Hi, I'm PerryLink 👋

Open-source developer in Beijing. I build the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem: 89 actively maintained Apache-2.0 plugins in a 103-repo family — security, workflows, research, messaging bridges, developer experience, and since 2026-10-08 a set of 53 compliance checkers that read a register or record set against a versioned rule pack and report the differences — plus the DSH Desktop Market catalog, a plugin-certification registry and the dsh-plugin-doctor CI checker. Every plugin ships CI, a Gitee mirror and five-language docs held to the same section count by a gate in its own CI; the checkers additionally hold every rule quotation to its own verbatim evidence record by a gate in CI.

There is one page per plugin at perrylink.github.io — 111 static pages covering all 96 entries, plus a page for choosing which checker fits a given register. Every page is complete in the served HTML with no JavaScript rendering it, so a reader who arrives from a search result or an assistant's citation sees the text rather than a loading state.

🦭 Phocinae — a 144.3M typed decision model

Separate from the harness: I train small language models. Phocinae-Largha-150M-v1 (Apache-2.0) is a typed decision model — no text generation; one forward pass returns a verdict per question with calibrated confidence. GPU 21.0 ms (RTX 5090) p50 per decision, CPU-only 1.64 s per case; English typed-decisions 0.906 (400 cases / 2,000 decisions, re-measured 2026-10-09), Chinese (machine-translated eval set) 0.848. With a τ=0.6 escalate gate, 55.0% of agent decisions stay local (79.6% at τ=0.5) and kept-subset accuracy moves 0.906 → 0.9936 (+0.0876) — the gate makes the system better, not just cheaper. Weights on Hugging Face and ModelScope; server pip install phocinae-server, DSH bundle npm i dsh-phocinae. Reproduction ships with the repo: seeds, row-set hashes, environment and eval scripts.

▶ Start here

One command installs the core family — dsh-kit:

./install-all.sh web              # Linux / macOS
.\install-all.ps1 -Profile web   # Windows PowerShell

Plugin	What it gives you	Install
dsh-auto-review	Second-model auto-review on the approval chain, fail-closed by default (232★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-auto-review
dsh-research-report	Verifiable research reports: content-addressed evidence ledger, manifest seal hash, byte-level citation checks, drift detection, disproof ledger (213★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-research-report
dsh-industry-research	Industry/company research: chain-map SVG with bottleneck detection, timeline, company cards, adversarial review (211★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-industry-research
dsh-memento	Approval-gated cross-session memory (ctx.memory + SQLite) (136★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-memento
dsh-permission-rules	Claude Code-style declarative allow/deny/ask rules plus a process-level network policy (123★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-permission-rules
dsh-mcp-panel	MCP management console: /mcp + Settings tab + trial calls (73★)	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-mcp-panel

🔧 Upstream & community contributions

Every repo below is external to PerryLink/*; every number is measured, merged work only, and open proposals are deliberately not listed. The third column names the project's owner — the account alone does not say whether that is a company, a standards body or one person.

★ 1,000+ — named individually, as the rule requires, each carrying the party that owns the project. Thirty-two external repos above a thousand stars carry merged work (★ re-measured 2026-10-15 for every row, and the merge dates below name the merge each row rests on), and the two newest arrived within a day of each other: neuml/txtai merged 2026-10-11T21:21:02Z by its maintainer davidmezzetti, and anomalyco/models.dev merged 2026-10-10T23:11:09Z by rekram1-node. Before those the newest was koishijs/koishi — merged 2026-10-08T12:13:06Z by its maintainer shigma, who found and fixed a regression in this account's own patch before merging it, and the first koishijs row this table has carried. It is the second row to arrive inside a day: before it NVIDIA/NeMo-Agent-Toolkit merged 2026-10-08T00:10:02Z by NVIDIA's rapids-bot after maintainer willkill07 issued /merge — the first NVIDIA row this table carried — and before that vllm-project/aibrix merged 2026-10-07T11:18:42Z, bytedance/deer-flow 2026-10-07T10:22:16Z and apple/embedding-atlas 2026-10-06T16:30:51Z, and before those Tencent/BrowserSkill had held the position since 2026-10-06T13:45:15Z, awslabs/mcp for the fifteen hours before that and docker/docker-agent for the ten before that; ruvnet/ruflo and walkinglabs/learn-harness-engineering entered the ten days before those, and punkpeye/fastmcp has carried its merge since 2026-09-24 and was missing from the round before. Fifteen of those rows belong to a company or a well-known project organization — Amazon Web Services, Apple, ByteDance, Docker, NVIDIA, Reactive Resume, DeepSeek, cordiverse, koishijs, Tencent, the vLLM project, the txtai project of NeuML, and the ACP project that Zed and JetBrains jointly govern, of which Tencent and the ACP project take two rows each; the other sixteen rows are catalog repos, small community orgs and one-person projects, and the column says so rather than letting the account name imply a company. One row was replaced in this round: the account had been listed under Anil-matcha/awesome-vibecoded-saas, which holds no merged pull request of ours at all and has since fallen to 7 stars, while the catalog the merge actually belongs to is Anil-matcha/awesome-agent-apis (1,055★, one merged pull request, and a commit of ours on its main). Both are by the same maintainer, which is how the substitution went unnoticed:

