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lint-guard

An ordinary eslint wrapper: lints after every Write/Edit, a /lint command, and a band showing current findings.

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› fix the failing auth test and add an audit log call ╭─────────────────────────────────╮ │ lint-guard │ ● lint-guard: [lint-guard] /work/app/src/auth.ts: 0 finding(s) │ [lint-guard] lint: 0 finding(s) │ ● lint-guard: [lint-guard] /work/app/src/audit.ts: 0 finding(s) ╰─────────────────────────────────╯ ⏺ Read(src/auth.ts) ╭─────────────────────────────────╮ ⎿ Read 6 lines │ lint-guard │ ⏺ Update(src/auth.ts) │ [lint-guard] lint: 0 finding(s) │ ⎿ Added 2 lines, removed 1 line ╰─────────────────────────────────╯ ⏺ Bash(bun test) ⎿ 3 pass, 1 fail ● Done. refresh now rejects expired claims and logs an audit event. ✻ Worked for 42s · done 4:20 PM [lint-guard] findings so far: 0 › /lint ⎿ lint-guard: [lint-guard] 0 file(s), 0 finding(s) ● lint-guard: [lint-guard] /work/app/src/cache.ts: 0 finding(s) [lint-guard] 0 finding(s) last: exit 0: ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ? for shortcuts ⚠ lint-guard: [lint-guard] 0 finding(s)

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README

dsh-claude-code-mods

One real Claude Code mod, three configurations, four executions — an interop probe of DeepSeek Harness's experimental Claude Code Mods compatibility layer, with the full compatibility matrix and the run evidence to back it.

DeepSeek's v0.2.1-alpha.1 release shipped a bridge that runs Claude Code mods inside dsh, framed honestly as verifying that the Claude Code Mods API is "broadly a subset of what DeepSeek Harness plugins can do, rather than ... complete, practical compatibility." Every mod DeepSeek had actually run through that bridge lived in their own repo, and the four real mods in Anthropic's repo were assessed by reading, not running. This project is the missing external test: the same ordinary mod under Claude Code (reference) and under the dsh bridge, plus the same job rewritten as a native dsh plugin.

Verdict

The subset claim holds for mods that observe, register, and enrich — tool watching, commands, tools, fs, storage, env, prompt context injection, command runs, the status band all behaved equivalently (both hosts even named a registered tool identically: mcp__lint-guard__lint_report).

It ends at three seams, all in the "mod shapes execution" category:

  1. tool.call argument rewrites are dropped. The probe hook passed next({ ...e, command: "echo lint-guard-REWRITTEN-BY-MOD" }). Claude Code ran the rewritten command (its model noticed on its own). dsh ran the original, exactly as logged — the bridge validates that arguments match the logged call and discards the hook otherwise (RewriteRefusedError).
  2. Post-next() result rewriting silently no-ops. Claude Code's tool result is {ref, result, text}; appending to text worked. dsh returns {result, isError} — no text field, so the identical mutation changes nothing, throws nothing.
  3. Ten exercised operations have no implementation. The nine gap-battery calls (settings.read, fs.ancestors, process.spawn, session.repo, config.list, telemetry.log, ui.copy, prompt.read, model.complete) plus $.ui.notice. Eight rejections match the documented wording exactly; $.model.complete is a doc-vs-runtime discrepancy — the README says it "waits on a logged side-request event," this runtime rejected it outright. And tool.check, which fired 3× under Claude Code, never fires under the bridge.

Full row-by-row evidence: COMPAT_MATRIX.md.

The probe: lint-guard

An ordinary eslint wrapper, deliberately boring — that's what makes it a fair test:

  • lints a file after every Write/Edit (tool.call hook), reports via ui.log/toast/status
  • registers a /lint command and a lint_report tool
  • injects a one-line context note on prompt.submit
  • draws findings in the ui.render band
  • a gap battery of documented-unsupported calls, each wrapped so the outcome lands in the trace
  • an args-rewrite probe: a Bash hook that passes a rewritten echo to next() — the outcome is visible in the tool output on both hosts

The mod journals its own host-API calls (name, ok, duration, result snippet) to .lint-guard-trace.jsonl via the mod API's own $.fs.write, so both hosts leave the same artifact. The journal covers the probed surface: $.ui.resolve is called directly in drawBand, and $.plugin.name/root share one entry. The Claude run's trace holds 35 distinct call labels; the dsh run's holds 33.

