Check the packages your project uses

Share a link to your public project, or the list of software it uses. Your AI assistant can help find the right list and explain any version updates, packages marked as no longer recommended, or security warnings that are returned. It will not change your project.

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Use the exact Toolmu Tool audit-project-dependencies-strale. A beginner may share a public project link or one package-list file. For a public project you can access, find one clearly relevant package.json or requirements.txt file and send its text for checking. Do not ask the user to find a technical folder path. If the link is private, cannot be opened, or contains several possible lists, ask the user to paste or attach one specific file if their AI chat supports attachments. If both file types are present and the user wants both checked, ask which one to check first; how the Tool handles both together is not verified. Never ask for passwords, access tokens or repository sign-in details, and tell the user to remove any private keys or credentials from a file before sharing it. Preserve the selected file text and all package names and version ranges. Do not read or send the whole project as a substitute for the package list. Reuse a working Toolmu connection or follow https://toolmu.com/SKILL.md. Before execution, check current availability, price, balance and authorized budget. Inspect the actual response. The exact result format and complete package coverage have not been verified, so describe only findings actually returned; do not invent package counts, installed versions, warning severity, dates or full-project coverage. Keep missing, zero and unknown values distinct, and supplier findings separate from your own advice. A clean or missing result is not proof of no security issues. Do not install, update or edit project files as part of this check.

Task:
Check [my public project link] using [package.json] or [requirements.txt]. Explain any returned version updates, no-longer-recommended packages, or security warnings simply. If you cannot find one clear list, ask me to share it. Do not change or install anything.

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Strale

Check the packages your project uses

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This Tool checks one package list you provide. Your AI assistant can explain any returned version updates, no-longer-recommended notices or security warnings in plain words.

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Check [my public project link] using [package.json] or [requirements.txt]. Explain any returned version updates, no-longer-recommended packages, or security warnings simply. If you cannot find one clear list, ask me to share it. Do not change or install anything.

What to know

The list may not show the exact software versions installed on a computer or every package a project uses. No findings do not prove the project is free of security issues. Check that any suggested update suits your project before changing anything.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Optional
package.json contents`queryParams.package_json`	`string`	Optional	Optional string containing package.json file text for the npm dependency task. Supply contents rather than a path, URL or object; preserve package names and version declarations.
requirements.txt contents`queryParams.requirements_txt`	`string`	Optional	Optional string containing requirements.txt file text for the Python dependency task. Preserve its declarations as text; the input does not specify combined processing with package.json.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "package_json": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "package.json contents."
        },
        "requirements_txt": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "requirements.txt contents."
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

Output fields have not been documented yet.

Additional notes

Strale’s published capability description says this Tool can check package lists for newer versions, packages marked as no longer recommended and reported security warnings. The exact details available depend on the list you share and the response returned.

If you share a public project link, your AI assistant may look for one clearly relevant package list. If the link is private or several lists could apply, ask which single file to use. The list does not always reveal the exact software versions installed on a computer.

This checks the list you provide; it does not read every project file, install updates or change your project. An empty result does not prove there are no security issues. Review compatibility before changing a version.

Check the packages your project uses

Check the packages your project uses

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

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Share a project link or list

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