Check a Package Version
Query known vulnerabilities for a package version and summarize returned findings.
/oo OSV: Check [package] version [version] in ecosystem [ecosystem] for known OSV vulnerabilities.
Use an AI assistant with OSV to check known package vulnerabilities and explain complete vulnerability records.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Query known vulnerabilities for a package version and summarize returned findings.
/oo OSV: Check [package] version [version] in ecosystem [ecosystem] for known OSV vulnerabilities.
Retrieve a complete OSV record and explain affected ranges and references.
/oo OSV: Get vulnerability [ID] and explain its affected packages, version ranges and references.
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Use an AI assistant with OSV to check known package vulnerabilities and explain complete vulnerability records.
Query known vulnerabilities for a package version and summarize returned findings.
Retrieve a complete OSV record and explain affected ranges and references.
Find known vulnerabilities associated with a package or affecting a specific package version.
osv.query_vulnerabilities Get the complete OSV record for a vulnerability identifier.
osv.get_vulnerability No matching tools.
Yes. Use the vulnerability ID with get_vulnerability to retrieve the complete OSV record.
Connect without credentials; OSV uses public vulnerability data.
Specify the ecosystem, package name and version when checking affected versions. No returned vulnerability does not prove that a package is free of security issues.
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