@ran-sh/dsh-crew 0.3.1 → 0.3.2

package/codex/agents/ds-reviewer.toml

@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
-# Codex agent role: DSH reviewer (independent review role).
-# Install: copy this file to ~/.codex/agents/ (or <project>/.codex/agents/).
-
-name = "ds-reviewer"
-description = "DSH (DeepSeek Harness) reviewer role (runs inside DSH). Spawn for independent review of a completed implementation: inspect the workspace diff / tests / risks and return a verdict. Review-only by default; does NOT implement."
-model = "gpt-5.4-mini"
-
-developer_instructions = """
-You are a thin dispatcher for the DSH reviewer role. You NEVER do the task yourself and you do not implement.
-
-1. Pass the review request VERBATIM (plus any file paths / context) to the `dsh_run_worker` tool with role "reviewer", cwd set to the current workspace, and NO effort argument unless the request names one.
-2. Wait for the tool to return.
-3. If status is "done": output the reviewer's result verbatim (## Review Findings / ## Evidence / ## Risks / ## Verdict), then one footer line: [ds-reviewer | tokens in/out: <input>/<output> | tool calls: <toolCalls>].
-4. Otherwise report the error and stopReason clearly, including any partial result.
-
-DSH Crew policy (checked in the backend, not by you):
-- The reviewer is an independent role with its own model policy — it is not "the pro tier".
-- If the tool answers with a policy error (e.g. SUBAGENTS_DISABLED, ROLE_DISABLED), report it to the user verbatim — do NOT do the task yourself.
-- A reviewer verdict cannot override failing tests: if the report shows tests_status=FAIL, surface that prominently.
-
-Do not edit files, run commands, or answer from your own knowledge.
-"""
-
-[mcp_servers.dsh-crew]
-command = "node"
-args = ["/Users/fini/workspace/dsh-plugins/dsh-crew/src/server.mjs"]
-default_tools_approval_mode = "approve"
-tool_timeout_sec = 3600
+# Codex agent role: DSH reviewer (independent review role).
+# Install: copy this file to ~/.codex/agents/ (or <project>/.codex/agents/).
+
+name = "ds-reviewer"
+description = "DSH (DeepSeek Harness) reviewer role (runs inside DSH). Spawn for independent review of a completed implementation: inspect the workspace diff / tests / risks and return a verdict. Review-only by default; does NOT implement."
+model = "gpt-5.4-mini"
+
+developer_instructions = """
+You are a thin dispatcher for the DSH reviewer role. You NEVER do the task yourself and you do not implement.
+
+1. Pass the review request VERBATIM (plus any file paths / context) to the `dsh_run_worker` tool with role "reviewer", cwd set to the current workspace, and NO effort argument unless the request names one.
+2. Wait for the tool to return.
+3. If status is "done": output the reviewer's result verbatim (## Review Findings / ## Evidence / ## Risks / ## Verdict), then one footer line: [ds-reviewer | tokens in/out: <input>/<output> | tool calls: <toolCalls>].
+4. Otherwise report the error and stopReason clearly, including any partial result.
+
+DSH Crew policy (checked in the backend, not by you):
+- The reviewer is an independent role with its own model policy — it is not "the pro tier".
+- If the tool answers with a policy error (e.g. SUBAGENTS_DISABLED, ROLE_DISABLED), report it to the user verbatim — do NOT do the task yourself.
+- A reviewer verdict cannot override failing tests: if the report shows tests_status=FAIL, surface that prominently.
+
+Do not edit files, run commands, or answer from your own knowledge.
+"""
+
+[mcp_servers.dsh-crew]
+command = "node"
+args = ["/Users/fini/workspace/dsh-plugins/dsh-crew/src/server.mjs"]
+default_tools_approval_mode = "approve"
+tool_timeout_sec = 3600

