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@tta-lab/dsh-web

v3.1.0

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Organon Web provider and explicit Web settings for DeepSeek Harness rc.8.

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@tta-lab/dsh-web

DeepSeek Harness rc.8 Web bundle and browser settings client for Organon search.

Install it into the existing Web profile:

dsh plugin --profile web add @tta-lab/dsh-web

The package owns the Web profile patch and does not require a custom profile or PTC preset. It leaves the root tool-web row disabled and routes stock PTC's batched web_search through the Organon provider seam.

Provider selection is explicit and persists in the organon-web settings namespace. Exa and Brave API keys use namespaced write-only DSH credentials; settings expose only configured/source/writable metadata.

The published package is a dual host/browser bundle. Its host and client artifacts, profile patch, and exact DSH 0.1.0-rc.8 peer contract are included in the npm package. It reuses the optional @tta-lab/pi-web-* native package family for search, docs, and Sourcegraph; Windows x64 uses @tta-lab/pi-web-win32-x64 and web.exe. There is no DSH-specific native binary family.

The first public release requires a maintainer to associate @tta-lab/dsh-web with the repository's npm Trusted Publisher for .github/workflows/release.yaml and Environment npm. Tests and local pack/smoke commands never configure that relationship or publish a package; see the release checklist in pi/README.md.