update-deps

name	update-deps
description	Audit npm dependencies across all workspaces and fix vulnerabilities. Use when the user asks to audit deps, check for vulnerabilities, run npm audit, or fix security issues in packages.
disable-model-invocation	true

Steps

1. Find all directories with a package-lock.json using Glob to search from the repo root.

2. For each directory, run npm audit --json (with the working directory set to that package directory) to get structured results.

3. Categorize vulnerabilities:

   • Fixable without breaking changes: npm audit reports these as fixable without --force.
   • Breaking changes: require --force or manual package.json edits (semver-major bumps, peer dependency conflicts).

4. For non-breaking fixable issues: Run npm audit fix in that directory. Then re-run npm audit to confirm the remaining count. Report which packages were updated and their new versions.

5. For breaking changes: Do NOT run npm audit fix --force. Instead, report for each affected package:

   • Package name
   • Current version → minimum safe version
   • Why it is a breaking change (e.g., major version bump, peer dep conflict)
   • What the developer must do (e.g., update the direct dependency in package.json to accept the new major, review the changelog, run tests)

6. Final summary to the user with three sections:

   • Directories where npm audit fix was run and lockfiles were updated (list packages + versions)
   • Directories with remaining breaking vulnerabilities (per-package details from step 5)
   • Directories that are fully clean (no vulnerabilities found)