npm

OpenTabs plugin for npm registry — gives AI agents access to npm through your authenticated browser session.

Install

opentabs plugin install npm

Or install globally via npm:

npm install -g @opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-npm

Setup

Open www.npmjs.com in Chrome and log in
Open the OpenTabs side panel — the npm plugin should appear as ready

Tools (14)

Account (1)

Tool	Description	Type
`get_current_user`	Get the authenticated npm user profile	Read

Packages (8)

Tool	Description	Type
`search_packages`	Search the npm registry for packages	Read
`get_package`	Get npm package details	Read
`get_package_version`	Get details for a specific package version	Read
`get_package_readme`	Get the README of a package	Read
`get_package_downloads`	Get download stats for a package	Read
`get_package_dependents`	Get packages depending on a package	Read
`get_package_versions`	List all versions of a package	Read
`get_package_dependencies`	Get dependencies of a package	Read

Users (2)

Tool	Description	Type
`get_user_profile`	Get an npm user profile	Read
`get_user_packages`	List packages by a user	Read

Organizations (1)

Tool	Description	Type
`get_organization`	Get npm organization details	Read

Settings (2)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_user_packages`	List your own packages	Read
`list_tokens`	List your npm access tokens	Read

How It Works

This plugin runs inside your npm tab through the OpenTabs Chrome extension. It uses your existing browser session — no API tokens or OAuth apps required. All operations happen as you, with your permissions.

License

MIT