Repository	★	项目归属方
deer-flow	83,897	字节跳动 ByteDance — the official bytedance org (deerflow.tech); a one-line portability fix in a blocking-IO test merged 2026-10-07T10:22:16Z by WillemJiang, and now the largest row in this table
ruflo	74,738	ruvnet (rUv / Reuven Cohen) — individual maintainer; a 74k★ agent harness on a personal account, not a company repo, and the largest row here that is not owned by a company
reactive-resume	44,322	reactive-resume org — independent open-source project (rxresu.me)
laya	32,986	NandhaKishorM — individual maintainer; the repo was created 2026-09-18
learn-harness-engineering	19,885	walkinglabs community org — the harness-engineering tutorial site
awesome-dsh-plugin	18,836	awesome-dsh-plugin org — community catalog, no company behind it
FlashMLA	13,075	DeepSeek — the official deepseek-ai org
txtai	13,018	NeuML — an independent open-source project (neuml.github.io/txtai), not a company repo; merged 2026-10-11T21:21:02Z by its maintainer davidmezzetti, on the third attempt and after he had asked repeatedly, over three pull requests, for the change to be cut down, which it was
mcp	9,783	Amazon Web Services (AWS) — the official awslabs org; a one-file UTF-8 fix merged 2026-10-05T22:49:06Z by maintainer markjschreiber with two approvals
Cordis	9,195	cordiverse org; its maintainer Shigma is now at DeepSeek, and Cordis is the kernel DeepSeek Harness vendors as @deepseek-ai/cordis
BrowserSkill	8,945	腾讯 Tencent — the official Tencent org; merged 2026-10-06T13:45:15Z by collaborator iuyo5678 with eight checks green
dsh-web	8,776	zhu1090093659 — individual maintainer
models.dev	7,252	anomalyco org — the model-catalogue site behind models.dev; merged 2026-10-10T23:11:09Z by rekram1-node
dsh-market	6,605	dsh-market org — the community plugin market behind dshmarket.com, not a DeepSeek repo
koishi	6,252	koishijs org — the cross-platform chatbot framework; merged 2026-10-08T12:13:06Z by its maintainer shigma, who found and fixed a regression in this account's own patch before merging it
ouroboros	6,226	Q00 — individual maintainer (@zep-us)
teamai-cli	5,500	腾讯 Tencent — the official Tencent org, opensource.tencent.com
aibrix	5,140	the vLLM project — the official vllm-project org behind vLLM; two flaky-test fixes merged 2026-10-06T16:23:08Z and 2026-10-07T11:18:42Z, the second by googs1025 and the second of the two flaky-test fixes this account has merged there
embedding-atlas	4,987	Apple — the official apple org (apple.github.io/embedding-atlas); a line-ending normalization fix in a release script merged 2026-10-06T16:30:51Z by donghaoren
docker-agent	4,504	Docker, Inc. — the official docker org; merged 2026-10-05 by maintainer aheritier
agent-client-protocol	4,448	agentclientprotocol org — governed jointly by Zed Industries and JetBrains
DSH-better-sidebar	4,187	omdsh-dev community org — the DeepSeek Harness sidebar plugin; promoted into this table this round, and the note under it records why it was previously carried as excluded
fastmcp	3,275	punkpeye (Frank Fiegel) — individual maintainer at Glama; the TypeScript MCP framework
deepseek-harness-desktop	2,999	dsh-tauri community org — self-described non-official and non-commercial, not a DeepSeek repo
open5gs	2,762	the open5gs open-source 5G core project — a community project rather than a company repo; promoted into this table this round, and the note under it records why
NeMo-Agent-Toolkit	2,663	NVIDIA — the official NVIDIA org; three review rounds with maintainer willkill07 on making remove_r1_think_tags actually remove think blocks, merged 2026-10-08T00:10:02Z by NVIDIA's rapids-bot after he issued /merge
claude-agent-acp	2,648	agentclientprotocol org — the same jointly-governed org as the row above, a separate repository
awesome-jev	2,347	yibie — individual maintainer, community catalog for Jev; the row the 09-25 round both printed and denied, kept now on the commit the history probe finds
Agents-Anywhere	1,687	anywhere-labs community org — 3 public repos, created 2026-05, dshdesktop.cn; not a company
dsh-plugin-radar	1,474	AdamPlatin123 — individual maintainer, catalog is a generated artifact
awesome-deepseek-harness	1,180	0xsline — individual maintainer, community catalog
awesome-agent-apis	1,055	Anil Chandra Naidu Matcha — individual maintainer, community catalog

