dsh-repo-health
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-repo-health
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-repo-health in your terminal to install the plugin. Source code is available at https://github.com/uckkk/dsh-repo-health. After installation, add the plugin name to dsh.profile.bundles in your profile to start using it.
About this plugin
Picking up an unfamiliar repo or preparing a project for open-source release, you probably already run through a mental checklist. Is there a README? A LICENSE file? CI set up? Each gap looks small on its own, but together they surface as friction in every downstream collaboration. dsh-repo-health turns that checklist into a single call and a single report card.
The health_check tool walks through eight best-practice checks in order. README, LICENSE, .gitignore, test files, CI workflow, dependency lock file, npm scripts, and .env.example. Each item gets a pass or fail marker plus a concrete fix suggestion, and the run ends with an overall score. The whole thing is a pure-Node local script. No network calls, no external services, and the results are ready in milliseconds, formatted so you can drop them straight into a PR description.
It is built for solo developers doing a final pre-release audit, for teams onboarding to a legacy codebase and needing a quick engineering-health snapshot, and for code reviews where an objective gap list beats a round of opinions.
Use Cases
- Final engineering audit before open-sourcing a project
- Quickly identifying missing configs and tooling in a legacy codebase
- Using an objective checklist in code reviews instead of opinion-based debate
Best For
- Solo developers preparing to open-source a project
- Engineers taking over maintenance of a legacy codebase
- Team leads who care about engineering standards
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