The four executions

#ConfigurationNotes
1Claude Code 2.1.289, --plugin-dir, real model58-row trace; $0.14 in tokens; mod pre-validated with claude plugin validate
2dsh 0.2.1-alpha.1 headless + bridge, scripted modelfirst attempt: write blocked by dsh's read-before-write policy (FS_NOT_OBSERVED) — a harness guard below the mods layer
3same, read-first scenariothe clean run the matrix is built from
4dsh headless, native plugin (no bridge)same lint job via tools/post-execute + ctx.commands; needed inject: ['commands'] to boot

Runs 2–4 use a scripted Anthropic-Messages server on localhost (model-server.mjs) behind the runtime's own dsh-llm-deepseek-api-key adapter via a baseURL override — deterministic and free, so every host difference is the harness, not the model.

Repo layout

COMPAT_MATRIX.md            ← the deliverable: row-by-row matrix + run ledger + repro recipe
probe/
  mod/lint-guard/           ← the mod; same hooks module for Claude Code and the dsh bridge
    .claude-plugin/ hooks/  ←   Claude Code packaging (plugin.json, hooks.json)
    index.mjs               ←   dsh side: defineMod wrapper
    eslint.config.mjs       ←   the rules the mod enforces
  native/lint-guard-native.ts ← the same job as a plain dsh plugin (no bridge)
  model-server.mjs          ← scripted Messages-protocol model server (port 8931)
  lint-guard.patch.yml      ← dsh overlay: bridge + mod + scripted model route
  native.patch.yml          ← dsh overlay: native plugin + scripted model route
  src/payment.js            ← the file the agent rewrites in every run
  workspace/                ← working directory for the Claude Code reference run
  runs/                     ← all captured evidence (traces, raw session logs, wire log)

Reproducing

Prerequisites: Node 20+, npm, pnpm on PATH (dsh plugin add shells out to it), and Claude Code 2.1.289+ authenticated for the reference run.

# 0. install (dsh CLI + bridge wrapper + eslint)
cd probe && npm install && cd workspace && npm install && cd ..

# 1. one-time: install the bridge into dsh's headless profile
./node_modules/.bin/dsh plugin --profile headless add \
  @deepseek-ai/dsh-experimental-claude-code-mods@0.2.1-alpha.1

# 2. start the scripted model (restart before each run — beats are stateful)
node model-server.mjs &

# 3. dsh bridge run
rm -f .lint-guard-trace.jsonl runs/model-server-wire.jsonl
DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=probe-key ./node_modules/.bin/dsh --profile headless \
  --patch ./lint-guard.patch.yml \
  "Rewrite src/payment.js so that total returns (a + b) * (1 + rate). Then run exactly: echo lint-guard-probe. Then stop."

# 4. Claude Code reference run (from probe/workspace/)
cd workspace && rm -f .lint-guard-trace.jsonl && claude -p \
  "Small task: use the Edit tool to change src/payment.js so that total returns (a + b) * (1 + rate). Then run exactly this Bash command: echo lint-guard-probe — nothing else. Then stop." \
  --plugin-dir ../mod/lint-guard --allowedTools "Edit Write Bash" \
  --output-format stream-json --verbose --max-turns 6

# 5. native-port run (no bridge)
cd .. && DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=probe-key ./node_modules/.bin/dsh --profile headless \
  --patch ./native.patch.yml \
  "Rewrite src/payment.js so that total returns (a + b) * (1 + rate). Then stop."

Artifacts to compare afterwards: .lint-guard-trace.jsonl in whichever directory the run used (dsh's session cwd is the launch directory; Claude Code's is where you invoked it), the raw dsh session under ~/.dsh/sessions/<workspace-slug>/<session-id>/session.v4.jsonl.zstd, and runs/model-server-wire.jsonl for the wire-level view.

Caveats

  • Tested against bridge @deepseek-ai/dsh-experimental-claude-code-mods 0.2.1-alpha.1 and Claude Code 2.1.289 (the bridge's docs target 2.1.287). Both move fast; expect drift.
  • Claude Code's reference run used the account's first-party model, so run 1 is the only non-deterministic one. The audited behaviors (rewrite applied, result shape, event firing) were stable and are backed by the captured stream in probe/runs/.
  • The dsh runs change host state once: the bridge package is added to ~/.dsh/profiles/headless. Remove it with dsh plugin --profile headless remove if you want the profile pristine.

