beijingwahw/dsh-nuke-plugin

dsh-nuke-plugin is a native DeepSeek Harness plugin that provides secure, transactional cleanup of residual files left behind after plugin uninstallation. It transforms the risky process of deleting plugins and cleaning up leftovers into a verifiable, revocable, and auditable transaction system that eliminates common pain points like accidental deletion, irreversible changes, and lack of traceability after errors. To install the plugin, run the command dsh plugin add beijingwahw/dsh-nuke-plugin --profile web from your terminal, and you can start using it immediately after installation completes.

First-time users are recommended to follow a structured workflow: scan for residuals first, run a risk forecast with the nuke_oracle tool, check the blast radius of potential changes, do a dry run to confirm the plan, then execute the formal cleanup. If a crash occurs mid-cleanup, you can use the built-in recovery tools to roll back all changes to the pre-cleanup state. For regular maintenance, you can run one-click health checks, forecast disk fill time, and conduct regular chaos drills to verify your recovery pathway works as expected. This plugin is ideal for developers who manage long-lived DSH environments with multiple plugins and require high standards for data security and operational traceability.

The plugin is written in TypeScript and requires Node.js version 24.11 or higher to run, with development support for hot module replacement that lets you update code without restarting DSH. All operation logs, backups, audit data, and historical records are stored in the .nuke directory under your DSH root folder. It is released under the permissive MIT open source license, so you can use it, modify it, and redistribute it freely per the license terms. Its core innovation is a self-learning Bayesian prediction engine that uses historical operational data to forecast the probability of success and potential risks of any cleanup operation before you execute it.