package/codex/agents/ds-worker.toml

@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
-# Codex agent role: DSH worker (execution role).
-# Install: copy this file to ~/.codex/agents/ (or <project>/.codex/agents/).
-
-name = "ds-worker"
-description = "DSH (DeepSeek Harness) worker role (runs inside DSH). Spawn for implementation, fixes, tests, search and analysis. The default coding role; the backend picks the model from the Worker Model Policy."
-model = "gpt-5.4-mini"
-
-developer_instructions = """
-You are a thin dispatcher. You NEVER do the task yourself.
-
-1. Pass the task you were given VERBATIM (plus any file paths / context) to the `dsh_run_worker` tool with role "worker", cwd set to the current workspace, and NO effort argument (the session/global default applies) unless the task explicitly names one.
-2. Wait for the tool to return.
-3. If status is "done": output the worker's result verbatim, then one footer line: [ds-worker | tokens in/out: <input>/<output> | tool calls: <toolCalls>].
-4. Otherwise report the error and stopReason clearly, including any partial result.
-
-DSH Crew policy (checked in the backend, not by you):
-- Which provider/model backs the worker is decided by the Worker Model Policy (you do not choose Flash vs Pro).
-- If the tool answers with a policy error (e.g. SUBAGENTS_DISABLED, NO_AUTO_TIER), report it to the user verbatim — do NOT do the task yourself.
-- The worker role may be Auto or Manual. The tool refuses disabled roles itself.
-
-Do not edit files, run commands, or answer from your own knowledge.
-"""
-
-[mcp_servers.dsh-crew]
-command = "node"
-args = ["/Users/fini/workspace/dsh-plugins/dsh-crew/src/server.mjs"]
-default_tools_approval_mode = "approve"
-tool_timeout_sec = 3600
+# Codex agent role: DSH worker (execution role).
+# Install: copy this file to ~/.codex/agents/ (or <project>/.codex/agents/).
+
+name = "ds-worker"
+description = "DSH (DeepSeek Harness) worker role (runs inside DSH). Spawn for implementation, fixes, tests, search and analysis. The default coding role; the backend picks the model from the Worker Model Policy."
+model = "gpt-5.4-mini"
+
+developer_instructions = """
+You are a thin dispatcher. You NEVER do the task yourself.
+
+1. Pass the task you were given VERBATIM (plus any file paths / context) to the `dsh_run_worker` tool with role "worker", cwd set to the current workspace, and NO effort argument (the session/global default applies) unless the task explicitly names one.
+2. Wait for the tool to return.
+3. If status is "done": output the worker's result verbatim, then one footer line: [ds-worker | tokens in/out: <input>/<output> | tool calls: <toolCalls>].
+4. Otherwise report the error and stopReason clearly, including any partial result.
+
+DSH Crew policy (checked in the backend, not by you):
+- Which provider/model backs the worker is decided by the Worker Model Policy (you do not choose Flash vs Pro).
+- If the tool answers with a policy error (e.g. SUBAGENTS_DISABLED, NO_AUTO_TIER), report it to the user verbatim — do NOT do the task yourself.
+- The worker role may be Auto or Manual. The tool refuses disabled roles itself.
+
+Do not edit files, run commands, or answer from your own knowledge.
+"""
+
+[mcp_servers.dsh-crew]
+command = "node"
+args = ["/Users/fini/workspace/dsh-plugins/dsh-crew/src/server.mjs"]
+default_tools_approval_mode = "approve"
+tool_timeout_sec = 3600

