- examples/jsonrpc-agent gains its first snapshot suite (sdk.snapshot.ts):
the real dsh-jsonrpc-agent runtime driven through the real dsh-sdk-client,
keyless llm-replay behind a new cordis.snapshot.yml overlay; three recorded
scenarios (text turn, bash tool, spawn subagent) pin the notification
stream, the SDK turn result, and the persisted parent+child session logs.
- Bilingual READMEs for dsh-sdk-protocol / dsh-sdk-client / dsh-subagent-sdk;
sdk/ and subagent/ group tables extended; dsh-jsonrpc README points at the
extracted protocol package; Agent Note (en+zh) owns the decision.
- The proposed make-jsonrpc-directional note is updated for the transport's
new home and its second (client) consumer.
- Model Experience sentence allowlist entries for the two client-side
packages; module graph + config catalog regenerated; i18n pairings
recorded. doc-sync passes 24/24.
- @deepseek-ai/dsh-sdk-protocol: extract the line transport from dsh-jsonrpc
and name the request/result/notification wire types both ends share; error
responses preserve wire code/data via JsonRpcResponseError.
- @deepseek-ai/dsh-sdk-client: TypeScript twin of the Python SDK — spawns the
dsh-jsonrpc-agent runtime as a subprocess, drives stdio JSON-RPC turns
(DeepSeekHarness high-level API + HarnessClient protocol client), scopes
notifications to session trees client-side, and reaps the child through the
shared subprocess dispose ladder.
- @deepseek-ai/dsh-subagent-sdk: out-of-process subagent backend driving a
child harness runtime through the TS SDK; shares cwd resolution with
subagent-acp via new dsh-subagent-subprocess cwd helpers.
- Keyless unit suites drive real subprocesses (scripted fake runtime peer);
100% per-file coverage on all touched packages.
The consolidated resolver scopes the anonymous id to $DSH_HOME rather
than the machine. Update the module contract, README, and Agent Note to
say per-harness-home explicitly instead of over-claiming a machine-global
identity, and record why DSH_HOME scoping is the intended single-root
meaning rather than a regression.
Review fixes for #462:
- resolveDshHome now treats an empty or whitespace-only $DSH_HOME as
unset, so a blank override never resolves the home to cwd via
resolve(''). Restores the guard telemetry's old resolver carried.
- The default-env telemetry test asserts only that globalConfigDir()
returns an absolute path, so a machine DSH_HOME without a .dsh suffix
cannot break it.
Delete @deepseek-ai/dsh-home and make dsh-paths the sole owner of the
single-root harness home ($DSH_HOME || ~/.dsh). Migrate tool-bash,
skill-local, and agent-spine-demo off dsh-home, and fold telemetry's
divergent globalConfigDir onto the shared resolver, dropping its second
XDG/APPDATA policy and the deepseek-harness namespace so the anonymous
id lives under the harness home. Add dshHomeDisplay() for symbolic
user-facing paths, replacing workspace-context's bespoke check.
The bearer rule matched any 8+ run of letters after the word, so
package.json prose like "uses bearer authentication" lost its
following word to the placeholder. Real bearer credentials always
carry a digit; require one in the candidate token.
buildTelemetryPayload read the two reported files independently, so a
dsh-sdk command mistakenly run in an arbitrary non-SDK directory (no
cordis.yml, e.g. any unrelated repo) still uploaded that directory's
package.json — dependency names and metadata of a project that never
opted into the SDK toolchain. Gate the manifest on cordis.yml presence:
without the config the directory is not an SDK project and its manifest
is not ours to report. Consent semantics are unchanged.
The SKILL.md contract says every stdout line is one JSON event, but
createProject wrote the Created/Next-steps templates to stdout and the
default install/build path inherited the launcher's stdio, so package-
manager child output interleaved with the event stream. Under --json,
route human progress to stderr and run install/build through a
NodeCommandRunner that redirects child stdout+stderr to stderr.
dsh-sdk's usage template predates the create command and create-sdk's
predates --config/--config-json/--json, so --help hid both surfaces the
README already documents. Pin each with a help-output assertion.
