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@tonyruan/dsh-bridge-cli

v0.1.0-beta.4

Published

A community CLI compatible with DSH, not an official DeepSeek product. Requires Node.js >=24.9.0.

Readme

DSH Bridge CLI beta

A community CLI compatible with DSH, not an official DeepSeek product. Requires Node.js >=24.9.0.

Install: npm install -g @tonyruan/dsh-bridge-cli@beta

Run dsh-bridge-cli help for exact options. This release verifies/stages code updates and invokes the official DSH plugin manager only after explicit stopped-profile confirmation. It does not silently install native Windows or Android applications.

Official online update endpoint and independent code-signing root are not configured. Network checks are off by default; an operator must explicitly enroll a separate code root and a pinned direct HTTPS source. Strict LAN-only and unknown backend states block update network access. A downloaded artifact is not installed until an explicit installation step. Never reuse relay/diagnostic signing keys as code roots.

Host package identity is fixed in this CLI build as @tonyruan/dsh-bridge-host. Known previous local host packages @dsh-lab/phone-access and local-bridge-beta-host-placeholder require the explicit --replace-legacy-plugin stopped-profile migration; no identity/pairing/login data is reset. Preserve the old deployment configuration before a generic upgrade; missing configuration is a recoverable error, not permission to reset business data.

Own project code is licensed under the standard PolyForm Noncommercial License1.0.0 in LICENSE. This is not OSI open-source; permitted purposes and exceptions are governed by that exact text, not a blanket promise about every business/payment scenario. Third-party components retain their own permission, copyright and NOTICE terms in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt and oss-licenses/. These own-code terms do not restrict upstream rights. The complete own development project/Git repository is not included; npm runtime JavaScript is publicly readable. Native platform download assets are not included in this npm release.