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dsh-permission-rules

Declarative allow/deny/ask permission rules and subprocess network policy proxy for DeepSeek Harness.

UI & ProductivityTerminal & TUIDeveloper ToolsSecurity & PolicySkills & WorkflowsRemote Execution
126GitHub Stars3ForksUpdated2026-10-12

Install

$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:PerryLink/dsh-permission-rules

Plugin Overview & Capabilities

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dsh-permission-rules introduces Claude Code-style declarative permission rules and Codex-style network policy enforcement to DeepSeek Harness. Intercepting tool invocations along the tools/pre-execute waterfall, it matches against tool names, agent selectors, parameters, workspace-relative paths, and network targets using YAML configuration. It also provides a local HTTP/CONNECT proxy to govern shell subprocess network traffic, audit logging into session streams, hot module reloading for rule configurations, and an integrated Web settings interface.

Key Capabilities

  • Sequential allow/deny/ask rule evaluation on the tools/pre-execute waterfall with fail-closed semantics
  • Multi-dimensional rule matching covering tool names, subagents, argument globs/regexes, workspace paths, and environment conditions
  • Subprocess-level HTTP/CONNECT proxy enforcing outbound network policies across deny-all, whitelist, and allow-all modes
  • Pre-configured baseline ruleset guarding against privilege escalation, destructive commands, and sensitive file paths
  • Hot reloading of rule configurations with debounced filesystem watching and WSL polling fallback
  • Structured session event audit logging for decisions and intercepted network requests
  • Dedicated /rules slash command and web settings panel featuring rule inspection, test simulation, and one-click host allowances

Useful For

  • Preventing accidental or unprompted execution of destructive shell commands and Git push operations in protected paths
  • Restricting outbound network connectivity from subprocesses during agent tool runs
  • Routing sensitive file modification tools to human confirmation or secondary model review workflows
  • Auditing and inspecting every tool invocation and network request permitted or denied during Harness sessions

Who It Fits

  • Developers deploying autonomous or semi-autonomous DeepSeek Harness workflows on local systems
  • Teams requiring fine-grained audit trails and strict execution boundaries for code generation agents
  • Security-conscious operators managing outbound network access and tool permissions

Documented Limitations

  • Host process fetch-based requests bypass the injected proxy and are not intercepted by the network policy
  • Session log audit markers require newer Harness runtime support; older hosts require manual migration scripts or disabling audit
  • Path candidate extraction relies on heuristic key inspection rather than comprehensive filesystem-level interception
  • Glob matching does not support brace expansion, and regex backtracking protection is structural rather than formal

DSH Compatibility

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Dependency Counts

package.json declares 6 runtime, 32 development, 13 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.

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Source repository
PerryLink/dsh-permission-rules
Registry source
GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
Registry classification
Plugin
Source checked
2215d50 · 2026-10-17

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Repository Activity

GitHub stars
126GitHub stars
Forks
3
Open issues
10
Last commit
2026-10-12
Last release
2026-10-10
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