Go binary license checker. Extracts module usage information from binaries and analyses their licenses.
Want to test your applications using the latest OWASP security toolchains and the NIST National Vulnerability Database using Jenkins, Ansible and docker? 🐳 🛡️ 🔒
A bash template (BaT) designed to make script development and command line argument management more robust, easier to implement, and easier to maintain
Dependent Pull Requests Checker
🔄 Managing NPM and Packagist dependencies of the added public Github and Bitbucket repository.
Are your gems alive? bunder-alive checks if gems in a RubyGem's Gemfile.lock are active.
Audit your Gemfile for dependency health: maintenance activity, outdated versions, archived repos, OpenSSF scores, vulnerabilities, libyear drift, and composite health scores. Terminal, JSON, or markdown output with CI quality gates.
A Danger plugin to detect if there are any updates to your Swift Package Manager dependencies.
Automatically applies migrations, updates dependencies and opens a PR on new versions of NX
Security scanner for AI-generated code
OWASP DependencyCheck Cake Package
PyDoctor is a CLI tool that diagnoses Python development environments — detecting dependency conflicts, vulnerabilities, unused packages, outdated libraries, and environment issues.
DevSecOps in Practice - The Companion Toolkit
🧟 CLI tool to detect abandoned & unmaintained dependencies in package.json and requirements.txt - find software rot before it becomes a security risk
CLI-based dependency vulnerability scanner — auto-detects Python dependencies, checks for known CVEs via NIST NVD API, backed by a distributed Flask + MongoDB + HAProxy architecture
👓 Dependency checker in Python
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