The rest of the contributor set is the community catalog layer rather than upstream projects: 34 further repositories, DSH plugin directories and small community projects (dsh-handbook, imsai-sh's list, which alone took 41 merges, and the Jev gallery, among them) — the catalogs ingest the family and carry no company owner, so they are named here only in aggregate. 66 external repositories carry a commit attributed to this account, and 64 of them also carry at least one merged pull request of ours; 356 merges were counted inside those 64 — re-derived 2026-10-14T06:05:00Z from this account's own merged pull requests, so 356 is exact rather than a floor over a probed subset. The other two, phocinae-server and deepseek-desktop, each hold a commit of this account and no merged pull request at all, so neither carries a merge and they are named only for that reason. One further repository took 32 more of our merged pull requests without crediting a commit to this account on its default branch — SihanTeng's list, which is the case the rule at the top of this section was written about, so it does not size the contributor set. The round before last moved one repository the other way: dsh-better-sidebar merged #843 on 2026-10-04 and was carried above as carrying no commit of ours on main; it now does, a docs(catalog) commit on main authored by this account under its public address rather than its noreply one, so it counts as credited, its single merge counts inside the 353, and it has accordingly been promoted into the table above. 353 + 32 = the 388 merged pull requests this account has outside PerryLink/*, concentrated in 66 repositories; a further 136 are open across 89 repositories as of 2026-10-15T10:39:30Z and are deliberately not counted here.

The round to 2026-10-15T10:14:33Z added three merges, all of them upstream fixes in this list already. Four pull requests in cordiverse/cordis were merged by its maintainer Shigma on 2026-10-14 — #198 at 05:17:57Z, #200 at 05:52:37Z, #197 at 06:30:51Z and #199 at 08:28:26Z — and #197 is the one that closes a Windows defect. Two of them had already landed before the previous snapshot was taken, which is why the totals move by three rather than by four. The merged commits are authored by this account (GitHub's web flow is the committer), so cordis now carries five commits of ours on its default branch rather than one. One of them was retitled on merge: #199 went in as feat(create) rather than the fix(create) it was opened as.

#2556 was closed, which is why the open count moved down by one in the same round. That pull request made the oracle harness survive an exception whose every rendering path raises; f24672de (2026-10-14T10:02:16Z) landed the same fix upstream and closed #2555 with it, so the pull request was redundant rather than wrong. The two hostile-exception cases it added were re-run against current main before closing and both are decided there. Its branch was also in conflict with main over the region UNRENDERABLE was added to.

The round to 2026-10-14T06:05:00Z moved the merged set from 351 to 353. Two merges arrived after the previous derivation, both from this account's own pull requests: NandhaKishorM/laya#1179, merged 2026-10-14T04:57:15Z, pins the two batch-path hook cases that could still be got wrong, taking the laya ledger to 47 merged of the 51 opened there; and cordiverse/cordis#198, merged 2026-10-14T05:17:57Z, makes the repository's lint script lint its TypeScript sources, so the kernel DeepSeek Harness vendors now holds two merged pull requests of ours rather than one. Both repositories were already credited and neither crosses the thousand-star line, so the table keeps 32 rows and only the totals move. The credited set grows by two only because this derivation probed further than the last one did and found deepseek-desktop carrying a commit of this account with no pull request ever opened against it — the second such repository, after phocinae-server.

The round to 2026-10-13T12:37Z moved the merged count by 1 and nothing else — one merge arrived, pan17/dsh-wechat#11, merged 2026-10-13T11:51:58Z by the maintainer pan17: 29 files, a plugin-side feature release rather than a listing entry. The credited set stayed at 64 and the table at 31 rows, because that repository was already credited and already above the thousand-star line, so that round moved a number without moving a row.

laya — NandhaKishorM/laya — 47 merged pull requests of the 51 this account has opened there (re-measured 2026-10-14 over all 964 pull requests the repository has ever had) and second of 146 merged-PR authors, behind aashish254 (240) and ahead of keemsisi (44) and Bruce-Yii (40); the maintainer NandhaKishorM holds one merged PR of his own because he commits to main directly rather than through pull requests, and none of the three leaders is a collaborator. As of 2026-10-14 it reads 0 open and 4 closed unmerged; 45 of the 47 merged inside a nine-day run (2026-09-21 → 2026-09-29), and the maintainer merges in batches — fifteen of them share two timestamps, seven at 19:29:05 on 09-27 and eight at 17:40:36 on 09-29, and the two since are #924 on 2026-10-04 and #1179 on 2026-10-14. The complete list is one query away:

laya pull requests by this account — the same 51, always current, in any language.

