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Track releases, EOLs, deprecationsin one calendar

Your dependency timeline,
with nunchi.

vessel.nunchi watches your stack and surfaces important lifecycle events. Subscribe to what you use, see the timeline, and get alerted when something turns urgent.

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Email alerts are live. The app remains usable without email.

Calendar view
Quarter / month timeline for your subscribed packages
Alerts
Danger events trigger email notifications with de-duplication
Admin
Source CRUD + health logs to monitor scrapes and email
Scraping
npm / PyPI / GitHub releases with partial failure isolation
Pick your stack
Subscribe to the dependencies that matter to your team.
See the drift
Upcoming releases and lifecycle milestones in one place.
Act early
Get notified on Danger events before they bite you.

Supported sources

39

Here are the sources we currently support. If you do not see what you use, tell me — it is probably next.

npm
15
Anthropic SDK (npm)
Drizzle ORM
LangChain
Next.js
NextAuth.js
OpenAI Node SDK
Playwright
Prisma
React
stripe (npm)
Tailwind CSS
tRPC
TypeScript
Vitest
Zod
PyPI
8
anthropic (PyPI)
Django
FastAPI
NumPy
openai (PyPI)
Pandas
SQLAlchemy
yfinance (PyPI)
GitHub Releases
16
Docker
Kubernetes
Node.js
OpenAI (Node SDK)
OpenAI (Python SDK)
PostgreSQL
Python
Redis
Resend
Sentry
shadcn/ui
Stripe
Stripe (Python SDK)
Supabase
Vercel
vercel/next.js

What we notify you about

Alerts are designed for moments when you want lead time.

Danger
End-of-life, critical deprecations, breaking changes
Warning
Major upgrades, policy changes, migration windows
Info
Routine releases (for calendar visibility)

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Why this exists

Story

I built vessel.nunchi because I needed it—and I figured other people probably do too. I was vibe-coding with "gemini 1.5" and then… it got shut down (for me) way sooner than I expected. No heads-up. No timeline. Just gone.

Stuff like this happens a lot with vibe coding. AI writes code based on what it learned at training time, but the real world changes every week—APIs move, packages deprecate, services disappear. I just wanted a simple place to see what’s changing, and get a heads-up when something turns into a problem.