dsh-capability-inspector

DeepSeek Harness stacks tools, LLM providers, skills, workspaces, and session persistence on top of one another, making it hard to pinpoint which layer is silently failing. dsh-capability-inspector delivers a unified, read-only runtime snapshot so you can see at a glance which capabilities are actually live and where a configuration gap may exist, instead of digging through logs layer by layer.

The plugin registers an inspect_dsh tool with six granular scopes: summary, tools, models, skills, workspaces, and sessions. Checks cover Node.js version, OS, architecture, the tools visible to the calling agent, each LLM provider and its model catalog, skill definitions and invocation modes, workspace directory health with associated session counts, and session persistence availability. A single failed check never blocks the rest of the report. The plugin is strictly read-only: it never returns API keys or credential values, never modifies configuration, and never attempts automatic repair.

Ideal for DSH administrators running pre-launch readiness checks, developers troubleshooting MCP integration issues, and teams that need a repeatable capability audit. Think of it as an on-demand ops health report rather than an auto-fixer.