alloevil/dsh-xray

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X-ray for your DeepSeek Harness — see what's actually loaded, why, and what it costs you. 🇨🇳 中文文档 The Problem dsh --dump-config shows you the composed tree. The plugin panel shows you a flat list. Neither tells you why a plugin is there, what breaks if you disable it, or what it silently costs you . dsh-xray does. Static commands work even when dsh cannot boot; deps / health / cost / shadow and the agent tool need the plugin mounted. 🔍 Layer Attribution Which layer introduced each active plugin: kernel bundle, profile dependency, cordis.patch.yml insert, or repository source. 📊 Declared vs. Actual Diff Installed-but-inactive, uninstalled-but-lingering patch rows — all surfaced. ⚡ Conflict Detection Plugins patching the same config row, and which one silently wins. 📸 Composition Snapshot Export the effective composition as a lockfile; reproduce it elsewhere. 🌐 Service Dependency Graph Who provides and consumes each service; what cascades if you disable X. 💊 Runtime Health Per-plugin fiber lifecycle state, startup failures, transition history. 🤖 Agent Self-Introspection The xray composition tool lets agents inspect their own capability set. 🖥️ Web Panel Mounted in dsh web , …

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