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Dep Doctor – npm Dependency Security Screener
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Dep Doctor – npm Dependency Security Screener is a paid API for AI agents from quietstore-production.edge-7e13f.workers.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Screens a project's npm packages for supply chain risks including hallucinated/missing packages, typosquatting lookalikes, brand-new suspicious publishes, deprecations, and known CVEs, returning a 0–100 safety score.
Price / call$0.02
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Screen declared npm packages before you install them. POST package.json (optional lockfile) ($0.02). After payment we look up each name on the npm registry and OSV: missing/hallucinated packages, lookalikes, brand-new publishes, deprecations, known CVEs. Returns 0–100, do_this_first, ci_failed. Caps at 60 packages; never fetches buyer URLs. Report: GET /v1/tools/dep-doctor/report?project=your-app.
Output
Returns a JSON object with: a 0–100 integer safety score, a do_this_first field highlighting the most urgent issue to address, and a ci_failed boolean indicating whether the package set should block CI. Individual findings may include missing/hallucinated packages, lookalike names, packages published very recently, deprecated packages, and CVEs sourced from the OSV database. Caps at 60 packages per request.
Example use cases
Pre-install dependency safety check
“I'm about to install all the packages in my package.json for a new Node.js project — can you run them through dep-doctor first and tell me the safety score and if anything looks like a fake or malicious package?”
CI pipeline gate for npm audits
“We want to block deployments in our CI pipeline if our npm dependencies score below 80 — can you scan our current package.json and lockfile and flag anything that would cause a failure?”
Detecting AI-hallucinated packages
“Our AI coding assistant suggested a few npm packages that I want to verify actually exist and aren't hallucinated or newly published fakes — can you run them through dep-doctor and tell me which ones are suspicious?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://quietstore-production.edge-7e13f.workers.dev/v1/tools/dep-doctorWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a fast, low-cost pre-install or pre-deploy screen of npm dependencies for supply chain risks — particularly when AI-generated code may have introduced hallucinated package names, or when you want OSV CVE checks combined with typosquatting and novelty detection in a single call. Prefer over manual npm audit when you need a composite 0–100 score and ci_failed signal for automated gating.
Side effects
- Payment not received or underpaid – endpoint returns 402 Payment Required before processing
- More than 60 packages submitted – request is rejected or truncated with an error
- Malformed package.json body – returns 400 with parsing error
- npm registry or OSV lookup timeout – may return partial results or a 503
- Package name too ambiguous to resolve – flagged as unresolvable in output
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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