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    Dependency Upgrade Risk Analyzer

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    Evaluates dependency and framework upgrades for breaking changes, peer conflicts, and deployment risks.

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    Dependency Upgrade Risk Analyzer

    Dependency Upgrade Risk Analyzer

    Example session with this skill installed

    Analyze the risk of upgrading our project from Prisma 5.2 to 6.0. Here is our schema.prisma and the current package.json. What will break?

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the dependency upgrade risk

    Verdict: Material upgrade risk
    Safety Score: 68/100

    Breaking Changes

    • Engine change: Prisma 6 defaults to the library engine; your CI uses binary flags.
    • TypedSQL: New generation logic required for your custom raw queries in /lib/db.

    Migration Step: Update binaryTargets in schema.

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    What you get

    Identify breaking API changes specific to your codebase imports.Detect peer dependency conflicts before running an install command.Create a step-by-step migration and rollback plan for major version jumps.Score the safety of a security patch versus its potential for regression.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Dependency updates often break production in ways that automated tests and green builds miss. Developers struggle to identify the ripple effects of breaking changes, peer dependency conflicts, and transitive risks before they merge.

    What it does

    • Analyzes a specific package or framework upgrade from current to target version.
    • Inventories breaking changes, removed APIs, and changed defaults based on your source code usage.
    • Identifies peer dependency conflicts and shifts in the transitive dependency tree.
    • Evaluates runtime requirements, build tool compatibility, and configuration changes.
    • Generates a 100-point upgrade-safety score and a structured rollback plan.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    This skill follows a systematic 20-step verification rubric that forces the AI to look beyond simple changelogs. It maps your specific code imports and configuration against the upgrade path to find hidden behavioral shifts that generic prompts overlook.

    Use cases

    • Planning a major framework migration like Next.js 14 to 15 or React 18 to 19.
    • Assessing the security impact and breaking changes of a critical SDK update.
    • Investigating complex peer dependency warnings during a package manager migration.
    • Preparing a technical risk report for a lead engineer before a high-stakes deployment.

    Known limitations

    Does not execute package installations or modify lockfiles. Analysis is limited to one coherent upgrade family per run.

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