dsh-doctor: A Read-Only Diagnostic Tool for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-doctor` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin focused on read-only diagnostics for troubleshooting issues such as plugins not running, skills not being visible, configuration conflicts, and HMR problems. By reading the host’s internal structure, it outputs a list of issues and recommended actions, and provides a redacted Markdown card that can be pasted directly into an issue. The plugin does not modify any files; it only explains the factual “why,” helping developers locate anomalies at the loading and visibility levels.
Read Moredsh-doctor: DeepSeek Harness Self-Healing Monitor
`dsh-doctor` is a standalone monitoring plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem designed to handle plugin failures. Its core functions include automatically repairing Web startup failures within a 60-second budget (by disabling faulty plugins or enabling safe mode), capturing tool call errors, and monitoring and recovering from session stalls. The plugin does not depend on `dsh-daemon` and performs repairs by writing temporary patch files, ensuring that operations do not corrupt the original configuration. It provides tools such as session list viewing and plugin diagnostics, aiming to deliver high availability and automatic disaster recovery capabilities to users.
Read Moredsh-doctor: DeepSeek Harness Diagnostic Plugin
`dsh-doctor` is a diagnostic plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to resolve issues related to environment configuration, port conflicts, lingering processes, and oversized Sessions. It does not replace the UI; instead, it generates a Markdown report containing the diagnostic results, including environment versions, ports, processes, and Session size. Users must install it as a Bundle into an existing Profile using the official command, then restart the Profile and run the `/doctor` command. The report is saved to the logs directory in both Markdown and JSON formats, and can be pasted into GitHub Discussions for evaluation. The plugin has limited permissions, does not delete files or modify system directories, and requires Node.j
Read Moredsh-doctor: Diagnostic, Repair, and Rollback Tool for DeepSeek Harness Post-Crash
**Introduction** After tinkering with DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins for a long time, encountering situations like DSH crashes, startup failures, or corrupted profiles is inevitable. Since DSH lacks a built-in `doctor` command, users often have to guess the root cause based on error messages, rely on the luck of restarting the process, or manually sift through configuration files to troubleshoot. The `dsh-doctor` introduced below addresses this issue: it first performs read-only diagnostics to identify what is broken and why; then it offers stepwise repairs where every change is reversible, allowing for one-click rollback if something goes wrong. **What is this?** dsh-doctor (`@jorinyang/dsh-doctor`, current version 0.3.2) is a DSH plugin maintained by jorinyang, [intended to]...
Read Moredsh-doctor: A health check for DSH profile configuration
`dsh-doctor` is a configuration health check tool for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) maintained by asdf17128, aiming to solve the issue of silent failures caused by configuration errors in DSH. By comparing the actual configuration tree started by DSH with the default configuration tree, it automatically detects problems such as config-clobber (configuration fields discarded by patches), dead-patch, tool naming conflicts, unmounted plugins, and outdated plugins. This tool supports two usage modes: running directly as a command-line tool via `npx dsh-doctor`, or installing it as a DSH plugin to register the `config_doctor` tool. Users can use `--explain` to view the configuration tree status and utilize `--verbose`, -
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