In contrast to the frozen NPM package pages, npmx delivers some improvments:

• Transitive install size (similar to bundlephobia or packagephobia)
• Install script disclosure: any preinstall, install or postinstall script is rendered on the package page along with the npx
• outdated and vulnerable dependency trees
• version range resolution
• module replacement suggestions for features that become built-in ECMAScript. The dataset comes from https://github.com/es-tooling/module-replacements
• module format and types badges: ESM, CJS, both. Typescript types, node engine range
• Multi-forge repository stats instead of GitHub only
• cross-registry availability: npm, JSR
• side-by-side package comparison
• version diffing between two versions of the same package
• release timeline with size annotations: Every version of a package is plotted on a timeline with markers where install size jumped by a meaningful percentage
• download distribution by version (avoid download breaks with major versions)
• command palette
• i18n
• accessibility as default
• agent skill detection
• social features on AT Protocol
• Local-CLI admin connecter
• dark mode and custom palettes

An alternative to the frozen NPM which delivers more useful informations per package