The 47 merged pull requests, by area

• Multilingual routing and evaluation — a caller-supplied language hint (#211), a reproducible per-language harness (#210), a re-run of the 51-language sweep in both temperature regimes (#222), the multilingual columns refreshed from that re-run (#389), letters counted for the scripts no range claims (#169), and a Router that no longer picks a checkpoint from a language code naming no language (#368).
• HTTP serving and containers — inference moved off the event loop (#230), the Compose laya-serve service (#234), the inference failure the client is not allowed to see now reaching the operator's log (#375), a request with no state no longer answered about the literal text null (#427), and a lone surrogate in the body returning 400 instead of 500 (#454).
• Email disclaimers and names — the request kept when a disclaimer footer shares its paragraph (#94), "confidential" no longer read as a disclaimer (#227), a From: line opening ordinary prose no longer deleting the request (#371), and a name class that excluded lowercase in every script (#503).
• Correctness across the call surface — three assertions that could not fail (#231), the load-time and budget errors no suite reached (#237), an ECE that binned differently from its siblings (#232), non-ASCII characters kept in non-string instructions (#228), a README link pointing at a heading that does not exist (#236), a choice label with no description that came back as a non-string (#380), a nested choice label reported as a named caller error instead of a bare TypeError (#425), a score legend that echoed the caller's own type instead of level text (#420), hooks_installed removing a hook it did not install (#424), a null choice label that made the answer undecodable (#508), a short temperature list that now fails at load rather than at the first decode (#502), #249, where a noul criteria dict that cannot be read raises instead of silently falling back to defaults — the line the project's 0.3.11 release note calls "stricter noul criteria" — and #299, two parity cells in the benchmark table that did not match the JSON they cite.
• The test and CI surface — the Windows lane (#212) and #376, six pytest suites that every lane invoked in a way that exited 0 without running a single test, including the only coverage of the HTTP surface.
• Prediction hooks and batched routing — process-wide default hooks never reaching predict_batch (#379), predict_batch dropping each request's lang, so per-language temperatures never applied (#381), and lang_temperatures crashing on the inputs it exists to reject (#428).
• The TypeScript front end — the From: header rules the Python side already had, ported rather than re-derived (#422); the Azerbaijani schwa counted as a non-English letter (#423); and a score legend that echoed the caller's own types, unlike the Python backends (#556).
• CLI, packaging and serving edges — --preset sending the request under a key no question set names (#426); the onnx extra missing its onnxscript dependency (#504); the packaging test scanning .venv for broken links (#500); and two over-budget messages that each named a knob which makes the problem worse rather than the one that fixes it (#455, #501).
• Documentation — #378, which stopped the README presenting a confidence threshold as permission to act on its own, and the pages the project's docs-structure issue asked contributors to write: the fine-tuning guide (#505), the Questions and answers guide (#418), and the reference entry for answer_confidence, which no page documented (#419).

The nine area headings above are this account's own grouping of its 45 nine-day merges, not the project's taxonomy; the merge counts are the repository's own.

Four closures, and the reason is on the record for each: #370, closed by this account as a duplicate of #362, which opened the same fix four minutes earlier; #416, the Routing guide, closed by the maintainer in favour of another contributor's #461 so the project would not carry two routing pages; and #925, closed unmerged at 2026-10-04T17:54:52Z, four minutes after #924 merged; and #943, closed unmerged at 2026-10-05T17:28:15Z in favour of #936, which had landed the same two lines six minutes earlier and additionally forwards hooksRaise into the routeBatch call, so a per-call hooksRaise: false reaches onRoute as well as each request's predict lifecycle — the maintainer's note says explicitly that it was not closed for being wrong.

Security — published advisory GHSA-j922-p6h6-p255 for dsh-permission-rules (medium, patched in 0.6.16).

Official harness repo — it does not accept external pull requests, so that line runs through issues, Discussions (the Show Your Plugins! post #6104) and the plugin ecosystem instead — while the wider deepseek-ai org is open to fixes, and the account now proposes them at the systems layer rather than only in its catalogs: of the 20 pull requests it has opened across that org, FlashMLA #224 remains the only one merged, and 14 are open, 12 of them code fixes carrying a reproduction across ten repositories — DeepEP three, FlashMLA and deepseek-recipe two each, and one apiece in DeepGEMM, 3FS, TileKernels, DeepSeek-MoE, DeepSeek-Prover-V1.5, DeepJIT and DeepSelect — the other two are catalog additions.

📦 The rest of the family

The rest of the family and the five support repos are one line each below. The roster's source of truth is dsh-kit — its plugins.txt and a parity script hold the family to that file; the machine-readable catalogue is dsh-catalog, which is also the DSH Desktop Market source; and each plugin's own README carries the detail this page only summarises.

The full family — 97 plugins in the roster, 89 of them actively maintained, plus 7 support repos, one line each

Counting note: 89 is the actively maintained set, and it is the figure this page's heading and badge use. It is derived one repository at a time: 97 repositories declare dsh.bundle.patch (re-derived 2026-10-14 by reading each repo's own package.json at its default branch), of which 3 are 🚫 retired and 5 are 🧊 frozen, leaving 89 actively maintained. Measured against the 102 PerryLink-owned repositories this page names: 97 declare the contract and 5 do not — dsh-catalog, dsh-kit and dsh-plugin-certification (the certification registry, whose MCP server publishes from dsh-cert-mcp instead), plus jevcore (no dsh.bundle; only its jevcore-dsh workspace member is a plugin) and laya-mcp (an MCP sidecar, not a plugin). The third-party pan17/dsh-wechat carries a plugin row but is not one of them: 102 + 1 = the 103 repos this page names. A naive scan of the account finds two more than the 97 — the retired dsh-plugin-upgrade corridor legs dsh-plugin-upgrade-015 (not archived) and dsh-plugin-upgrade-016 (archived), both still carrying the manifest and neither an active plugin: 97 + 2 = the 99 such a scan returns. The ten tables below list 94 rows: 92 of the 97 repositories in that roster, plus jevcore (which declares no dsh.bundle) and the third-party dsh-wechat — the five left out (dsh-plugin-kit, dsh-cert-mcp, dsh-plugin-doctor, dsh-phocinae) are the toolchain and other-product-line repositories named in the support list above, and dsh-phone-inbox joined the roster after these tables were last re-cut. Retired and frozen rows keep their place with their status rather than being deleted, which is why the roster figure is larger than the active one. The same 97 repositories and the same three states are recorded once, in dsh-plugin-kit/data/repos.json, which the portal renders and the certification registry counts.

