dsh-runtime-xray

Day to day with DeepSeek Harness, the trajectory view tells you what happened in the past, but the present runtime state is often a blur. Which services are actually active? What fragments made it into the model context and from which sources? Which plugin owns which service? dsh-runtime-xray adds a read-only X-Ray panel beside Conversation and Trajectory that lays out the live runtime along a single chain: runtime base, then Skill / Tool, then model context, so every node and its provenance is visible at a glance. It does not modify configuration, reload plugins, or inject tools into the model; it only looks.

The panel is deliberately restrained in its information design. Hierarchy navigation replaces flat dumps; scope inheritance is presented as the override order of application, preset, and current session; plugin-to-service edges use solid lines for definitive ownership and dashed lines for ctx.provide inferences; lifecycle resources are grouped by registration source with expandable depth. Every data point carries an evidence level—exact, inferred, or unavailable—so speculation is never dressed as fact. If one inspection domain fails, the others remain fully functional. A one-click export produces a redacted JSON snapshot for bug reports, with credentials, prompt bodies, and variable values excluded by default.

If you maintain or debug DeepSeek Harness environments and want to confirm which Skills survived a hot reload, how many context segments come from Harness versus tools versus deployment, or which plugin actually registers a given service, this is the mirror you have been missing. It requires no API key, makes no external connections, and writes no data directory. MIT licensed; install, restart the same Web profile, and it is ready to use.