Auto Review

dsh-plugin-auto-review reproduces provider-specific approval-review behavior
inside DeepSeek Harness. Each policy implements the review logic of a supported
provider—for the first release, Codex Guardian and Grok escalation—while the
model itself can be supplied through any compatible DSH LLM adapter.

The underlying Codex or Grok model comes from a DSH LLM adapter. A provider
plugin such as dsh-plugin-subscriptions can expose codex/codex-auto-review
or grok/grok-4-fast-reasoning; an API adapter can expose a compatible route
instead. The adapter owns authentication and transport, while Auto Review calls
its registered route through ctx.llm.stream().

Install

The package is published on npm
as dsh-plugin-auto-review. Install it into each DSH profile where automatic
review should be available:

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-auto-review
dsh plugin --profile headless add dsh-plugin-auto-review

Restart the corresponding DSH process after installation so the profile loads
the plugin. To update an npm installation later:

dsh plugin --profile web update --latest dsh-plugin-auto-review
dsh plugin --profile headless update --latest dsh-plugin-auto-review

The same release is also mirrored to
GitHub Packages
as @delef/dsh-plugin-auto-review. That distribution requires GitHub Packages
authentication; npm is the recommended installation source.

How it works

flowchart LR
    A[Tool call] --> B[Native DSH approval/request]
    B --> C{Auto Review}
    C -->|none| D[Manual DSH approval]
    C -->|Configured reviewer| E[Provider-specific review policy]
    F[dsh-plugin-subscriptions or API adapter] -->|provider + model route| G[DSH ctx.llm]
    E --> G
    G --> H{Review result}
    H -->|allow| I[allowed-once]
    H -->|deny, unavailable, or invalid| J[rejected]

Runtime example

Codex Auto Review approves a sandboxed shell operation in the parent session:

The selected reviewer is inherited by a delegated subagent and handles its
approval without opening an unattended human prompt:

Quick start

The plugin registers Codex Guardian and Grok escalation policies and starts in
manual mode. Once the corresponding DSH LLM route is available, select the
reviewer in Web or set a default:

autoReview: codex

Web exposes both a global selection in Settings and a per-session selection
beside the conversation input. Only currently usable routes are offered; an
already selected route that disappears remains visible as unavailable and
fails closed. Select none to use native manual approval.

Custom routes

policy selects the review logic. provider and model select the DSH LLM
route that supplies the model:

autoReview: api-guardian
reviewers:
  - policy: codex
    reviewerId: api-guardian
    label: Company API Guardian
    provider: openai-api
    model: gpt-5
    reasoningEffort: low

reviewerId must be unique. Entries without policy retain Codex Guardian
behavior. The global selection is stored at
plugins/auto-review/auto-review.json; session selections are in-memory and
inherited by child sessions.

Safety

The model runs only after the exact tool call reaches a real
approval/request; ordinary allowed calls remain model-free. With a reviewer
selected, denial, unavailability, timeout, interruption, or malformed output is
rejected. With none, DSH keeps its native manual flow. Delegated subagents do
not open unattended human prompts: they may inherit a machine reviewer, but
manual approval remains disabled for delegation.

Auto Review does not bypass DSH permissions. If the sandbox denies a Bash call,
the plugin may retry that exact call with the next sandbox mode, but the retry
passes through the same approval boundary. Tool actions are matched by call id
and name and consumed once. Review transcripts are bounded and exclude injected
plugin context from user authorization anchors.

Compatibility and development

The package targets the DSH 0.1.2-alpha.3 service contracts and browser client
slots. From a checkout with the matching toolchain:

npm run build
npm test