when-mapping-dependencies-use-dependency-mapper

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Comprehensive dependency mapping, analysis, and visualization tool for software projects

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# Dependency Mapper Skill ## Overview **When mapping dependencies, use dependency-mapper** to extract, analyze, visualize, and audit dependency trees across multiple package managers (npm, pip, cargo, maven, go.mod). ## MECE Breakdown ### Mutually Exclusive Components: 1. **Extraction Phase**: Parse lock files and manifests 2. **Analysis Phase**: Build dependency graph and detect issues 3. **Security Phase**: Audit for vulnerabilities 4. **Visualization Phase**: Generate interactive dependency graphs 5. **Reporting Phase**: Create actionable recommendations ### Collectively Exhaustive Coverage: - All major package managers (npm, pip, cargo, maven, go) - Direct and transitive dependencies - Circular dependency detection - License compliance checking - Security vulnerability scanning - Outdated package detection - Duplicate dependency identification ## Features ### Core Capabilities: - Multi-language dependency extraction - Dependency graph construction - Circular dependency detection - Security vulnerability scanning - License compliance auditing - Outdated package detection - Interactive visualization generation - Dependency optimization recommendations ### Supported Package Managers: - **JavaScript/Node**: npm, yarn, pnpm - **Python**: pip, poetry, pipenv - **Rust**: cargo - **Java**: maven, gradle - **Go**: go.mod - **Ruby**: bundler - **PHP**: composer - **C#**: nuget ## Usage ### Slash Command: ```bash /dep-map [path] [--format json|html|svg] [--security] [--cir...

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