dsh-env-probe

dsh-env-probe

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Zero-dependency DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugin: probes the local machine environment (OS / shells / runtimes / tools / disks / proxy) once at startup, caches the report on disk, and injects it as an ordered section into every session's system prompt — so the agent starts every conversation already knowing what this computer offers instead of guessing commands.

v1.0.1: slash commands

Registered only when a command adapter is composed (e.g. the Web UI); headless profiles skip them automatically — injection keeps working.

/env-suggest uses the same agent.steer() pattern as the official /plan command: the command itself costs no model tokens; suggestions arrive as a normal assistant reply.

Features

• Generic by design: no machine-specific endpoints, no local-service checks, every probe item configurable — ready for a public plugin registry
• Cross-platform: Windows / Linux / macOS
• Read-only & safe: only where/which, --version, df, Get-CimInstance style read-only commands; executable names validated against a strict whitelist regex
• Disk cache + TTL: default 7-day cache, zero-latency injection; expired cache triggers a silent background re-probe while stale values stay served (marked as such)
• Graceful degradation: a failed item is reported as "unavailable", never aborts the run; .cmd/.bat shims are executed via cmd /c; tunable total budget and concurrency; concurrent refreshes share one probe via single-flight
• Bilingual: injected text and command copy support language: 'en' | 'zh'

Install

Add to your profile's cordis.patch.yml:

- insert:
    - id: env-probe
      name: 'file:///absolute/path/dsh-env-probe/index.js'
      config:
        language: en
        order: 30
        cacheTtlHours: 168

Configuration

Plugin contract

Follows the official dsh plugin standard (docs/user/develop/basic): ESM exporting apply(ctx, config); inject: ['systemPrompt']; dependency-free Config["~standard"].validate implementing the standard schema interface; contributes an ordered section via ctx.systemPrompt.section() whose text provider is evaluated at every assembly, keeping the injection fresh as the cache refreshes.