Vibgrate for Developers
See exactly which dependencies are behind, how far behind they are, and whether the upgrade introduces breaking changes — before you start the PR.
Stop Guessing. Start Knowing.
Every developer has been there: you update a dependency expecting a simple version bump, only to discover breaking changes that cascade through your codebase. Hours of debugging. Missed deadlines. Frustrated teams.
Vibgrate shows you everything before you touch package.json. Which packages are outdated, how far behind they are, and — crucially — which ones will require code changes when upgraded.
- Color-coded dependency age: green (current), amber (1 major behind), red (2+ majors)
- Breaking change flags for packages with known migration requirements
- Direct links to changelogs and migration guides
- Duplicate package detection to keep your bundle lean
Why Developers Love Vibgrate
Know What's Outdated
See every outdated dependency in one view — color-coded by age so you can spot the worst offenders instantly.
Breaking Change Warnings
Know which upgrades will require code changes before you commit to the work. No more surprise refactors.
Migration Guides Linked
Each finding links directly to the relevant changelog or migration guide — no more hunting through docs.
Accurate Estimates
With breaking-change detection, you can estimate upgrade PRs accurately and avoid scope creep.
Breaking Change Detection
Not all outdated packages are created equal. Some are simple version bumps; others require rewriting half your codebase. Vibgrate's breaking change scanner cross-references your outdated dependencies against known migration guides.
You get an exposure score (0–100) that quantifies your breaking-change risk at a glance. Plus flags for deprecated packages, legacy polyfills, and peer dependency conflicts.