NPMScan plugin for Codex

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Detect malicious, vulnerable, or typosquatted npm packages from a conversation. Search the npm registry, or compare 2-5 candidates side-by-side before adding a new dependency; inspect maintainers, install scripts, and Sigstore publish provenance before installing; audit a whole package.json/lockfile/SBOM/GitHub repo — including transitive dependencies, license compliance, and before/after PR diffs or npm audit output — against OSV.dev / GitHub Security Advisories / NIST NVD (with CISA KEV and FIRST EPSS enrichment); then get a prioritized remediation ranking, concrete incident-response playbooks, a CI-ready PASS/WARN/FAIL merge gate, safer-alternative suggestions, and a generated CycloneDX/SPDX SBOM — via npmscan.com's free, read-only MCP server.

How to install NPMScan in Codex

1. Add the repo as a Codex plugin marketplace:

codex plugin marketplace add salemalem/npmscan-mcp-plugin

2. Install the plugin from it:

codex plugin add npmscan@npmscan

This repo ships a Codex marketplace file (.agents/plugins/marketplace.json). The first command adds it as a marketplace (Codex CLI reference); the second installs the plugin 'npmscan'. 'npmscan' is the marketplace name from that file. Check the repo README too. Command format: Codex CLI reference.

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What it contains

Plugins in this marketplace (1)

  • npmscan — Detect malicious, vulnerable, or typosquatted npm packages from a conversation. Search the npm registry, or compare 2-5 candidates side-by-side before adding a new dependency; inspect maintainers, install scripts, and Sigstore publish provenance before…

Example prompts from the manifest

  • Check if the npm package lodash is safe to install
  • Audit the package.json in my project for vulnerabilities
  • Compare axios vs node-fetch before I add a dependency

About this listing

NPMScan is a community plugin on GitHub by salemalem. Its README documents a Codex install and the repo ships a Codex plugin manifest. It passed the CodexStacks quality filter for repos found this way (at least 100 stars, pushed in the last 90 days, not a fork or a list). OpenAI hasn't reviewed it, but it passed our Codex install check on Oct 29, 2026 (an install and load check, not a code review). From its files we found 1 plugin. The manifest says version 3.1.2. It's one of 441 listings in the Developer Tools category. It also appears in best Codex plugins for security.

NPMScan FAQ

How do I install NPMScan in Codex?

Add the repo as a Codex plugin marketplace with codex plugin marketplace add salemalem/npmscan-mcp-plugin, then install it with codex plugin add npmscan@npmscan. Commands: the command format from the Codex CLI reference; check the repo README too.

Is NPMScan an official Codex plugin?

No. NPMScan is a community repo on GitHub by salemalem. It passed the CodexStacks quality filter, but OpenAI hasn't reviewed it, but it passed our Codex install check on Oct 29, 2026 (an install and load check, not a code review), so read the code before you install it.

What does NPMScan include?

From its manifest and repo files, NPMScan includes 1 plugin: npmscan.

Details

Type
Plugin
Category
Developer Tools
Source
Community
Author
BlockHacks.io
Version
3.1.2
License
MIT
GitHub stars
480 (at last sync)
Last push
2026-10-29
Manifest
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json
GitHub topics
gemini-cli-extension, mcp, npm, security, supply-chain-security
Source
https://github.com/salemalem/npmscan-mcp-plugin
Listed via
GitHub search: README documents a Codex install
Install check by CodexStacks
Passed on Oct 29, 2026 with Codex CLI 0.163.0: Codex started its MCP server and listed its tools. proof · how we check

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