wopie.

npm AI agent for Slack and Teams

Put Wopie to work in npm.

Wopie tracks how often your npm packages are downloaded, checks for security warnings and finds packages to use.

Hire for free

$100 in credits · No card needed

# engineering

Ravi in #engineering

@wopie how many times was our package downloaded last week?

Wopie Quoted 40 credits before starting

41,800 downloads, up 12%. The newest version made up 63% of them.

Used 38 credits·Answered in #engineering

How Wopie works with npm.

Wopie is an AI agent that reads npm for you. You ask in Slack or Microsoft Teams. It tells you how often your packages were downloaded, checks them for known security warnings and looks up what a package holds. It can search for packages that fit a job. It only reads public package data, so it changes nothing.

  1. 1Ask in a channelWrite what you need in Slack or Microsoft Teams, the way you'd ask a teammate. No setup in npm.
  2. 2Wopie does the workIt tells you the credits first, then works in npm and your other tools, and posts the result in the thread.
  3. 3You stay in chargeAnything that reaches a customer, moves money or deletes data waits for your OK.
Works in
Slack and Microsoft Teams
Connects
With your npm API key
Category
Developer tools
What it can do
12 npm actions: 11 look things up, 1 make changes
Price
$100 in free credits, then pay per job

Wopie uses npm with your other tools.

Ask for a result that needs more than one tool. Wopie pulls from npm, checks the rest and hands back one finished answer.

Everything Wopie can do in npm.

12 npm actions, in plain words. You never pick them yourself: ask for the result and Wopie chooses. 11 only look things up. The rest make changes, inside the access you give it.

  • Delete user tokenChanges
  • Get all NPM packages download counts by periodLooks up

    Get daily download counts for all npm packages over a chosen period.

  • Get all packages download count pointLooks up

    Get total npm registry download statistics for all packages for a chosen time period.

  • Get NPM download counts pointLooks up

    Get npm package download statistics for a chosen time period.

  • Get NPM package download counts over date rangeLooks up

    Get download counts for a npm package over a chosen date range.

  • Get NPM package metadataLooks up
  • Get NPM package version downloadsLooks up

    Get download counts for specific versions of a package over the last 7 days.

  • Get NPM registry metaLooks up
  • Get NPM registry root metadataLooks up
  • Get registry changes feedLooks up

    Get a stream of registry changes for replication purposes.

  • Query bulk security advisoriesLooks up

    Bulk query security advisories for multiple npm packages.

  • Search NPM packagesLooks up

    Search for packages in the npm registry.

Safe in npm by default.

  • Only what you share

    Wopie sees only what your npm connection allows, and never more than the person who asked.

  • Asks before it acts

    Looking things up runs on its own. Anything that reaches a customer, moves money or deletes data waits for your OK.

  • Every step on record

    Each change it makes in npm is logged, with who asked and who approved it.

From owners using it

What owners are saying.

  • “Wopie.ai has transformed how I run the agency. Enquiries, follow-ups and everyday admin are easier to stay on top of, freeing me to focus on our clients and growth. It's simple to use, and the entire operation now runs more smoothly.”

    Harcourts · Real estate

  • “Wopie.ai has genuinely changed how I run Aster Stayz. It saves me hours on everyday tasks, giving me more time to care for our guests and grow the business. It's simple to use and has made the entire operation feel far more manageable.”

    Aster Stayz · Short-term rentals

More Developer tools integrations.

Wopie works in 3,200+ apps, and can use several in one job.

npm integration

npm questions, answered.

No. It only reads public package data, so it cannot publish, change or remove anything.

npm and its logo belong to their owner and are shown only to say the two work together.