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@georesearch/dsh-compat-rc5

v0.1.0

Published

The only GeoResearch adapter allowed to touch DeepSeek Harness rc.5 APIs directly

Readme

@georesearch/dsh-compat-rc5

This package is the compatibility boundary for DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.5. GeoResearch runtime packages consume these wrappers instead of importing Harness services directly.

The ./client export is the equivalent boundary for browser code. It exposes only the rc.5 client types and UI atoms used by GeoResearch; the file-service bundle inlines this facade while leaving Harness platform modules external to the frozen Web loader table.

Before a tool is registered or a one-shot subagent is started, complete GeoResearch JSON Schemas are projected into the smaller schema subset enforced by Harness rc.5. The registered local Harness patch enforces array minItems and maxItems, so projection preserves both constraints. One-shot structured output must also have an explicit object root. Other unsupported display constraints are removed only from the model-facing schema; strict runtime parsers and standalone persisted schemas remain authoritative.