@sparkelf/dsh-plus 0.2.0-rc.9 → 0.2.1-alpha.1

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package/cordis.patch.yml CHANGED
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- - id: subagent-model-selection-settings
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- disabled: true
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-
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  - id: connection
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  config:
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  trustedHosts: !!js ctx.webRuntime.trustedHosts
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  browserAuthentication: disabled
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+ # The derived index behind session history search. `first-search` builds it when a
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+ # search first asks for it rather than delaying every start.
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  - id: session-query-sqlite
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  config:
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  path: !!js dshHomePath('storages/session-query.sqlite')
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  openAt: first-search
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+ # The model-facing tools over that index: search, trace, and event read. The
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+ # backend above answers only once something mounts the tools that call it, so a
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+ # deployment carrying the backend alone has an index nothing asks for.
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  - insert:
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+ - id: plus-session-query-tool
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+ name: '@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-session-query'
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+ # The sidebar skill center. It reads the loaded skills through `ctx.skills`
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+ # and registers its row and page into the shell's own slots, so the panel
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+ # matches the official panels beside it.
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+ - id: plus-skill-center
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+ name: '@sparkelf/dsh-client-ui-skill-center'
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+
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  - id: plus-backup
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  name: '@sparkelf/dsh-plugin-backup'
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- - id: plus-dataops
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- name: '@sparkelf/dsh-plugin-dataops'
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- disabled: !!js "!process.env.DSH_DATAOPS_BASE_URL"
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- config:
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- baseUrl: !!js process.env.DSH_DATAOPS_BASE_URL
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- serverName: dataops
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- credentialRef: dataops_access_token
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- targetCredentialRef: dataops_target_ref
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- callbackOrigin: !!js process.env.DSH_DATAOPS_CALLBACK_ORIGIN
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- toolCallTimeoutMs: 60000
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- failOnStartupError: false
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-
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- # A disabled root node carries the package's Web Settings entry into the
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- # client inventory; the startup nodes below exclusively own Host schemas.
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- - id: plus-subagent-settings-client
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- name: '@sparkelf/dsh-plugin-subagent-settings'
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- config:
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- provider: spawn
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- enabled: false
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- enableRunInBackground: false
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-
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- - id: plus-subagent-settings
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- name: '@sparkelf/dsh-plugin-subagent-settings/startup'
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- config:
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- settingsNamespace: subagent
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- provider: spawn
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- enabled: false
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- maxDepth: 0
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-
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- - id: plus-subagent-fork-settings
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- name: '@sparkelf/dsh-plugin-subagent-settings/startup'
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- config:
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- settingsNamespace: subagent-fork
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- provider: fork
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- enabled: false
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- maxDepth: 0
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+ # DataOps tools belong to the DataOps-managed workspace profile only. A
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+ # standalone profile must not carry DataOps identity or endpoint config, so
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+ # this layer mounts no DataOps plugin.
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+
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+ # Subagent Settings was retired at DSH 0.1.7-rc.1. The official distribution moved the
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+ # browser settings service from settingsScope to configForms and ships its own
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+ # @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-settings-subagent, which dsh-web-app mounts directly. The
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+ # third-party plugin still injects settingsScope, so it never activates, and a pending
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+ # client entry fails the whole browser boot with "Failed to load plugins". Agent teams
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+ # own delegation in this profile, so nothing here needs that section.
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+
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+ # Reminders are a default Plus capability. Official ships the three rows disabled in
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+ # its own bundle layer, so a deployment that wants them writes its own patch; making it
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+ # a Plus default means every consumer receives them without repeating that layer. The
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+ # rows are re-enabled rather than re-inserted: `applyEntryPatches` copies every
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+ # override key onto the row an earlier layer inserted, so this layer reaches the
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+ # official rows without duplicating their names.
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+ #
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+ # The three move together. `time-context` supplies the sampling instant, the browser
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+ # zone, and the elapsed time that let the model turn a reminder request such as
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+ # "tomorrow at nine" into an offset-bearing `at` value; without it the model has no
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+ # clock of its own and an unqualified time depends on a separate source. `ui-schedule`
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+ # carries the Automation tasks page, the Session-header clock, and the right-Sidebar
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+ # task tab over the Host service `schedule` mounts.
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+ - id: time-context
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+ disabled: false
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+
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+ - id: schedule
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+ disabled: false
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+
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+ - id: ui-schedule
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+ disabled: false
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+
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+ # The first content search builds the whole index in one transaction, so it needs far
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+ # more than a steady-state query. This row follows the insert above because a patch
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+ # only reaches rows an earlier patch created.
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+ - id: plus-session-query-tool
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+ config:
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+ searchTimeoutMs: 900000
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+
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+ # Chinese government documents name 方正小标宋 / 仿宋GB2312 / 楷体GB2312 / 黑体, none of which
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+ # ship with the conversion kit. The official provider indexes absolute host directories and
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+ # reports the families it could not find, so the fonts are installed once and named here
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+ # rather than patched into the conversion code: a directory the deployment supplies is the
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+ # extension point official DSH already owns, and it survives a DSH upgrade.
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+ - id: office-to-pdf
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+ config:
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+ fontDirectories: !!js "process.env.DSH_OFFICE_FONT_DIR ? [process.env.DSH_OFFICE_FONT_DIR] : undefined"
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+ fontFallbacks: !!js "[[\"FZXiaoBiaoSong-B05S\",\"方正小标宋简体\",\"FangSong_GB2312\",\"仿宋_GB2312\",\"KaiTi_GB2312\",\"楷体_GB2312\",\"SimHei\",\"黑体\"]]"