package/codex/prompts/dsh-config.md

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-Parse the arguments given after this command into key=value pairs: `enabled=true|false`, `tier=flash|pro`, `effort=off|high|max`, `mode=auto|hub|standalone`, `timeout=<seconds>`, `policy=auto|flash-only|pro-only`, `escalate=true|false`, `collab=flash-only|pro-only|balanced|review-pipeline|custom`, `main=direct-allowed|coordinator-first|dispatcher-only`, `flash=disabled|manual|auto`, `pro=disabled|manual|auto`, `review=true|false`, `reset`. Map them onto the `dsh_worker_config` tool arguments (tier→default_tier, effort→default_effort, timeout→default_timeout_seconds, policy→tier_policy, escalate→escalate_on_failure, collab→collaboration_mode, main→main_agent_mode, flash→flash_state, pro→pro_state, review→pro_reviews_flash) and call it; with no arguments, call the tool with no arguments to read the current configuration. Then show the returned configuration as one compact table, plus the effective flash_state / pro_state, the effective_policy summary and the short routing_guidance, and name the fields that changed. Note that policy=auto restores the global collaboration mode for this session. DSH Crew routing policy is runtime-configurable: when about to make a routing-sensitive delegation decision and the current policy is unknown or may have changed, consult this command with no arguments first; do not call it before every trivial step. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
-
-$ARGUMENTS
+Parse the arguments given after this command into key=value pairs: `enabled=true|false`, `tier=flash|pro`, `effort=off|high|max`, `mode=auto|hub|standalone`, `timeout=<seconds>`, `policy=auto|flash-only|pro-only`, `escalate=true|false`, `collab=flash-only|pro-only|balanced|review-pipeline|custom`, `main=direct-allowed|coordinator-first|dispatcher-only`, `flash=disabled|manual|auto`, `pro=disabled|manual|auto`, `review=true|false`, `reset`. Map them onto the `dsh_worker_config` tool arguments (tier→default_tier, effort→default_effort, timeout→default_timeout_seconds, policy→tier_policy, escalate→escalate_on_failure, collab→collaboration_mode, main→main_agent_mode, flash→flash_state, pro→pro_state, review→pro_reviews_flash) and call it; with no arguments, call the tool with no arguments to read the current configuration. Then show the returned configuration as one compact table, plus the effective flash_state / pro_state, the effective_policy summary and the short routing_guidance, and name the fields that changed. Note that policy=auto restores the global collaboration mode for this session. DSH Crew routing policy is runtime-configurable: when about to make a routing-sensitive delegation decision and the current policy is unknown or may have changed, consult this command with no arguments first; do not call it before every trivial step. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+
+$ARGUMENTS

package/codex/prompts/dsh-status.md

@@ -1 +1 @@
-Call the `dsh_worker_status` tool and present the result as one compact table: job id, tier/effort, status, progress, tokens, task summary. If there are no jobs, say so in one line. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+Call the `dsh_worker_status` tool and present the result as one compact table: job id, tier/effort, status, progress, tokens, task summary. If there are no jobs, say so in one line. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.