The 2026-10-08 addition. 53 compliance checkers joined the roster that day — they declare dsh.bundle.patch like every other entry, so by the rule above they count. They are the ### ✅ Compliance checkers section below, and they keep their own memory file and maintenance rules in a separate workspace. Every figure in this note was raised by exactly 53 except the non-plugin total, which is measured rather than derived.

🔒 Security (4)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-defend	Injection/jailbreak/secret detection + destructive-delete gate	🧊 FROZEN — broader detector, but frozen	npm
dsh-permission-rules	Declarative allow/deny/ask rules + a local HTTP/CONNECT network policy		npm
dsh-mask	PII masking/sanitization		npm
dsh-skill-pack-security	Security-audit skill pack + supply-chain gate		npm

🔁 Workflows (8)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-background-agents	Durable background child agents with a Web UI sidebar, messaging and interrupt	🚫 RETIRED — native continuable subagents	npm
dsh-team-rooms	Cross-session team rooms: shared message bus, task board, approval-gated handoffs and a timeline that survive restarts	🚫 RETIRED — native Agent Teams	npm
dsh-checkpoint-rewind	Snapshots, forks, one-shot restore		npm
dsh-github	GitHub PR/issue integration + Action, writes approval-gated		npm
dsh-claude-move	Migrate Claude Code/Codex/OpenCode/Hermes into DSH	🧊 FROZEN — dsh-chat-import	npm
dsh-click	Desktop control tools (Windows/macOS)		npm
dsh-session-sync	Git-backed session synchronization		npm
dsh-test-drive	Install→smoke→uninstall test driver for plugins		npm

✨ Experience & UX (4)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-composer-history	Terminal-style input history for the web composer		npm
dsh-output-styles	Runtime-switchable model output styles		npm
dsh-session-pin	Pin sessions in the Web sidebar	🚫 RETIRED — native session pinning	npm
dsh-memento	Approval-gated cross-session memory protocol		npm

🧪 Evaluation (3)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-auto-review	Second-model auto-review on the approval chain		npm
dsh-doublecheck	Engineering-discipline guard: grill, gates, adversary review		npm
dsh-score	Plugin quality scoring across git/gh/npm		npm

📊 Observability & cost (4)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-autotier	Automatic strong/cheap model-tier routing with deterministic risk guards		npm
dsh-budget	Token/cost metering, budget caps, carbon estimate, latency benchmarks	🧊 FROZEN — dsh-cost-meter	npm
dsh-observe	OTel/Langfuse telemetry export		npm
dsh-fast	Performance diagnostics		npm

🎨 Content & knowledge (5)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-draw	Image-generation routing	🧊 FROZEN — dsh-image-gen	npm
dsh-translate	Translation + JSON repair		npm
dsh-talk	Speech recognition and voice I/O		npm
dsh-library	Local knowledge-base RAG		npm
dsh-local-ai	Ollama LLM provider and routing		npm

🛠️ Developer experience (6)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-lsp-actions	LSP diagnostics/formatting/completion/actions		npm
dsh-mcp-panel	MCP management console		npm
dsh-plugin-guide	Plugin-dev knowledge base + CLI toolchain + release-engineering guide		npm
dsh-plugin-upgrade	Plugin-author upgrade skill: one package, one corridor index that detects the caller's peer band and routes to the matching closed card (0.1.3-alpha.1 → 0.1.5-rc.1, 0.1.5-rc.2 → 0.1.6-alpha.2), plus a zero-dependency seam scanner (bundle skill + npx CLI)		npm
jevcore	TypeSafe Jev as typed decisions instead of prose (noul/choice/score with calibrated probabilities): offline by default, every transmission named before it happens, disabled gates register nothing (the DSH adapter jevcore-dsh, plus jevcore core and jevcore-mcp for non-DSH MCP hosts)		npm
dsh-laya	Laya typed decisions (noul/choice/score) as a first-class Cordis service (ctx.laya) plus laya_ask/laya_plan tools; a client of a laya-mcp serve sidecar, so it installs and downloads nothing, and reports whether state stays on this machine as a fact rather than a policy		npm

Support repos: dsh-plugin-kit (review-rule meta package) · dsh-catalog (DSH Desktop Market catalog source) · dsh-cert-mcp (certification MCP server) · dsh-kit (one-command installer) · dsh-plugin-doctor (plugin health checker). Five of these repos and plugins publish under a @perrylink/ npm name rather than their repo name — the support repos @perrylink/dsh-plugin-kit and @perrylink/dsh-plugin-doctor, and the plugins @perrylink/dsh-github, @perrylink/dsh-ticktick and @perrylink/dsh-skill-pack-security-provider — and a sixth name, @perrylink/dsh-cert-mcp, is the deprecated scoped predecessor of dsh-cert-mcp; the perrylink account therefore holds 110 npm names — more names than the family has repositories, because several repos publish both a plugin and a provider package, and because the 53 compliance checkers and the two Phocinae packages publish under names of their own (measured 2026-10-14).

