dev-harness-dsh

running an Audit pass, then manually triggering an Auto Fix, layering verification on top, collecting QA notes, and finally assembling a reconciliation report is a tall order where every extra step raises the chance of an unrecoverable interruption. dev-harness-dsh turns Audit, Auto Fix, full verification, QA, final review, and a unified report into a single resumable Run pipeline inside a DSH Session: one command to start, one authoritative JSON view to close, and snapshot-verified safe resumption if the workflow breaks mid-flight.

The design revolves around an atomic Run State. /harness-run creates a new Run with a default fix-only strategy (commit-each is optional); /harness-status returns the authoritative view at any point; /harness-resume enforces workspace-and-snapshot consistency before continuing, failing closed on any drift; /harness-cancel is idempotent for terminal Runs. The contract surface covers Run Authorization, CompletionStatus, commit and verification boundaries, and drift detection, backed by 68 automated test cases that execute on every push and pull request in CI so the orchestration logic stays trustworthy.

It is built for teams already on DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.8 who need to chain multi-stage quality gates into one auditable, resumable pipeline, and who want to produce a distributable .tgz plugin locally without publishing to an external registry. All MVP baselines (V0, K1–K4, S1–S4) are in place; the project is in its 0.1.0 preview.