DeepSeek Harness 启动检查插件
dsh-update-check 插件在 DSH 启动时自动比对本体、插件和 CLI 版本，仅在有更新时展示卡片，提供逐个或批量更新入口，不自动安装。
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Update Checker Plugin dsh-update-checker
The dsh-update-checker plugin is designed to integrate DeepSeek Harness (DSH) version-checking functionality into the Web GUI top bar, allowing status to be viewed without leaving the current interface. It provides a top-bar badge displaying three states: “up to date,” “new version available,” or “check failed.” It supports automatic checks, click-to-refresh comparison panels, and diagnostic information. It can be installed using `dsh plugin add` and supports dynamic Cordis plugin usage. The plugin only requests the public npm registry, does not collect local data, and primarily checks the DSH version itself.
Read Moredsh-update-check: Provides update checks and version visibility for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-update-check` is an update check plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) used to centrally display the version status of DSH itself and installed plugins in the Profile. This plugin is only responsible for version querying and reporting; it does not perform automatic upgrades, and upgrade decisions are made by the user. Its core functions include: 1. **Version Check**: Queries the current and latest versions of `@deepseek-ai/dsh` and plugins against the npm registry, featuring a failure isolation mechanism to ensure that partial query failures do not affect the overall results. 2. **Multi-platform Access**: Provides the model tool `dsh_check_updates` for Agent proactive queries; adds a new "Update Check" page in the Settings page, displaying a version table and supporting...
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: duntansen/dsh-update-checker
DSH Update Checker is a DeepSeek Harness Web plugin developed by duntansen under the MIT license, designed to address the issue where local DSH versions lag behind the latest npm versions. The plugin integrates version checking and update operations directly into the DSH settings page, providing centralized management for operations typically scattered across the terminal. Its core features include: automatically reading the local version and comparing it against the `latest` and `next` tags of the npm registry, with support for semantic versioning and prerelease segment identification; offering a one-click update entry upon detecting a new version, which executes the `npx` command and displays installation progress in real-time; displaying the release history of the last 8 versions and the status of the current version; and automatically rechecking every 6 hours while the page is open, accompanied by browser notifications.
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