📱 Messaging & bridges (3)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-wechat	WeChat ↔ DSH bridge (Tencent iLink bot): text/image/file/voice, approvals in chat — developed with pan17, who now hosts the repo and publishes the npm package	🧊 FROZEN — @xmanrui/dsh-im	npm
dsh-ticktick	TickTick/Dida365 task bridge: session-header panel + 11 tools		npm
dsh-reach	Multi-channel approval/question bridge: WeChat/Telegram/Feishu, session console	🧊 FROZEN — @xmanrui/dsh-im	npm

🔬 Research (4)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-data-quality	Data profiling/cleaning/verification		npm
dsh-fund-research	Mutual-fund research, sealed traceable snapshots		npm
dsh-industry-research	Industry/company research domain pack		npm
dsh-research-report	Verifiable research-report engine		npm

✅ Compliance checkers (53)

Fifty-three checkers published 2026-10-08, all Apache-2.0, all carrying SLSA provenance on npm. Each reads one register, ledger or record set against a versioned rule pack and returns the differences for a human to review — none of them pronounces on compliance, liability or clinical correctness. Every rule cites the clause it rests on, and a per-repo check:citations gate holds each quotation to its own rules/evidence/ record, so a rule cannot quietly cite something it cannot show.

🧾 Tendering & procurement (7)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-bid-ca-precheck	Pre-flight check of a bid package against the responsiveness and qualification clauses before submission		npm
dsh-bid-qual-check	Qualification screening: does the bidder's evidence actually answer every qualification the documents demand		npm
dsh-tender-extract	Pulls the substantive requirements out of tender documents so nothing mandatory is missed		npm
dsh-tender-matrix	Scoring-matrix arithmetic: weights, caps and totals reconciled against the stated evaluation method		npm
dsh-protest-deadline	Challenge-deadline arithmetic under the procurement regime, with the clause behind each period		npm
dsh-contract-stance	Reads a contract for the positions it actually takes, clause by clause, and reports them without advising		npm
dsh-rulefile-check	Internal rule-file consistency: no contradictions, no dangling references, no undefined terms		npm

🏗️ Construction & environment (7)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-site-log-check	Supervision-log completeness against the supervision standard and the on-site recording rules		npm
dsh-hazplan-check	HAZOP worksheet review: nodes, guide words, deviations and actions held to the analysis standard		npm
dsh-safety-brief-check	Safety-briefing records checked for the required topics and the sign-off each one needs		npm
dsh-guard-plan-qc	Guard-plan quality: coverage, escalation paths and the shifts the plan claims to cover		npm
dsh-soilwater-check	Soil and groundwater survey records — sampling points, analytes and the reported units		npm
dsh-eia-guide-check	Environmental impact assessment against the published technical guidelines		npm
dsh-permit-report-check	Permit application reports: the sections required, and whether each is filled rather than templated		npm

🦺 Safety & hazardous materials (7)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-hazchem-check	Hazardous-chemical register and major-hazard-source identification, reconciled arithmetically		npm
dsh-emergency-plan	Emergency plan structure and the drills, contacts and review dates it must carry		npm
dsh-drill-script-check	Drill scripts: scenario, roles, timeline and the corrective actions a drill has to produce		npm
dsh-hidden-risk-map	Hidden-risk map: every hazard mapped to the article it is reported under, no gaps and no inventions		npm
dsh-power-ticket-check	Work permits for electrical isolation — the safety measures each permit class requires		npm
dsh-power-loss-split	Power-loss event split across causes so the totals reconcile to the reported outage		npm
dsh-aqua-input-check	Aquaculture input records: batch, dosage and withdrawal periods against the limits stated		npm

🏥 Medical records (3)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-icd-rule-check	ICD coding pairs — dagger and asterisk, combination codes — flagged for a coder to resolve		npm
dsh-medrec-qc	Medical-record front sheets checked for field completeness and code well-formedness		npm
dsh-nurse-record-check	Nursing records: the observations, timings and signatures each entry is required to carry		npm

📄 Official documents & archives (3)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-gongwen-flow-check	Official-document handling flow — drafting, review, issue — checked against the regulation		npm
dsh-gongwen-word-check	Document type and reference number checked against the formatting standard		npm
dsh-archive-check	Archive records: retention periods, catalogue fields and transfer dates		npm

🚢 Customs & trade (8)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-customs-doc-check	Customs declaration pack — the documents a declaration needs, and the fields each must carry		npm
dsh-hs-classify	HS classification entries: the basis recorded for each code, in the form the tariff regulation requires		npm
dsh-origin-rvc-check	Regional value content arithmetic for rules of origin, including the de minimis tests		npm
dsh-export-ctl-check	Export-control screening records against the control lists and the licence conditions		npm
dsh-lc-doc-check	Letter-of-credit documents against the terms — discrepancies listed, not adjudicated		npm
dsh-demurrage-ledger	Demurrage and detention ledger: free days, laytime arithmetic and the tariff applied		npm
dsh-railway-window	Railway freight windows and the cut-off dates each booking has to clear		npm
dsh-forecast-penalty	Forecast-versus-actual penalty arithmetic, with the formula the contract states		npm

