Doubt many Gemini sites are using Node.js on the backend, obscure packages or otherwise. Also given that installing npms willy-nilly is your go-to example for

Doubt many Gemini sites are using Node.js on the backend, obscure packages or otherwise. Also given that installing npms willy-nilly is your go-to example for security risk, maybe that should have a hasslewall around it instead of username:password authentication: "You are attempting to install a node package for trivially-implemented behavior. To prove your computer-literacy, enter a javascript function that accepts a string as an argument and returns only the characters with prime-numbered indices."