Conda (installed through miniconda or anaconda) is probably the closest thing in existence - it&#x27;s a universal package manager (built with Python, and mostly for Python, but it is extremely general). But it doesn&#x27;t co-operate with any underlying package manager - it manages everything on its own. It does compartmentalize &quot;pip install&quot; for Python, and I assume it can just as easily do the same for npm, gem, rocks etc (though it does not out of the box)