@semantic-release/npm
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Based on the latest brin safety scan, no vulnerabilities or threats were detected for @semantic-release/npm v13.1.4. Trust score: 75/100. No known CVE vulnerabilities, no detected threat patterns, and no suspicious capabilities identified. This is an automated, point-in-time assessment.
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No security concerns detected in the latest brin assessment. This is an automated, point-in-time evaluation — security posture may change.
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@semantic-release/npm Capabilities & Permissions
What @semantic-release/npm can access when installed. Review these capabilities before using with AI agents like Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex.
Network Access
This package makes network requests.
Filesystem Access
Reads from the filesystem.
Process Spawning
This package can spawn child processes.
Environment Variables
Accesses the following environment variables.
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@semantic-release/npm Documentation & Source Code
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Connects to: docs.npmjs.com, github.com, registry.npmjs.org...
Reads files
Spawns child processes
Accesses: NPM_ID_TOKEN