dsh-plugin-ops

DeepSeek Harness plugin operations: one-command health check, pre-boot gate, failure attribution and recovery, dependency-tree governance — the "doctor" for the plugin ecosystem.

Install

npm i -g dsh-plugin-ops
dsh-ops check                  # scan every profile (offline, seconds)

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | dsh-ops check | one-shot health check across all profiles | | dsh-ops scan --profile web | single-profile deep scan (rules 1-7, --json) | | dsh-ops fix --profile web | auto-fix set: lockfile realign (--dry-run / --yes) | | dsh-ops gate -- dsh web | pre-boot gate: scan first, exec dsh, attribute boot failures | | dsh-ops serve | local web panel at http://127.0.0.1:8912 (zh/en) | | dsh-ops verify | publish-time check for plugin authors (bundle patch, patch-row resolution, ESM entry, client export); --strict for CI | | Knowledge (RAG) | troubleshooting experience deposits as Markdown under $DSH_HOME/cache/dsh-ops/knowledge/; the panel toggle retrieves matching entries into the diagnosis chat (BM25, plus embedding re-rank when a key is configured) | | dsh-ops selftest | engine self-check over built-in fault samples |

The gate runs the scan before boot; fatal findings are blocked (auto-fixable ones are repaired first), and a failed boot is attributed to the packages that changed since the last successful start.

Embedded bundle

For the in-harness settings page, install dsh-plugin-ops-bundle into a profile:

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-ops-bundle

Docs

• Repository and documentation: https://github.com/f-infinite-z/dsh-plugin-ops
• Architecture (interception, repair, memory): docs/architecture.md

License

MIT