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dsh-loader-settlement-proof

Content-addressed proof for recorded DSH Loader activation, injection closure, and tool schema settlement.

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Created
Aug 21, 2026
Updated
Aug 21, 2026
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Introduction

dsh-loader-settlement-proof

An offline evidence layer for recorded DeepSeek Harness Loader settlement. It verifies a fixed, body-free receipt for:

  • subject DSH revision and Loader contract binding;
  • the ordered declared → resolved → loaded → activated lifecycle;
  • enabled/required entry activation and classified failures;
  • requested versus resolved injections;
  • required tool names and their schema SHA-256 receipts;
  • duplicate entries, phases, tools, and cross-entry tool collisions.

It emits deterministic, content-addressed JSON. The DSH tools/CLI can publish only beneath an explicit artifactDir and verify the bytes after publication. MCP is inline-only.

Deliberate boundary

This is not another Loader. DSH app-boot already enforces live assertEntriesLoaded and assertEntriesActivated; dsh-reloader restarts a surface, dsh-builtin-toggles changes an allowlisted UI subset, dsh-profile-lock-proof proves installed composition, and the Awesome runtime matrix performs real cross-platform boots. This plugin verifies a producer-supplied, revision-bound settlement receipt for later audit. It never imports, runs, reloads, or toggles a recorded plugin and never accepts raw logs, stack traces, output, business bodies, or secrets.

Usage

dsh plugin --profile web add github:dongsheng123132/dsh-loader-settlement-proof#<commit>
dsh-loader-settlement-proof inspect examples/settlement.json
dsh-loader-settlement-proof verify examples/settlement.json artifacts

DSH tools: dsh_loader_settlement_inspect, dsh_loader_settlement_verify.

MCP tools: loader_settlement_inspect_inline, loader_settlement_verify_inline.

Verification

npm test
npm run check
npm run smoke:plugin
npm run smoke:mcp
python C:/Users/ZhuanZ/.codex/skills/.system/plugin-creator/scripts/validate_plugin.py .

verified means the receipt is internally consistent with its explicit policy. It is not a security certification and cannot prove that the receipt producer observed the live Loader honestly.