Local integration patches

August 21, 2026 · View on GitHub

  • Localize the installed preset's display copy: preset/preset.yml carries the canonical Chinese name and description, and the patched @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-agent-preset client bundle translates the picker copy through its zh/en dictionaries — the active Web locale decides the language, so the UI description matches the resident discovery catalog actually assembled.
  • Reject a request when any phase-required tool is absent. The upstream fallback exposes the full catalog; this integration instead fails only the selected preset so the user can return to the unchanged Standard preset.
  • Package the preset as an app-managed Harness Agent Preset rather than a Web profile bundle. No reasoning text is inspected, stored, or replayed.
  • Keep fallback diagnostic warnings free of downstream error text so prompts, workspace paths, or provider details cannot be copied into plugin logs.
  • Bind the Windows-compatible custom-bash to the same per-session DSH sandbox policy as the host shell stack. Confined modes wrap the exact argv through ctx.sandbox; every default or explicit workdir is canonicalized and must remain under the session workspace before subprocess spawn. This rejects existing symlink escapes, but the pre-spawn identity check is not a claim of race-free filesystem isolation; confined execution still relies on the host DSH sandbox backend at runtime.
  • Keep str_replace_editor in every bootstrap catalog without shadowing the host filesystem service with dsh-fs-local. Its mutations now use the host sandbox-aware filesystem provider and per-session write policy. Upstream rc.8 does not use that write fence to claim universal read isolation.
  • UPSTREAM-SHA256SUMS records the original pinned upstream bytes. Of the checksummed packaged preset files, preset/agent.cordis.yml, preset/custom-bash.mjs, preset/preset.yml, preset/tool-bootstrap.mjs, and preset/instruction-hint.mjs now differ; the checksum file remains the immutable comparison baseline for the local integrations described above.