What AI says about npm
npm is a JavaScript package registry and CLI that provides free access to its registry and tools, along with paid plans that offer features like private packages and enterprise options.
Since Jul 5Updated Nov 10, 2026Based on 18,768 AI answers
Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky
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of AI answers about npm and its rivals · since Jul 5
Based on 18,768 AI answers
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- Google AI Mode<1%
How often AI mentions npm
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Markets where AI mentions npm
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- Private Company Secondary Share PlatformsGoogle AI Mode
- Monorepo CI Build Optimization ToolsOutside both engines’ top 25
- AI-Powered Code Review & SAST ToolsOutside both engines’ top 25
- DevSecOps Application Security PlatformsOutside both engines’ top 25
- Developer CLI FrameworksOutside both engines’ top 25
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- AI Developer Productivity ToolsOutside both engines’ top 25
Topics where AI mentions npm
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- What is the best service for hosting and serving a private NPM registry for our company's shared packages?on this questionAI picks Verdaccio and 1 more about as often30%
Excerpts where npm appeared in the AI's answer
ChatGPTOct 23, 2026, ChatGPT also evaluate npm private packages, which keeps packages in the npm ecosystem.
Google AI ModeJul 6, 2026, Google AI Mode npm Private Registry: As the official registry, this offers the highest compatibility and zero configuration for developers familiar with standard npm commands.
- Best monorepo setup for fast CI and smart caching?on this questionAI picks Turborepo and 2 more about as often7%
Excerpts where npm appeared in the AI's answer
Google AI ModeSep 14, 2026, Google AI Mode The ideal setup pairs a native package manager workspace (pnpm, npm , or yarn )
Google AI ModeAug 29, 2026, Google AI Mode It layers right on top of standard pnpm or npm workspaces with very little configuration.
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- We need to compare venture-backed companies by traction, team, hiring, and customer signals. What data products work?on this questionAI picks PitchBook most7%
- What's a good, developer-friendly static application security testing (SAST) tool for a primarily TypeScript codebase?on this questionAI picks Semgrep most2%
Excerpts where npm appeared in the AI's answer
ChatGPTJul 16, 2026, ChatGPT npm audit (or a dedicated SCA tool like Snyk) for dependency vulnerabilities
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What is the best service for hosting and serving a private NPM registry for our company's shared packages?
ChatGPTChatGPT· Oct 23, 2026
also evaluate npm private packages, which keeps packages in the npm ecosystem.
Google AI ModeGoogle AI Mode· Jul 6, 2026
npm Private Registry: As the official registry, this offers the highest compatibility and zero configuration for developers familiar with standard npm commands.
Sites AI cites
- Your site7%
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- docs/content/packages/working-with-a-github-packages-registry/working-with-the-npm-registry.md at main · github/docs · GitHub (opens in a new tab) · 2%
- documentation/content/cli/v6/using-npm/scope.mdx at main · npm/documentation · GitHub (opens in a new tab) · 2%
- package-manager-best-practices/published/npm.md at main · ossf/package-manager-best-practices · GitHub (opens in a new tab) · 2%
- 5%
- What is the best setup for a private NPM? (opens in a new tab) · 2%
- What are SaaS npm package hosting options are available for private projects. (opens in a new tab) · 2%
- How does your team handle private npm packages? Ours is a mess and I'm curious if others have solved this better (opens in a new tab) · 2%
