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dsh-plugin-doctor

Workflow Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install zoahdev/dsh-plugin-doctor

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

In DeepSeek Harness, install the plugin by running dsh plugin install zoahdev/dsh-plugin-doctor from the source repository at https://github.com/zoahdev/dsh-plugin-doctor.

About this plugin

With the rapid growth of the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem, pre-publish health checks have become a persistent pain point for developers. Issues like silent pnpm linking, environment misconfigurations such as missing toolchains or occupied ports, and profile shadowing can cause plugins to fail unexpectedly on other machines. dsh-plugin-doctor addresses these challenges by providing automated pre-release validation, ensuring plugins are reliable before delivery.

This versatile tool supports both CLI and plugin shell invocation, with core capabilities covering a comprehensive range of checks: verifying manifest integrity, build success, and installation correctness, as well as diagnosing environment issues. Its unique audit mode performs deep, read-only scans, reporting on package identity, dependency sources, script operations, and potential risks to help developers catch security concerns early. With flags like --full, it executes complete validation including packaging, installation, and configuration, simulating real-world publishing flows.

Whether you're an individual plugin author or a team maintainer, dsh-plugin-doctor is an essential tool for pre-publish self-checks. Integrating it into CI pipelines automates verification, reducing manual oversights and boosting development efficiency. For maintainers of projects like Awesome-DSH-Plugin, it also serves as a reliable asset for reviewing plugin PRs, ensuring the quality of community contributions.

In summary, dsh-plugin-doctor makes DeepSeek Harness plugin publishing safer and more efficient, becoming an indispensable part of the developer toolkit.

Use Cases

  • Running quick health checks during plugin development.
  • Verifying plugin readiness for publishing in CI environments.
  • Using audit mode to analyze plugin dependencies and potential risks.

Best For

  • Programmers developing and publishing DeepSeek Harness plugins.
  • Community members responsible for plugin repository maintenance and quality reviews.
  • DevOps engineers integrating automated checks into workflows.