Transitive Dependency Risk Mapping
Understand risk hidden several layers deep.
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Map the risk hidden in my transitive dependencies. Language and package manager: [LANGUAGE_AND_PACKAGE_MANAGER]. Lock file excerpt or dependency tree output: [PASTE_DEPENDENCY_TREE]. Direct dependencies that matter most: [CRITICAL_DEPENDENCIES]. Deployment context: [DEPLOYMENT_CONTEXT]. Use only the data I paste; where you would need external data (known vulnerabilities, maintainers, last release), say what to look up and with which tool rather than guessing. Tables: 1. Depth map: Direct package | Number of transitive packages it brings | Deepest chain | Notable packages in the chain. 2. Concentration risk: packages that appear under many parents, or that are controlled by a single maintainer according to what I provided. 3. Risk register: Package | Reason of concern (outdated, duplicate versions, install scripts, unusual permissions, no source link) | How to verify | Action. 4. Duplicate versions: package | versions present | which parents require each. Then give a 5-step routine: generate a dependency report, check vulnerabilities, review install scripts, pin and review updates, and set up automated alerts. Recommend which of my direct dependencies to review first and why.
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