nipmod
Active·★ 0·MIT·Updated 2026-09-10
Nipmod is a package intelligence layer for AI agents. It allows agents to search across multiple package sources (npm, PyPI, Hugging Face, GitHub, MCP), inspect package trustworthiness, and generate safe install plans before making any workspace changes. The hosted API is read-only and does not execute commands, ensuring safety.
#agent-infrastructure#agents#ai-agents#ai-tools#api#base-agents#developer-tools#llm
01
Features
01Cross-source search across npm, PyPI, Hugging Face, GitHub, and MCP registries.
02Package inspection with license, source URL, metrics, warnings, and trust factors.
03Install plan generation with risk analysis, commands, and approval boundaries.
04Local deep scan for static analysis of existing files and package artifacts.
05Trust scoring based on policy, with tiers: recommended, usable with warning, unknown/avoid.
02
Compatibility
Hosted API
Available
Verified via docs
CLI
Live
Verified via docs
Node.js HTTP client
Works
Verified via docs
Python HTTP client
Works
Verified via docs
03
Quick start
1
$ pnpm install
2
$ pnpm verify
04
Use cases
↳AI agents autonomously searching and selecting packages before writing code.
↳Security-conscious package selection with pre-install risk assessment.
↳Integrating package intelligence into agent workflows for safer dependency management.
05
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