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npm isn't just for installing stuff. It also shows you what you have installed (your dependencies). You can do this using the `npm ls` command. Run this command in your working dir. If there are any problems npm will alert you by returning an "!ERR" message. If everything looks ok, then run `$ADVENTURE_COMMAND verify OK`, or `$ADVENTURE_COMMAND verify NOT OK` if npm does report a problem".