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@fuxi-ailabs/dsh-static-check

v1.1.1

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Unified DSH static checks for Skill declarations: deterministic analysis, security vetting, and optional AI content critique

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Readme

dsh-static-check

Unified DSH static inspection plugin for Skill declarations.

It combines three SIFT checks behind one plugin and one React workbench:

  • analyze — deterministic 11-check Skill declaration analysis
  • vet — deterministic security vetting with optional external scanners
  • critique — optional LLM-assisted content review

The unified UI is named Skill 静态检查. The term "static" means the target Skill is not executed; it does not mean every check is deterministic. AI content review is visibly marked and is never enabled by default.

Interfaces

  • service: staticCheck
  • command: /skill-check <path> [--checks analyze,vet,critique]
  • tool: skill_static_check
  • catalog: GET /api/dsh-static-check/catalog
  • run: POST /api/dsh-static-check/run
  • content: GET /api/dsh-static-check/content?skillPath=...
  • manual paths: POST /api/dsh-static-check/manual-paths

Analyze and vet are the default for Skills. Agent declarations default to critique only because analyze/vet currently target Skill directories.

Managed SIFT runtime

When the plugin loads and no usable sift executable is present, it asks the shared environmentHealth service to prepare the pinned guixu-labs/sift commit 558d1465e87dd14cce5530b44b93aa2962a679b9:

~/.dsh-sift/runtime/2.6.0-dev.558d146/
~/.local/bin/sift

Installation implementation lives in @fuxi-ailabs/dsh-env-health, not in this plugin. The shared provisioner requires curl, tar, Python 3.10+, and network access; it deduplicates concurrent requests in-process and uses a cross-process lock. Audit and Eval therefore share the same SIFT installation task.

Migration

dsh-static-check is now the single static inspection plugin. The old standalone dsh-skill-analyze, dsh-skill-vet, and dsh-skill-critique plugins have been removed.

The plugin exposes only the unified staticCheck service and /skill-check command. Legacy manual-path stores are still read once to migrate existing user-added declarations into dsh-static-check.

Manual paths

Skill and Agent paths are persisted under:

$DSH_HOME/dsh-static-check/manual-paths.json
$DSH_HOME/dsh-static-check/manual-agent-paths.json

On first use, paths from the old dsh-skill-critique, dsh-skill-vet, and dsh-skill-analyze stores are migrated best-effort.