dsh-aggression

In admin-security workflows, the moment an aggressive behavior is flagged, operators often need an immediate corrective suggestion rather than waiting for a post-hoc audit. dsh-aggression is a lightweight plugin built for exactly this step: it exposes a single tool that returns behavior-correction suggestions based on the parameters you pass in, turning the suggestion-generation step into a directly callable action.

Under the hood, the implementation stays deliberately minimal. It runs in pure Node.js with zero network dependencies, so you can drop it into any local session or automation pipeline and invoke it synchronously the instant an aggression event is detected, without waiting on a remote service or external API.

It is well suited for developers building admin-security audit tooling who want to treat the generation of a corrective suggestion as an isolated, testable unit in their pipeline. Released under the MIT license, it is free to integrate, modify, or redistribute, making it easy to tailor the output to your internal alerting and remediation workflows.