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ArmyWas/README.md

ArmyWas

I build practical, evidence-driven tooling for the emerging DeepSeek Harness ecosystem.

我专注于从真实使用问题出发,为 DeepSeek Harness 打磨小而可靠的开发者工具。

Current work

Finds a 1-minimal set of out-of-tree plugins that still reproduces a broken Harness profile. It works in disposable shadow profiles, preserves the real profile, and produces a redacted machine-readable report.

A deterministic Web client plugin that explains one high-confidence Windows sandbox spawn EPERM failure in context without changing the session, rerunning commands, or sending telemetry.

Working principles

  • Start with reproduced behavior and durable evidence.
  • Prefer a narrow contract over a broad guess.
  • Keep diagnostics reversible, privacy-conscious, and easy to remove.
  • Test on Windows, macOS, and Linux where the product boundary allows it.
  • Avoid rebuilding tools the community already maintains well.

These are independent, unofficial community projects. Feedback and redacted field reports are welcome in each repository's issue tracker.

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  1. dsh-plugin-reducer dsh-plugin-reducer Public

    External CLI that finds a 1-minimal DeepSeek Harness plugin set reproducing a profile failure.

    JavaScript 1

  2. dsh-failure-lens dsh-failure-lens Public

    Deterministic DeepSeek Harness plugin that explains Windows sandbox spawn EPERM failures in context

    TypeScript