Preface

The core philosophy of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is “everything as a plugin.” In real-world agent development, when an agent is deployed to production environments to handle incidents, there is often a lack of standardized response protocols. When sudden incidents occur, disorganized response workflows and delayed escalation are common pain points. dsh-runbook aims to provide agents with a structured incident handling framework.

Plugin Overview

dsh-runbook is a DSH skill used to implement incident runbook functionality.

  • Maintainer: satan9394
  • Core Value: Inspired by wshobson/agents, this plugin addresses the lack of process-based support when agents handle incidents.

Core Capabilities

This plugin primarily includes the following capabilities:

  1. Severity Classification: Classifies and defines incidents.
  2. Five-Stage Response: Specifies standardized handling stages.
  3. Escalation Path: Clarifies the rules and timing for issue escalation.
  4. On-Call Handover: Standardizes shift handover processes.

Installation and Activation

Based on verified information, the official documentation does not provide installation commands. Additionally, README retrieval failed, so the specific installation steps and activation methods cannot be confirmed.

Typical Usage

There are currently no publicly available usage examples or documentation.

Applicable Scenarios and Precautions

  • Applicable Scenarios: Suitable for scenarios where agents are used to automate operational fault handling and must strictly follow standardized response workflows.
  • Precautions: The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process. Before use, be sure to review the source code and license (currently shown as empty) to ensure compliance with your security and compliance requirements.

Conclusion

dsh-runbook provides a foundational framework for severity classification and structured incident response for agents handling production incidents. For further details, refer to the plugin directory or source code repository.