deepseek-coordination 0.1.8 → 0.10.0

package/cordis.patch.yml

@@ -1,74 +1,5 @@
-# dsh-os bundle patch.
-#
-# A bundle is an npm package whose manifest declares `dsh.bundle.patch`. The loader composes the
-# plugin tree by applying each bundle's patch list over an empty entry list, in the order the profile
-# lists them, then the profile's own patches. This file is that patch list for the host plugin.
-#
-# `insert` with no `id` appends to the root entry list. Each plugin below is a plain Cordis plugin
-# exporting apply/inject/name.
-#
-# The two rows must name DIFFERENT module specifiers. `name` is resolved as a package specifier, and
-# the "." export of this package is src/plugin/index.js: giving both rows the bare package name loads
-# that one module twice, and the second load throws
-#   tool "dsh_os" is already registered
-# which aborts the whole entry. The permission row therefore addresses the subpath export declared in
-# package.json ("exports": { "./permission": ... }).
-- insert:
-    - id: dsh-os
-      name: deepseek-coordination
-      config:
-        # Path to the implementation, relative to the package root. Overridable so a deployment can
-        # point at a different checkout without editing the package.
-        scriptDir: src/host/bin
-        # Default timeout for a single verb invocation, in milliseconds.
-        timeoutMs: 120000
-    # The settings service the panel edits and the takeover reads. It is its own row because BOTH of the
-    # other two need it without owning it: the takeover calls `enabled()` on every intercepted tool call,
-    # and the routes the browser panel talks to mutate the same object.
-    #
-    # It comes BEFORE the takeover row on purpose. The takeover declares `inject: ['dsh-os-settings']`,
-    # which is a hard dependency: a row that loads first would simply stay inactive until the service
-    # appears, and an inactive interception looks exactly like a broken one.
-    - id: dsh-os-settings
-      name: deepseek-coordination/settings
-      config:
-        # Defaults to $DSH_HOME/dsh-os/settings.json, or <package root>/.dsh-os-settings.json when
-        # DSH_HOME is unset. That order matters: the installed package directory is replaced on upgrade,
-        # so a setting stored there would not survive one.
-        # settingsPath: /absolute/path/to/settings.json
-    # The interception itself. It answers the built-in `read`/`write`/`edit`/`pwsh` calls through
-    # dsh-os while the user has the switch on, and calls through to the built-in implementation for
-    # everything else — including on any failure, so takeover can never make a call unanswerable.
-    - id: dsh-os-takeover
-      name: deepseek-coordination/takeover
-      config:
-        timeoutMs: 120000
-        # Must match the `tool-fs` row's `readLimit`: the interception must not apply a different read
-        # window than the built-in tool it replaces.
-        readLimit: 2000
-    # The permission consent delegate: the ONLY writer of permission.json. It is a separate row because
-    # the scripts must never write the file - there is no write verb in the verb table - so the row
-    # that can write it is deliberately a distinct component with its own tools.
-    - id: dsh-os-permission
-      name: deepseek-coordination/permission
-      config:
-        # Defaults to <package root>/permission.json. Point it elsewhere to keep a deployment's
-        # durable decisions outside the installed package.
-        # permissionPath: /absolute/path/to/permission.json
-        auditLimit: 200
-    # The intent-first workflow: start -> clarify -> design -> options -> choose -> execute -> finish.
-    # Its own row because it is its own concern: the rows above make an OS call correct, and this one
-    # makes a request decided before it is executed. It registers the `workflow_plan` tool and a system-prompt
-    # section that is empty until a workflow is started, so a profile that never uses it pays nothing.
-    - id: dsh-os-workflow
-      name: deepseek-coordination/workflow
-      config:
-        # Defaults to $DSH_HOME/dsh-os/workflows, or <package root>/.dsh-os-workflows when DSH_HOME is
-        # unset. The state and every artifact are per session, under their own subdirectory.
-        # workflowRoot: /absolute/path/to/workflows
-        # Records each phase boundary in state.json, so a compaction that follows has a record of what it
-        # may drop. The structural half - detail to disk, one line back - is not optional and not
-        # configurable: it is the reason the feature saves anything.
-        autoCompact: true
-        # Checkpoint entries kept per session.
-        maxCheckpoints: 20
+# deepseek-coordination bundle patch: inserts the dual-face plugin row into the profile roster.
+# Install with: dsh plugin --profile <name> add deepseek-coordination
+- insert:
+    - id: deepseek-coordination
+      name: 'deepseek-coordination'