Pip Dependency Verifier

Pip Dependency Verifier supports Blender 4.0 through 5.0 and is listed as Blender Extension compatible. It is distributed as an add-on, and the listing notes Cycles and Eevee as the render engines used. Installs are written to scripts/modules for persistence and use cross-platform paths, so the same setup carries across operating systems. For the exact behaviour on your specific Blender build, the developer's page and documentation are the best reference before you install.

Pip Dependency Verifier is released as open source under the MIT license, with its code hosted on GitHub. Contributions are welcome through pull requests, and the project credits every contributor. If you want to inspect how it manages dependencies, extend it, or fix something, you can review the source directly. Documentation is also available to guide setup and use. For the current code, contribution guidelines, and any recent changes, check the GitHub repository and the developer's page.

Pip Dependency Verifier auto-scans each add-on's bl_info for its declared pip_dependencies, so developers list what their add-on needs and PDV takes it from there. The interface shows package status at a glance: installed packages appear normally and missing ones in red, each with a one-click install. Features can be disabled when their dependencies are missing. You can also add or remove dependencies manually, giving you direct control over what gets installed alongside the automatic scanning.

Pip Dependency Verifier is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and support options can change over time, so the developer's page is the place to confirm current terms before you download. The add-on itself is open source under the MIT license with its code on GitHub, so you can review, use, and contribute to it. For any paid support or implementation help with your own add-on, refer to the details on the developer's page rather than assuming a fixed arrangement here.