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NecroKit: finding the dead code you depend on, built with Kiro for Kiroween 2026

This post is written as part of the Kiroween 2026 hackathon. Most software does not die loudly. A package stops getting releases. Its repository gets archived. CI stays red for months. Nobody notices until a security alert shows up with "no fix available", and then you find out the thing you depend…

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  1. 2026-11-01 18:59 · DEV Community — AI
    NecroKit: finding the dead code you depend on, built with Kiro for Kiroween 2026

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