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Inspect npm and PyPI packages for health, vulnerabilities, dependencies, and downloads.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "package-intel-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Check the npm package express for health score, known vulnerabilities, dependency graph, and download counts, then summarize whether it looks suitable for production use.
Returns key package intelligence metrics and a brief risk assessment.
Compare requests and httpx on package health, vulnerabilities, and download counts, and present the results in a concise table.
Produces a side-by-side comparison to support package selection.
Get the dependency graph for the npm package react and point out dependency chains that may need closer review.
Returns a dependency overview and highlights areas worth further review.
Developers or DevOps teams can query health scores, vulnerabilities, and dependency relationships for npm or PyPI packages before adopting them in production.
Researchers or engineers comparing similar libraries can use download counts and health signals to make more evidence-based decisions.
When a team needs visibility into a package’s dependency structure, this tool can provide dependency graphs to help identify chains that deserve further review.
It is an MCP tool that provides intelligence for npm and PyPI packages, including health scores, vulnerability information, dependency graphs, and download counts.
Based on the description, it supports the npm and PyPI package ecosystems.
Yes. The description mentions optional pay-per-call access over x402 for advanced health and batch endpoints; for exact usage details, see the source repository.
Get real-time package health, vulnerabilities, and dependency insights for safer decisions.
Analyze PyPI packages for dependencies, security, licenses, health, and trends.
Search npm packages, audit dependencies, and compare package details and size.
Check package versions and assess package quality across multiple language ecosystems.
Get structured, read-only insights into local code repositories and project setup.
Assess open-source health, dependency risks, trends, and license differences.