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dsh-approval-llm

Automated evidence available

Model-based permission approval: an approval-request answerer backed by a separate reviewer model.

Author: Letter2025 · Security & Permissions · Catalog snapshot: 2026-09-19

Canonical semantic path

Security, Permissions & GovernanceTool-Execution Policy Enforcement

One primary path; alternate capabilities remain separate.
automation.deterministic-routingmodels.secondary-reviewersessions.tool-argument-recoveryusage.circuit-breaker

What it may solve

Model-based permission approval: an approval-request answerer backed by a separate reviewer model.

Imported third-party catalog description; not a Registry verification conclusion.

Sources and public signals

Letter2025/dsh-approval-llm

7 stars · 806 downloads

Signals were provided by the source catalog and do not imply quality or safety. 2026-09-19

What can currently be confirmed

Active analysis coverage 1/5. Historical chains are retained but do not count toward current coverage.

Not analyzed

Source structure

Source structure has not been analyzed.

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Repository health

Repository metadata has not been analyzed.

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npm release

npm release metadata has not been analyzed.

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DSH compatibility

Installation and startup verification has not been run.

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Dependency audit

Dependency audit has not been run.

Not analyzed

Functional verification

The plugin’s advertised feature has not been automatically verified. Passing installation and startup does not prove that feature works.

Analysis failed

Static risk scan

Conclusion: The static risk scan could not complete because package validation did not pass.

Analysis complete

Package integrity

Conclusion: Core package structure passed, but an optional export path is missing.

Automated evidence is scoped to the named artifact, DSH target and profile. It is not a blanket safety or feature-completeness claim.

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