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Dsh User Experience

by DietCokewithSugar · DietCokewithSugar/dsh-user-experience

Needs allowlistBundlegit + preparefreshinstall scripts

Persona-driven UX walkthrough plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) - scans React + TypeScript source code for UX issues, pinpoints them, and suggests fixes.

Install Dsh User Experience

Installs from git, but pnpm >=10 will refuse until you add an `allowBuilds` entry in your profile's pnpm-workspace.yaml. That grants this package permission to execute code on your machine at install time, outside the agent sandbox — pin a commit (github:owner/repo#sha) before allowing it.

The one-line version

dsh plugin --profile my-profile add github:DietCokewithSugar/dsh-user-experience

This one needs an explicit build approval before it works

Installed from git, this package builds itself with a prepare script. pnpm 10 refuses to run that script until you list the package in pnpm-workspace.yaml. Adding it means you are allowing this package's code to run on your machine, outside the agent sandbox, at install time. The first install prints an allowBuilds hint and fails — that is expected, add the entry and retry.

1. allow the build in pnpm-workspace.yaml

onlyBuiltDependencies:
  - dsh-user-experience

2. install, pinning a commit so the code you approved is the code you get

# 1. add the bundle to a profile — --profile my-profile points at $DSH_HOME/profiles/my-profile
dsh plugin --profile my-profile add github:DietCokewithSugar/dsh-user-experience#<commit-sha>

# 2. verify: the bundle should show up as a layer in the resolved config
dsh --profile my-profile --dump-config

# 3. boot the profile
dsh --profile my-profile

Before you run itinstall scripts

  • This package declares prepare — package-manager lifecycle scripts that execute on your machine at install time, outside the agent sandbox, before any tool-approval prompt exists.
  • A plugin runs with your permissions once loaded: it can read your files, use your credentials and reach the network. Tool approvals do not sandbox it.
  • Installing from git resolves a moving branch. Pin a commit — github:DietCokewithSugar/dsh-user-experience#<commit-sha> — so the code you reviewed is the code you install.

Prerequisites

API key
Not required.
Network access
Not required at runtime.
Build approval
Required — the package must be listed in pnpm-workspace.yaml before it will build.
Language
TypeScript — a git install pulls this source, not build output.

Install check

Every field the verdict was derived from, so you can re-derive it yourself

Field checkedResultWeightWhat the spec says about it
lifecycleScriptsfailwarnruns at install time, outside the agent sandbox: prepare
dsh.bundlepassfatalpackage.json declares a `dsh.bundle` layer
dsh.bundle.patch filepassfatalpatch file present at `cordis.patch.yml`
npm registrymissingwarn`dsh-user-experience` is not published to npm
prepare scriptpassfatalships a `prepare` script that builds on git install
pnpm allowBuildsfailwarnpnpm >=10 refuses to run a git dependency's prepare script until allowlisted
Verdict reason
git-only with a prepare script — requires an explicit build allowance
package.json read
package.json
Rules applied from
docs/user/develop/basic/publish.md
Checked at
2026-08-15
Install-time scripts
prepare

From the README

Excerpt as published by the author, plain text, unedited

> A UX walkthrough plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): **AI simulates target users to uncover UX problems during development—before they reach production—and provides concrete optimization suggestions.** > > Scope: React + TypeScript / React + JavaScript / Vue 3, CSS/layout analysis, and optional browser evidence when the current Harness session can open the application. 🎉 Listed in [awesome-dsh-plugin](https://github.com/awesome-dsh-plugin/awesome-dsh-plugin). Existing automated checks (axe, Lighthouse) can only verify absolute rules — contrast ratio, missing alt text. But UX issues are inherently **relative**: a confirmation dialog before deleting protects an occasional user but wastes the time of an operator who processes hundreds of records a day. Without knowing *who it's for*, a "UX

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