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munack-cli

v0.1.15

Published

CLI to detect fake packages, fake imports, slopsquatting risk, and hallucinated dependencies in AI-generated code.

Readme

munack-cli

munack-cli is the command-line interface for Munack.

New installs

For new public installs, prefer:

npm install -g munack-ai-dependency-scanner

munack-cli remains available and supported, but munack-ai-dependency-scanner is now the clearer public package name.

Use this package if you want the end-user munack command in a terminal, CI job, or editor-integrated terminal workflow.

If you want the reusable scanning engine for your own product or extension, use @balkanbrs/munack-core instead.

Best fit for searches like:

  • hallucinated package cli
  • fake import checker cli
  • AI dependency scanner terminal
  • slopsquatting checker

What it detects

  • fake packages
  • fake imports
  • hallucinated dependencies
  • invented SDK references
  • slopsquatting risk in AI-generated code workflows

Why teams install it

  • run a dependency reality check before install or merge
  • use in CI for SARIF and fail-on policies
  • verify suspicious dependencies locally without uploading source code

Good fit for

  • CI checks
  • terminal-first developer workflows
  • editor tasks in JetBrains, Visual Studio, Zed, Neovim, Emacs, and Sublime
  • local validation before dependency installation or merge