MunackMunack is a local-first extension for detecting fake packages, fake imports, fake APIs, fake frameworks, fake dependencies, fake SDK references, and hallucinated package names in AI-generated code. It helps you verify whether a package, import, or dependency actually exists before bad generated code spreads through your project, your pull request, or your release pipeline.
Why developers install Munack
What Munack detects
Munack classifies findings as:
OverviewScan a whole projectMunack scans dependency manifests, lockfiles, and code imports to give AI-generated code a reality check before it wastes your time.
Check the current fileReview a single file when you want quick feedback on imports, package names, and suspicious dependencies without leaving the editor.
Activate Free, Pro, or TeamMunack supports a free plan, a Pro plan, and a Team-ready plan model for developers who want unlimited scans and richer export workflows.
Works with your editor and your terminalUse Munack as a VS Code-compatible extension or as a CLI-driven workflow in the editor and terminal setup you already use.
Works WithVS Code-compatible editors:
CLI-oriented editor workflows:
Target PlatformsMunack is built as a JavaScript extension package and is intended for:
Commands
Public registry coverageMunack checks package existence against:
Privacy and local-first behavior
Who Munack is for
Search-friendly summaryIf you are looking for a VS Code extension, Cursor extension, Windsurf extension, VSCodium extension, or Theia-compatible tool to detect fake packages, hallucinated imports, invented dependencies, and suspicious AI-generated code suggestions, Munack is built for that workflow. |



