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@shion-lab/dsh-plugin-windows

v0.1.2

Published

Windows cross-platform compatibility, process tree termination, and path normalization patch for DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

Downloads

197

Readme

@shion-lab/dsh-plugin-windows

npm version License: MIT

Windows cross-platform compatibility, process tree termination (taskkill /T), path normalization, and encoding buffer guards for DeepSeek Harness (dsh).


🌟 Problems Solved for Windows Users

When running AI coding agents natively on Windows, developers frequently face three platform-specific issues:

  1. Zombie Orphaned Processes: child_process.kill() fails to terminate sub-processes spawned by shells (e.g. webpack-dev-server, python, background workers), locking ports and files. This plugin enforces recursive process tree termination via taskkill /F /T /PID.
  2. Path Normalization & Extended-Length Prefixes: Resolves Windows drive letter cases (d:\ vs D:/), strips \\?\ UNC prefixes, and normalizes paths for cross-platform regex and glob matches.
  3. Encoding & BOM Cleansing: Automatically handles UTF-8 BOM headers (\uFEFF) and CRLF line endings, avoiding garbled terminal output.

📦 Installation

npm install -g @shion-lab/dsh-plugin-windows

🚀 Usage in cordis.yml

plugins:
  "@deepseek-ai/dsh": {}
  "@shion-lab/dsh-plugin-windows":
    forceUtf8: true
    enableProcessTreeGuard: true

📄 License

MIT © Shion Lab