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@aaub-software/dsh-eslint-security-sast

v0.2.0

Published

ESLint Security SAST bundle and model-facing scan tool for DeepSeek Harness.

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Links

Git

Maintainers

xuzhongwangxuzhongwang

Keywords

deepseek-harnessdsh-plugineslintsastsecuritytypescript

Readme

DeepSeek Harness ESLint Security SAST

@aaub-software/dsh-eslint-security-sast is a Cordis bundle that registers the model-facing eslint_security_scan tool in DeepSeek Harness.

It scans JavaScript and TypeScript source with ESLint 10 and the recommended rules from eslint-plugin-security. Findings are security review candidates, not automatically confirmed vulnerabilities.

Install

DeepSeek Harness and Node.js 24 or newer are required. Install the prebuilt bundle into the profile you use, for example:

dsh plugin --profile web add @aaub-software/dsh-eslint-security-sast

Restart the profile after installation. The agent will then see the eslint_security_scan tool.

Supported source

  • JavaScript: .js, .mjs, .cjs, .jsx
  • TypeScript: .ts, .mts, .cts, .tsx

The scanner uses ESLint 10.10.0, eslint-plugin-security 4.0.1, and @typescript-eslint/parser 8.69.0. All are installed as npm dependencies; no separate scanner executable or Python runtime is required.

Behavior and safety

  • Accepts only workspace-relative files and directories.
  • Rejects paths and resolved symlinks that escape the active workspace.
  • Runs ESLint in a separate Node.js process controlled by Harness.
  • Supports cancellation, timeout, process-tree termination, and bounded output.
  • Does not load ESLint configuration or suppression files from the scanned repository.
  • Ignores inline eslint-disable comments.
  • Does not enable cache files, autofix, TypeScript project services, or the target repository's tsconfig.json.
  • Does not execute target source code, project plugins, or package scripts.
  • Requires no network access during normal scanning.

The tool reports parse diagnostics separately and marks incomplete coverage as partial. The agent should read surrounding source and trace relevant data flow before classifying a hotspot as a vulnerability or false positive.

Documentation and source

See the repository documentation for the complete English and Chinese guide, configuration details, security boundaries, and development instructions.

Source: Baiiduu/dsh-eslint-security-sast