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@dsh-plugin-hub/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Create, search, install, and apply versioned DeepSeek Harness plugins and profiles

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Keywords

dsh-plugindeepseek-harnessprofileclirollback

Readme

@dsh-plugin-hub/cli

The dsh-hub command-line client for discovering DSH plugins, sharing complete version-locked Profiles, applying them safely, and rolling back local revisions.

Version 0.2.0 adds reviewable lifecycle plans, Profile diff/doctor/upgrade, recoverable history and rollback, and the telemetry controls documented below.

Install

Requires Node.js 22.13 or later and pnpm on PATH.

npm install --global @dsh-plugin-hub/cli
dsh-hub --help

You can also run it without a global install:

npx @dsh-plugin-hub/cli --help

Quick start

dsh-hub search vision
dsh-hub info <package> --version latest
dsh-hub install <package> --profile web --dry-run

dsh-hub profile search team
dsh-hub profile capture my-profile --profile web
dsh-hub profile share my-profile --version 1.0.0 --profile web
dsh-hub profile apply <profile-slug> --profile web --dry-run
dsh-hub profile history --profile web
dsh-hub profile rollback --profile web

A Profile Release locks the DSH runtime, Plugin versions, sources, integrity, and user-confirmed sequence. Apply uses a staging Profile, validation, atomic switch, recoverable local revisions, and an auditable build-script allowlist derived from each pinned GitHub source.

Anonymous CLI telemetry

On first run the CLI prints a notice, saves an enabled preference for later eligible commands, and sends no event. You can turn telemetry off before the next run. Successful and failed Plugin install and Profile apply, upgrade, rollback, share, and doctor operations then send aggregate usage data to the Hub. Payloads contain the public package or Profile identifier and version, command outcome, a stable error category, duration, platform, architecture, and CLI version. They contain no account, machine ID, IP-address field, local path, Profile contents, configuration value, environment value, or secret. The API immediately folds events into daily aggregates and retains them for 365 days. Hosting and security providers still process source IPs to deliver and protect HTTP requests; the API keeps only hour-rotating rate-limit HMAC keys for the current and previous hour.

Control the persistent setting with:

dsh-hub telemetry state
dsh-hub telemetry off
dsh-hub telemetry on

--no-telemetry, DSH_HUB_TELEMETRY=0, and DO_NOT_TRACK=1 disable one invocation without changing the saved preference. To inspect the complete next event without sending it, run the command with DSH_HUB_TELEMETRY_DEBUG=1. Normal delivery uses HTTPS in a detached process with a 1.5-second timeout and never changes the requested command's result. See the hosted privacy notice for the complete disclosure.

This is an independent community project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek.