How to Finally (and Iteratively) Kill Every Last...

Let’s be honest: npm audit is a necessary evil. If you manage a monorepo, a large scale-backend microservice architecture, or even just have fifty toy projects in your /dev folder, you know the dread. You run an audit, get 400 vulnerabilities, and standard npm audit fix just breaks things. The real problem isn't fixing the vulnerability; the problem is the management of the vulnerabilities. Manually cd-ing into 30 different directories, running the audit, deciphering the output, deciding which p