What it may solve
DeepSeek Harness plugin: mounts a console log sink and warns about plugins that resolve, validate, and then never activate.
Imported third-party catalog description; not a Registry verification conclusion.DeepSeek Harness plugin: mounts a console log sink and warns about plugins that resolve, validate, and then never activate.
Author: Mide69 · Tools & Capabilities · Catalog snapshot: 2026-09-19Canonical semantic path
DeepSeek Harness plugin: mounts a console log sink and warns about plugins that resolve, validate, and then never activate.
Imported third-party catalog description; not a Registry verification conclusion.— stars · 137 downloads
Signals were provided by the source catalog and do not imply quality or safety. 2026-09-19Active analysis coverage 5/5. Historical chains are retained but do not count toward current coverage.
Conclusion: The source structure check completed without finding a structural issue.
Conclusion: The GitHub repository is reachable and not archived. Public data: 0 stars, 1 commits, 0 forks, and 0 watches; latest commit 2026-08-27.
Conclusion: Resolved npm release 0.1.0, published 2026-08-28, license MIT.
Conclusion: Compatibility verification passed. Installation, profile loading, and sustained startup all completed. Test environment: DSH 0.1.6-alpha.2, web profile.
Conclusion: This bounded audit reported 0 known vulnerabilities. It covers only the locked versions and audit source; zero reports is not proof of safety.
The plugin’s advertised feature has not been automatically verified. Passing installation and startup does not prove that feature works.
Conclusion: The bounded static scan found none of its predefined risk signals. This is not proof of safety.
Conclusion: Package name, version, entrypoints, and checksum passed validation. Artifact: dsh-boot-doctor@0.1.0; SHA-256: 6f5cd6722782dce4a06d895df90270c905ecc5cc94b18b466f456eb794e3de3e.
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dsh-boot-doctorAnalyzed 0.1.0github:Mide69/dsh-boot-doctorExact version not resolved