⚙️ Quality & manufacturing (8)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-fmea-table-check	FMEA tables — severity, occurrence, detection and the RPN arithmetic that follows from them		npm
dsh-ppap-check	PPAP submission completeness against the level the customer required		npm
dsh-spc-gbt-adapter	Control charts read against the national standard: limits, rules and out-of-control signals		npm
dsh-pipeline-check	Pipeline inspection records: intervals, anomalies and the repairs each anomaly triggered		npm
dsh-warranty-calc	Automotive three-guarantee periods and thresholds, computed from the invoice and delivery dates		npm
dsh-repair-order-qc	Repair orders: the settlement list, the completion certificate and the archive a repair must produce		npm
dsh-ota-review-check	Over-the-air update review records — scope, rollback plan and the sign-offs required		npm
dsh-review-reply-check	Responses to review comments: whether every comment received an answer and a change		npm

🔬 Research & academia (5)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-nsfc-form-check	Grant application forms checked for the fields, limits and attachments the call requires		npm
dsh-paper-doc-adapter	Manuscript formatting against a venue's own submission requirements		npm
dsh-essay-rubric-check	Rubric-based marking checked for arithmetic and for criteria that went unmarked		npm
dsh-learning-gap-check	Learning-gap analyses: the evidence cited for each gap and the interventions proposed		npm
dsh-policy-brief-draft	Policy briefs checked for the structure a brief is expected to carry and for unsourced claims		npm

⚖️ Evidence & litigation (3)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-evidence-check	Evidence lists against the civil evidence rules — production deadlines, notices and exchanges		npm
dsh-pleading-draft	Pleadings checked for the elements each claim has to plead and for internal inconsistency		npm
dsh-lawcite-adapter	Legal citations resolved to the instrument actually in force, and flagged when they are not		npm

🏛️ Governance (2)

Plugin	One-liner	Status	npm
dsh-soe-decision-check	State-owned-enterprise collective-decision records against the "three majors, one large" procedure		npm
dsh-sop-sync-check	Standard operating procedures checked against the versions and cross-references they claim		npm

🪦 Retired & frozen (2026-10-05)

A maintainer review of the whole family against the official harness and the wider plugin ecosystem concluded that three of these plugins duplicate capabilities the official harness now implements natively, and one was reclassified as internal tooling. Retirement here has a precise meaning: compatibility updates stop because the capability is now official, or because a better-adopted alternative exists — these are not abandoned or broken, and they keep working for existing installs.

Retired — the official harness now implements this

Plugin	Why	Use instead
dsh-background-agents	The official harness ships native continuable subagents — subagent with backgroundMode: continuable, plus send_message / interrupt_agent / list_agents / job_*, mounted inside dsh-base	the native continuable subagents
dsh-session-pin	The official harness ships session pinning natively — the row menu and hover button in dsh-client-ui-workspace, with the pin set persisted on the Host and mounted in the default Web bundle	the built-in session pin
dsh-team-rooms	The official harness ships the Agent Teams subsystem (dsh-experimental-agent-team): implicit-root roster, durable peer mailbox and a shared task DAG. Well-adopted community alternatives exist too	native Agent Teams, or @nanmicoder/dsh-agent-teams

Reclassified, not retired: dsh-catalog is now treated as family-internal tooling rather than a product. It is live infrastructure feeding the DSH Desktop Community Market, and its job is to inventory this family — so it does not compete with third-party catalogs and needs no retirement.

Frozen — no new features, only real breakages fixed

Frozen because better-adopted alternatives now exist for that capability. Five of the six carry a ## Maintenance status: 🧊 FROZEN section in their own README with the measured comparison — dsh-wechat is the exception, because it is pan17's repository rather than this account's, so the banner cannot be added there and the row is frozen here instead. Weekly npm downloads, measured 2026-10-05:

Plugin	this repo	better-adopted alternative
dsh-budget	1,079	dsh-cost-meter — 33,526
dsh-draw	973	dsh-image-gen — 7,216
dsh-claude-move	843	dsh-chat-import — 5,111
dsh-reach	~600	@xmanrui/dsh-im — 17,384
dsh-wechat	752	@xmanrui/dsh-im — 17,384
dsh-defend	937	cc-safety-net — 13,087

dsh-defend is the one frozen package that is still the broader detector — an Aho-Corasick engine over the prompt-injection / jailbreak / secret-leaker asset sets, with three-way allow/ask/block interception on user messages, tool arguments and tool results. It is frozen because the field moved, not because the plugin is weaker.

