COMMUNITY REGISTRY
Inspect versions, compatibility, HMR behavior, source code, and exact install commands.
dsh-ttft-hedgeHedged requests for streaming /v1/messages LLM calls: fires a second attempt when response headers miss a deadline and races them, retries immediately on 5xx/504, passes through 4xx/429, with statistics.
dsh-web-search-bingKeyless Bing HTML search provider plus a relay-aware fetch provider with per-hop redirect validation for the dsh web seam.
dsh-web-search-duckWeb search provider that bridges an OpenAI Responses-API-compatible endpoint with the web_search_preview tool into the dsh web seam.
dsh-mac-notifymacOS desktop notifications for dsh events, delivered over SSH to a small notifier HTTP listener running on the Mac.
dsh-guild-bridgeBridges a guild expert-team board into dsh: routes guild tasks to one-shot dsh subagents, visible in the GUI.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-bundle-cn-skillsDSH Chinese compliance and engineering skill set (7 skills) bundle. This file also serves as the repository root manifest for the plugin marketplace to identify the package name and verify the npm package.
@zhujiuyi/dsh-balanceDeepSeek Harness plugin: identify the provider behind the current route and query its API balance or subscription quota. No subprocesses, no exec permissions, official endpoints only.
dsh-whale-inurqqConnect QQ to DeepSeek Harness: QQ becomes DSH's task entry point, context source, and conversation partner (OneBot 11 client)
dsh-client-ui-paopaocat🐱 泡泡猫玻璃主题 — A cute blue-and-white glassmorphism theme based on the Seaglass architecture, with light and blue style options, paw prints, small fish, and bubble decorations
dsh-db-connectionsNamed database connections for DeepSeek Harness: configure MySQL in a settings page, then refer to them by name in chat (for example "query 128"). Read-only by default, with writes opt-in per connection.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-agent-scopeCheck whether an agent's tool, file, and network permissions are declared and whether they are overly broad — an agent's permissions are its blast radius
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-ai-output-trustCheck whether the code directly executes AI output—eval/exec/SQL/file paths; this is a high-risk category in agents.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-alert-relayCheck the alert chain: whether there are alerts, where they are sent, and whether sensitive information is sent along with them
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-algorithm-filingCheck whether algorithm recommendation services have been registered, whether users have been informed, and whether there is a [disable option] — Article 17 is a mandatory requirement.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-ci-guardScan GitHub Actions workflows to identify exploitable configurations — a major entry point for supply-chain attacks
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-cn-data-exportInspect code and configuration for overseas data exports: overseas endpoints, outbound transfers of personal information, and missing security assessment documentation
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-cn-filingCheck whether the app displays an ICP/APP filing number, a privacy policy entry, and operator information — all are legal obligations.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-cn-mlpsCompare each classified protection requirement in code and configuration that can be statically identified against GB/T 22239-2019
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-consent-guardCheck whether the consent mechanism is compliant: preselected by default, bundled consent, and no option to withdraw — the Personal Information Protection Law has clear requirements
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-content-trustCheck whether the agent treats external content (web pages/files/emails) as instructions — an entry point for indirect prompt injection
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-data-classifyCheck whether data has classification labels and inventories — Article 21 of the Data Security Law requires establishing a classification and grading system
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-data-rightsCheck whether the rights to access, copy, and delete are actually implemented — Articles 45 and 47 of the Personal Information Protection Law explicitly require this.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-data-scanScan code and configuration files for ID numbers, bank card numbers, and phone numbers — with check digit validation to avoid false positives
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-dep-auditCheck the dependency tree for poisoning and risk exposure: install-time scripts, overly broad version ranges, and non-registry sources
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-incident-packageIf an incident is investigated, can you produce the evidence? Contingency plans, contacts, log preservation, reporting procedures—if you do not prepare in advance, it will be too late when trouble arises.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-key-rotateCheck how long it has been since keys and certificates were changed, and whether there is a rotation policy—keys that are not changed for a long time often go unnoticed but pose real risks.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-least-privilegeCheck for excessive permissions: containers running as root, wildcard IAM, fully open CORS, tokens requesting admin — excessive permissions amplify intrusions
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-license-guardOpen-source license compliance check: scan the dependency tree to identify risks such as GPL/AGPL copyleft propagation and unknown licenses—run it before publishing, open-sourcing, or undergoing an audit.
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-mcp-auditAudit MCP configuration: unpinned remote packages, plaintext endpoints, executable local services — MCP is a new attack surface for agents
@deepwhale-cn/dsh-minor-guardCheck whether personal information of individuals under 14 requires guardian consent, special rules, and an age threshold — Article 31 of the PIPL sets strict requirements