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manifest-audit is a paid API for AI agents from audit.152-53-82-29.sslip.io, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-02).
Audits npm packages for latest version, license, deprecation, weekly downloads, and known vulnerabilities before installation or upgrade
Price / call$0.005
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Check npm packages before you install or upgrade. Send {"packages":["lodash@4.17.20","express"]} or a package.json (dependencies and devDependencies), up to 50 packages. Per package: latest version and publish date, whether a pinned version is behind, license, deprecation notice, weekly downloads, and known vulnerabilities from OSV with severity and first fixed version. Deterministic registry data, no LLM.
Output
For each package: latest version and publish date, whether a pinned version is behind latest, SPDX license identifier, any deprecation notice, weekly download count, and a list of known OSV vulnerabilities with severity ratings and the first fixed version available.
Example use cases
Pre-deploy dependency security check
“Run a security audit on my package.json dependencies — lodash@4.17.20, express@4.18.1, and axios@1.3.0 — and tell me if any have known vulnerabilities, if they're outdated, and what licenses they use.”
Upgrading packages safely
“I'm about to upgrade my project's dependencies. Can you check if moment@2.29.1, webpack@5.75.0, and babel-core@6.26.3 are deprecated, what the latest versions are, and if there are any CVEs I should know about?”
Open source license compliance review
“My team needs a license compliance report before we ship. Can you check the licenses for react@18.2.0, redux@4.2.0, lodash@4.17.21, and typescript@5.0.0 along with any vulnerability or deprecation warnings?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://audit.152-53-82-29.sslip.io/v1/npm?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need deterministic, registry-sourced npm package metadata — vulnerability data, license info, version lag, and deprecation status — without LLM hallucination risk. It accepts either a flat list of package strings or a raw package.json structure, making it ideal for CI/CD automation, pre-install checks, and supply chain audits for up to 50 npm packages at once.
Side effects
- More than 50 packages submitted — request will be rejected
- Invalid package name format — returns error for unrecognized package identifier
- Package not found in npm registry — returns not-found status for that entry
- No packages or dependencies fields provided — returns validation error
- Network timeout reaching npm registry or OSV database
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| packages | array | npm packages as name or name@version |
| dependencies | object | |
| devDependencies | object |
Tags
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