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limbowatch-cli
limbowatch scan finds the dependencies in your project that are affected by security advisories in limbo: published by maintainers on GitHub, often with a fix, but not yet in GitHub's reviewed Advisory Database or OSV. Dependabot, npm audit, pip-audit and OSV-Scanner read those databases, so they don't report these advisories yet. limbo.watch tracks them every day.
Install
pipx install limbowatch-cli==0.1.0a13 # the current alpha; or: uv tool install limbowatch-cli==0.1.0a13
It reads lockfiles with OSV-Scanner 2.7.1, which must be on PATH. Python 3.12 or later.
Use
limbowatch scan . # a table per lockfile, what to upgrade, and PASSED or FAILED
limbowatch scan . --fail-on high # fail only for high and critical findings
limbowatch scan . -o table -o sarif=limbowatch.sarif -o junit=junit.xml -o html=report.html
limbowatch scan --sbom bom.cdx.json -f json
limbowatch inventory . # what would be checked, and what can't be
web/package-lock.json
SEVERITY PACKAGE INSTALLED FIXED IN ADVISORY CVE
HIGH undici 7.30.1 7.30.2 GHSA-mqg3-3v4r-cm32 CVE-2026-116592
To fix: upgrade 1 package
undici 7.30.1 → 7.30.2 clears 1 advisory web/package-lock.json:879
FAILED 1 finding at or above low (--fail-on low): 1 high.
Output formats
One scan can write any number of reports: -o FORMAT=FILE, repeated.
| Format | For |
|---|---|
table |
Terminals and CI logs (coloured; --color, NO_COLOR) |
json |
Automation: findings, upgrades, summary and gate result (schema_version 1) |
markdown, html |
Pull request comments, job summaries, CI artifacts |
sarif |
GitHub code scanning and other SARIF 2.1.0 tools |
codequality |
GitLab Code Quality in merge requests (every tier) |
junit |
Test summaries in GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, CircleCI |
csv |
Spreadsheets |
cyclonedx |
CycloneDX 1.6 with vulnerabilities |
github |
GitHub Actions annotations, no code scanning needed |
Exit codes
| Code | |
|---|---|
| 0 | Passed: nothing meets --fail-on |
| 1 | Failed: a finding meets --fail-on (default low) |
| 2 | Error: the scan couldn't run |
In CI
- GitLab: the CI/CD component: Code Quality, a test summary and a report link in every merge request.
- GitHub, Gitea, Forgejo: the action: annotations, SARIF, job summary and outputs.
Both can open and update one issue per finding (--issues gitlab|gitea). Guide: docs/WATCHER.md.
Good to know
- Nothing about your project is sent to limbo.watch: the feed is downloaded whole.
- Dependencies that can't be checked (range-only requirements, git installs, unreadable lockfiles) are listed with the reason, never dropped.
- Ranges are as entered by maintainers and haven't been reviewed; a range that can't be evaluated exactly is reported as "possibly affected".
- It's a head start: once GitHub reviews an advisory, your usual scanner reports it too.
Advisory data: GitHub repository security advisories and the GitHub Advisory Database (CC BY 4.0), via the limbo feed (CC BY 4.0). Code: Apache-2.0.
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