DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-auto-mode (Automatically Accept Approval Prompts)
dsh-auto-mode is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the issue of approval prompts interrupting automated operations. Once enabled, it automatically accepts approvals for file writes, shell commands, and sandbox upgrades, while requiring manual confirmation only for destructive commands (such as recursive deletion). The plugin status is displayed as a chip above the Composer. During installation, the plugin must be placed at the top of the configuration and the service restarted to ensure proper operation. This plugin significantly improves the smoothness of operations in multi-step scenarios.
Read Moredsh-auto-mode: Taking over DSH tool call approval with a review model
# Introduction When running long tasks using DSH (DeepSeek Harness), the permission mechanism presents a dilemma: the default approval chain forces a confirmation dialog for every tool call requiring verification, resulting in repeated manual intervention for long tasks; meanwhile, switching to "danger-full-access" is too permissive, leaving all calls unchecked. dsh-auto-mode provides a middle ground: it introduces an "Auto mode" preset in the permission selector. It delegates the judgment of tool calls that typically require manual confirmation to an audit model. Approved calls are automatically passed, suspicious ones are blocked, and uncertain decisions trigger a pop-up prompt for human input. The following sections introduce the usage and implementation of this plugin. # What is this? dsh-auto-mode is a DSH plugin by Nuo-cl, adopted...
Read MoreAdd Secure Automatic Authorization for DeepSeek Harness with dsh-auto-mode
### 正式翻译版本（符合技术文档译法）： dsh-auto-mode is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin maintained by NanmiCoder, which inserts an Auto permission tier between Workspace Write and Full access. Daily operations run through the official workspace-write sandbox, with semantic risks classified by the current Session model, and critical path damages will be rejected before execution. This article covers the directory page, GitHub and npm verification of installation commands, decision rules, and security boundaries.
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