dsh-plugin-doctor：按 dsh-plugin 目录规则审计插件仓库
dsh-plugin-doctor 是 Tim-ReJet 维护的 DeepSeek Harness 工作流插件与 CLI，只读审计插件仓库是否满足 dsh-plugin 目录的 manifest、bundle patch、peer 范围（含 prerelease）、实现文件、仓库年龄、描述与 GitHub topic 等机械规则。提供 plugin_doctor 工具与 node bin/dsh-plugin-doctor.mjs，支持 --strict、--network、--emit-entry。安装示例：dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-doctor 或 github:Tim-ReJet/dsh-plugin-doctor。全绿不替代 maintainer 审源码与安全审查。
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@ragnoryok1/dsh-plugin-doctor 为 DeepSeek Harness Web profile 提供「诊断」设置页：通过 remote.pluginManager 汇总未加载插件、bundle 声明未启动行、不可管理条目与版本警告，并显示检查数量以免空结果误判。另含 dsh-doctor 磁盘脚本，查找 *.parked、_tmp_*、失效 file: 引用与 startup 日志。安装：dsh plugin --profile web add @ragnoryok1/dsh-plugin-doctor。MIT，维护者 Ragnoryok1，分类 admin-security。
Read Moredsh-plugin-doctor: DSH Plugin Health Check and Management Tool
# Introduction The philosophy of DSH (DeepSeek Harness) is "Everything is a plugin." As you install more components, two issues tend to arise over time. The first is uncertainty regarding which plugins are reliable: verifying whether the third-party plugin manifest is complete, if the patch layer covers built-in lines that shouldn't be touched, or if there are high-risk function calls in the code is difficult to do individually in daily operations. The second is troubleshooting difficulties: when a plugin fails to start or a service is missing, you often only see PENDING or FAILED statuses and don't know which one to stop or which one to keep. dsh-plugin-doctor addresses these two issues: it turns plugin auditing into a read-only tool within the chat interface and consolidates start/stop, installation, uninstallation, and version updates into a settings panel. The following sections introduce its features, installation methods, and precautions. # What is this ds
Read Moredsh-plugin-doctor: Do a health check before installing the DSH plugin
dsh-plugin-doctor is an open-source DSH plugin health check tool maintained by lin-cheng-lab (MIT license), designed to address installation risks caused by release candidate (rc) version mismatches within the DSH plugin ecosystem. It registers as a DSH tool, enabling a quick health check with a single command before plugin installation, without requiring additional scripts or permissions. The health check comprises five checks: local environment version baseline, repository accessibility, bundle declaration, peer dependency compatibility with local versions (the core check, correctly handling prerelease rules), and whether build artifacts are committed. The results are categorized into three levels—ok, warn, and danger—and include a structured JSON report along with handling suggestions. Installation is supported via GitHub (not yet released) or local source code, with profi needing to be restarted after installation.
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`dsh-plugin-doctor` is a diagnostic and decision-making tool for the DSH plugin ecosystem, maintained by white-sand-grand, designed to address plugin discovery, duplicate detection, conflict checking, and version synchronization issues. The tool requires Node.js >=22.19, operates in read-only mode by default, and does not automatically execute installation, uninstallation, or the launching of the Web UI. Its core capabilities include: searching for community plugins and identifying functional duplicates; generating similarity scores and Mermaid relationship overview diagrams; checking package names, dependencies, and potential conflicts prior to bulk installation, employing a fail-close strategy if metadata is missing or APIs are restricted; identifying sub-plugins already provided within aggregated bundles to avoid redundancy; auditing actual plugin usage based on locally persisted logs; and comparing differences between the local DSH and official versions to evaluate the impact of upgrades on installed plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-doctor: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Health Check
dsh-plugin-doctor is a plugin health check tool in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, corresponding to RFC #1629. It provides CLI and Agent-callable interfaces for verifying the integrity of manifest, patch, entry, build, pack, install, and config before plugin release. Core features include host masking, dependency, and native module checks against DSH profiles, as well as heuristic security audits (e.g., pre-side effects, Shell launcher risks). The tool supports read-only audit modes (audit/audit-batch), can generate JSON or Markdown reports, is suitable for CI integration, and offers environment diagnostics.
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