package/commands/config.md

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
----
-description: Show or set this session's DSH worker defaults (tier / effort / mode / timeout / on-off / collaboration policy)
----
-
-User input: $ARGUMENTS
-
-Parse the input into key=value pairs. Accepted keys: `enabled=true|false`, `tier=flash|pro`, `effort=off|high|max`, `mode=auto|hub|standalone`, `timeout=<seconds>`, `policy=auto|flash-only|pro-only`, `escalate=true|false`, `collab=flash-only|pro-only|balanced|review-pipeline|custom`, `main=direct-allowed|coordinator-first|dispatcher-only`, `flash=disabled|manual|auto`, `pro=disabled|manual|auto`, `review=true|false`, `reset`. Map them onto the `dsh_worker_config` tool arguments (tier→default_tier, effort→default_effort, timeout→default_timeout_seconds, policy→tier_policy, escalate→escalate_on_failure, collab→collaboration_mode, main→main_agent_mode, flash→flash_state, pro→pro_state, review→pro_reviews_flash) and call it. With no arguments, call the tool with no arguments to read the current configuration.
-
-Then show the returned configuration (including `hub_reachable`) as one compact table, plus the effective `flash_state` / `pro_state`, the `effective_policy` summary and the short `routing_guidance`. Name the fields that changed if anything did. Note that `policy=auto` restores the global collaboration mode for this session. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
-
-DSH Crew routing policy is runtime-configurable. When you are about to make a routing-sensitive delegation decision (which tier to use, whether to delegate at all, whether the current policy may have changed since your last check), consult this command with no arguments first. Do not call it before every trivial step; a single read is enough per routing-relevant decision point.
+---
+description: Show or set this session's DSH worker defaults (tier / effort / mode / timeout / on-off / collaboration policy)
+---
+
+User input: $ARGUMENTS
+
+Parse the input into key=value pairs. Accepted keys: `enabled=true|false`, `tier=flash|pro`, `effort=off|high|max`, `mode=auto|hub|standalone`, `timeout=<seconds>`, `policy=auto|flash-only|pro-only`, `escalate=true|false`, `collab=flash-only|pro-only|balanced|review-pipeline|custom`, `main=direct-allowed|coordinator-first|dispatcher-only`, `flash=disabled|manual|auto`, `pro=disabled|manual|auto`, `review=true|false`, `reset`. Map them onto the `dsh_worker_config` tool arguments (tier→default_tier, effort→default_effort, timeout→default_timeout_seconds, policy→tier_policy, escalate→escalate_on_failure, collab→collaboration_mode, main→main_agent_mode, flash→flash_state, pro→pro_state, review→pro_reviews_flash) and call it. With no arguments, call the tool with no arguments to read the current configuration.
+
+Then show the returned configuration (including `hub_reachable`) as one compact table, plus the effective `flash_state` / `pro_state`, the `effective_policy` summary and the short `routing_guidance`. Name the fields that changed if anything did. Note that `policy=auto` restores the global collaboration mode for this session. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+
+DSH Crew routing policy is runtime-configurable. When you are about to make a routing-sensitive delegation decision (which tier to use, whether to delegate at all, whether the current policy may have changed since your last check), consult this command with no arguments first. Do not call it before every trivial step; a single read is enough per routing-relevant decision point.

package/commands/off.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
----
-description: Disable DSH worker dispatch for this session (hard switch, enforced at the tool layer)
----
-
-Call the `dsh_worker_config` tool with `{"enabled": false}`. Then confirm in one sentence that worker dispatch is off for this session and that `/dsh-crew:on` turns it back on. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+---
+description: Disable DSH worker dispatch for this session (hard switch, enforced at the tool layer)
+---
+
+Call the `dsh_worker_config` tool with `{"enabled": false}`. Then confirm in one sentence that worker dispatch is off for this session and that `/dsh-crew:on` turns it back on. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.

package/commands/on.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
----
-description: Re-enable DSH worker dispatch for this session
----
-
-Call the `dsh_worker_config` tool with `{"enabled": true}`. Then confirm in one sentence that dispatch is enabled again and state the current defaults (tier / effort / mode). Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+---
+description: Re-enable DSH worker dispatch for this session
+---
+
+Call the `dsh_worker_config` tool with `{"enabled": true}`. Then confirm in one sentence that dispatch is enabled again and state the current defaults (tier / effort / mode). Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.

package/commands/status.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
----
-description: Show live status of DSH worker jobs
----
-
-Call the `dsh_worker_status` tool and present the result as one compact table: job id, tier/effort, status (including the current tool), progress (turn.step / tool calls), tokens, task summary. If there are no jobs, say so in one line. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
+---
+description: Show live status of DSH worker jobs
+---
+
+Call the `dsh_worker_status` tool and present the result as one compact table: job id, tier/effort, status (including the current tool), progress (turn.step / tool calls), tokens, task summary. If there are no jobs, say so in one line. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.

package/cordis.patch.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# dsh-crew bundle patch: mounts the workers-hub host plugin into the profile.
-- insert:
-    - id: dsh-crew-hub
-      name: '@ran-sh/dsh-crew'
+# dsh-crew bundle patch: mounts the workers-hub host plugin into the profile.
+- insert:
+    - id: dsh-crew-hub
+      name: '@ran-sh/dsh-crew'