vps-dependency-overview
Dependency Overview (Docker-compose monorepo)
Inventory script that walks a services/ directory of Docker-compose stacks and produces a Markdown or JSON report of:
- Compose images —
image:references with tag/digest, classified by pinning quality (floating,implicit-latest,major,minor,semver,digest,custom) - Build services —
FROMlines from Dockerfiles, useful for spotting outdated base images - Runtime hints — Node/Python versions inferred from
.nvmrc,.node-version,.python-version,package.jsonengines,pyproject.toml - Dependency manager signals — which lockfiles exist (
pnpm-lock.yaml,package-lock.json,poetry.lock,uv.lock, …) - Per-service update-check skills —
<service>/.agents/skills/*-update-check/if you've put deeper version-checking skills next to each service
It does not hit the network. It answers "what am I using?", not "what's the latest?".
Quick Start
From the repo root, with docker compose (v2) available locally:
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