@deepwatch/dsh-contracts

Watch Bridge wire contracts shared by the Host plugins and the browser halves

Part of DeepWatch — the agent workspace built on the official DeepSeek Harness and powered by Watch Skill for perception, evidence, memory and independent verification.

Shared contract — depended on by both halves. Anyone implementing either side of the Bridge — a host plugin, a browser half, or a client of your own.

Exports

• @deepwatch/dsh-contracts
• @deepwatch/dsh-contracts/identity
• @deepwatch/dsh-contracts/query
• @deepwatch/dsh-contracts/query/validate
• @deepwatch/dsh-contracts/query/wire

Install

npm install @deepwatch/dsh-contracts

Rarely on its own. @deepwatch/dsh-bundle composes this package with the rest of DeepWatch and is what a profile normally depends on; installing this one directly is for embedding a single piece in a composition you control.

Example

Agree a protocol version before either side sends anything:

import {
  negotiateProtocol, WATCH_PROTOCOL_VERSION, isSuccessVerdict,
} from '@deepwatch/dsh-contracts'

const agreed = negotiateProtocol(WATCH_PROTOCOL_VERSION)
if (isSuccessVerdict(reply.verdict)) { /* the check passed */ }

Requirements

• Node ^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0

None. Types and schemas only; it pulls in nothing at runtime.

Stability

0.1.4 — a stable release.

Stable means tested, documented and supported — not 1.0. This is a pre-1.0 line, and semantic versioning gives 0.x no compatibility guarantee across minor versions: a 0.MINOR bump may change or remove surface, and a patch will not. Depend on it with a tilde range (~0.1.4) if you want that difference enforced by your lockfile rather than by a changelog. The usual major-version promise starts at 1.0.

Side effects

Importing a module from this package evaluates no side effects, so a bundler may drop what a build does not use. Mounting it in a host is a separate matter: what it then reads or writes is governed by the workspace boundary and the host's permissions, not by this flag.

Where this fits

The wire shapes both halves agree on. Changing a shape here changes both sides at once, which is the reason it is a package rather than two copies.

The twenty packages and how they compose: the package map. Running DeepWatch, and the gates a change has to pass: the workspace README.

Attribution

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