depgaze

depgaze is a dependency execution intelligence tool for software teams that want to inspect third-party packages as they enter a project. It focuses on dependencies moving through CI/CD and the local editor, and describes its purpose as security for code that was not written in-house.

The product checks dependencies at install time, the moment they are introduced into a pipeline or development loop. It is described as watching packages in npm and PyPI, scoring them for malice, rot, triviality, and risk, and then returning a plain-language verdict with a concrete fix. The page says it judges how a package behaves rather than relying on reputation or known vulnerability lists, and gives examples of blocked and allowed verdicts. It also shows fixes such as removing a package before it runs and rotating exposed tokens.

depgaze is presented as live for npm and PyPI and as usable in CI/CD and in the editor. It is also callable by AI agents, and the site says it supports bringing your own LLM. The examples and FAQ indicate that it is designed to fit into existing development workflows rather than a separate dashboard.

The page invites users to request early access and refers to a private beta, with applications open through June and the beta running in July. It names AnyVentures in the footer as the maker.