dsh-plugin-auditor

In the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, loading every bundle from the configuration file at startup is a standard operation, yet misconfigured third-party plugins often cause the entire plugin tree to crash. This unexpected failure not only impacts availability but also makes debugging significantly harder. dsh-plugin-auditor is designed to solve this pain point, providing a safe pre-flight check mechanism that helps you identify potential risks before adding a new plugin.

The core capability of this plugin lies in its "zero-dependency, read-only" static analysis approach. It does not execute the audited plugin code; instead, it inspects package., cordis.patch.yml, and files in node_modules to precisely detect various common errors, including duplicate tool registrations, entry-id collisions, peer version mismatches, and missing credentials for channel plugins like Telegram or Lark. This mechanism effectively prevents startup failures caused by version conflicts or configuration omissions.

Whether you are a power user building complex automation workflows or a system administrator maintaining a multi-plugin environment, this plugin is an essential helper. By performing a quick scan before adding new plugins, you can significantly reduce system instability and ensure DeepSeek Harness runs smoothly and efficiently, allowing you to focus on development rather than fixing crashes.