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🌍 Where the plugins live

• GitHub (this profile), Gitee and npm — source, CI and releases here; 99 family repos mirrored to Gitee by a daily job (default branch + all tags), plus this profile repo; the perrylink account holds 110 npm names and 1,446 versions, 102 of them with a non-deprecated latest and 93 of those carrying a SLSA provenance attestation on that version (99 names carry it on at least one version; the eleven with none anywhere are @phocinae/js, dsh-laya, dsh-phocinae, dsh-preclaim, jevcore-cli, jevcore-dsh, jevcore-mcp, laya-mcp and the three archived layacore names — measured 2026-10-14 against each name's own packument and cross-checked against npm's attestations endpoint, and the registry search endpoint is not authoritative here, since it returns only 47 names and omits the deprecated ones)
• npm downloads — 241,207 over the trailing 30 days (npm window 09-14..10-13, summed per name from the downloads point endpoint, three names answering no figure; dshfind independently tracks 38.5k+ across the 8 family plugins it currently has a download figure for — dshfind reports rounded tiers, so that is a floor rather than a total
• DSH Desktop Market — add the catalog source https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/PerryLink/dsh-catalog@main/deploy/catalog-source.json under Market → Sources to browse the family in-app (the perrylink-dsh-catalog.perrylink.workers.dev address this used to give answers HTTP 000 on networks that interfere with *.workers.dev, so it now points at the same file over a CDN with mainland nodes); MCP Registry — three servers, all published from their release workflows over GitHub OIDC: dsh-cert-mcp, jevcore-mcp and laya-mcp
• GitHub Actions — dsh-github and dsh-test-drive also ship composite actions, so they install as uses: PerryLink/dsh-test-drive@vX

Published to a dozen-plus third-party DSH directories and curated lists — awesome-dsh-plugin, DSH Directory, Awesome DeepSeek Harness, walkinglabs' list, Zhiyuan-Fan's list, the AdamPlatin123 radar, dsh-suite, dshfind.com, deepseek1024.com and Glama among them — and scored on OpenSSF Scorecard; the GitHub dsh-plugin topic is what most of them ingest from.

中文介绍

在 DeepSeek Harness 上构建插件生态:89 个活跃维护的开源插件,来自一个 103 仓的家族(其中 102 个由 PerryLink 自己维护) —— 安全、工作流、研究、消息桥接、开发者体验,以及 2026-10-08 起新增的 53 个合规核查插件(每个都是拿一份台账或记录去对版本化规则包,只输出差异供人复核),外加 DSH Desktop Market 目录、插件认证注册表与 dsh-plugin-doctor 这个 CI 检查器。89 个插件全部带 CI、Gitee 镜像与五语文档,文档的段落数、安装命令、配置键由每个仓自己的 CI 闸门守着一致,并声明 dsh.bundle 契约。npm 账号、Gitee 镜像、DSH Desktop Market、MCP Registry 与 GitHub Actions 的入口见上节「Where the plugins live」。我也向上游 Cordis(DeepSeek Harness 所基于的插件内核框架)与 deepseek-ai 项目贡献:该组织下 20 条 PR 里,已合并的仍是 FlashMLA 修复(#224,唯一一条),另有 14 条开放,其中 12 条是带复现的系统层修复。

本页所有实测数字只在英文部分维护一份(外部仓与合并数、千星仓、npm 名称与下载、laya 台账),中文这里不复述,以免两处走样;需要数字请看上方的 Upstream 一节,那里每个数字都带测量日期。

这一家子所依赖的那项研究,现在是一篇有 DOI 的论文 —— 而且它测的很大一部分,正是这份主页上的两个项目:laya-mcp 与 jevcore。《当判定层的自报字段说谎时:三类判断层的成本、延迟与失效边界实测》在一套相同条目上实测三类判定层(Laya、TypeSafe Jev、DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash),四条主张三条成立、一条被自己的数据否定;判定器的接入层自报字段不可信(截断标志报「通过」却静默丢输入、概率字段把结论反号、两个判定词在真实输入下不可达),失效集中在一处 —— 答案被明确陈述时近乎完美(0.9909,n=220),必须注意到「缺席」时塌缩(0.3091,n=220);异种判定器在三个区制上都没有增量覆盖。引其一即可,不要当两篇引(英文原文 · 中文译本 · 制品);两者有出入以英文为准。

laya(NandhaKishorM/laya)是这个账号投入最深的外部项目:提了 51 条 PR,其中 47 条已合并,合并数在该仓排第二(146 位作者中);45 条集中在 2026-09-21 至 09-29 这九天里合掉。逐条清单与九个方向见上方英文部分折叠块,或直接看这个筛选列表。

还有一条在别处:一个根本起不来的进程现在能起来了。 claude-agent-acp #1146 让 src/index.ts 里那处没有保护的顶层 await 不再因一次瞬时错误就中断模块求值、在发出任何一条 ACP 消息之前退出。

斑海豹 Phocinae-Largha-150M-v1 (Phocinae org,Apache-2.0)是插件生态之外的另一条线:一个 144.3M 参数的结构化决策模型,不生成文本,一次前向输出判定与校准置信度;GPU 单次判定 p50 21.0ms（RTX 5090）、纯 CPU 约 1.64s,英文 typed-decisions 0.906(400 用例 / 2000 决策,2026-10-09 重测),中文(机译评测集)0.848;官方 en 0.906 / zh 0.848 与独立复现 0.9055 / 0.848 如实并排;τ=0.6 升级门实测让 55% 的 agent 决策留在本地(45.0% 升级、省 55.0% LLM 调用,τ=0.5 档 79.6%)、保留集准确率 0.906→0.9936。权重在 Hugging Face 与魔搭,配套 pip install phocinae-server 与 npm i dsh-phocinae;复现四件套(seed/行集/环境/脚本)随仓库发货。

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