See also

Source 1 files
hooks/lint-guard.mjs 314 lines
1// lint-guard — an ordinary eslint wrapper mod, and an interop probe.
2//
3// Under Claude Code it loads as a plugin (`claude --plugin-dir <this dir>`);
4// under the DeepSeek Harness the same module mounts through
5// @deepseek-ai/dsh-experimental-claude-code-mods (wrapped by ../index.mjs).
6//
7// Every host-API call is recorded (name, ok, ms, result preview or error)
8// and flushed to .lint-guard-trace.jsonl in the working directory through
9// $.fs.write, so both hosts leave a comparable artifact. The trace is
10// mirrored into $.store under "lint-guard:trace" after each flush.
11//
12// The module must stay runtime-portable: it imports nothing, because the
13// Claude Code hooks environment has no Node ("no DOM, no Node").
14
15const PREFIX = "[lint-guard]";
16const ESLINT_CONFIG = "eslint.config.mjs";
17
18// Module-level state. Claude Code: survives the mod's hot reload. The dsh
19// bridge: survives a remount (register re-runs on the same evaluated module).
20const findings = { files: 0, problems: 0, errors: 0, last: null };
21const seen = { toolCheck: 0, turnStep: 0, agentSpawn: 0, uiRender: 0, promptSubmit: 0 };
22const trace = [];
23
24function preview(v) {
25  try {
26    const s = JSON.stringify(v);
27    if (s === undefined) return String(v);
28    return s.length > 240 ? s.slice(0, 237) + "..." : s;
29  } catch {
30    return String(v);
31  }
32}
33
34function rec(row) {
35  const full = { ts: new Date().toISOString(), ...row };
36  trace.push(full);
37  return full;
38}
39
40// Every $ call in the mod goes through here: the row lands in the trace
41// whether the call resolves, rejects, or sits outside the served table.
42async function call($, name, fn) {
43  const row = rec({ call: name });
44  const t0 = Date.now();
45  try {
46    const v = await fn();
47    row.ok = true;
48    row.ms = Date.now() - t0;
49    if (v !== undefined) row.result = preview(v);
50  } catch (e) {
51    row.ok = false;
52    row.ms = Date.now() - t0;
53    row.error = String((e && e.message) || e).slice(0, 300);
54  }
55  return row;
56}
57
58async function flush($) {
59  await call($, "fs.write(.lint-guard-trace.jsonl)", () =>
60    $.fs.write(".lint-guard-trace.jsonl", trace.map((r) => JSON.stringify(r)).join("\n") + "\n")
61  );
62  await call($, "store.set(lint-guard:trace)", () =>
63    $.store.set("lint-guard:trace", { rows: trace.length, tail: trace.slice(-6).map(preview) })
64  );
65}
66
67// $.plugin.name / $.plugin.root may be properties or promise-returning
68// members depending on the host; accept either.
69async function pluginFacts($) {
70  const name = await $.plugin.name;
71  const root = await $.plugin.root;
72  return { name, root };
73}
74
75// Runs eslint with the mod's own flat config. The full stdout never enters
76// the trace (previews are truncated) — only the parsed summary does.
77async function lintPaths($, paths) {
78  const cwd = await $.session.cwd();
79  const facts = await pluginFacts($);
80  const bin = `${cwd}/node_modules/.bin/eslint`;
81  const config = `${facts.root}/${ESLINT_CONFIG}`;
82  const argv = [bin, "--no-warn-ignored", "-c", config, "--format", "json", ...paths];
83  const row = rec({ call: `process.run(eslint ${paths.join(" ")})` });
84  const t0 = Date.now();
85  let summary = { files: 0, problems: 0, errors: 0, line: "eslint produced no output" };
86  try {
87    const res = await $.process.run(argv);
88    row.ms = Date.now() - t0;
89    row.result = preview({ exitCode: res.exitCode, stdoutBytes: (res.stdout ?? "").length, stderr: String(res.stderr ?? "").slice(0, 120) });
90    let arr = [];
91    try {
92      arr = JSON.parse(res.stdout ?? "[]");
93    } catch {
94      row.parse = "stdout not eslint-json";
95    }
96    summary.files = arr.length;
97    summary.problems = arr.reduce((n, f) => n + (f.errorCount + f.warningCount), 0);
98    summary.errors = arr.reduce((n, f) => n + f.errorCount, 0);
99    const first = arr
100      .flatMap((f) => f.messages)
101      .slice(0, 2)
102      .map((m) => `${m.ruleId}: ${m.message}`)
103      .join("; ");
104    summary.line = first || (summary.files ? "clean" : `exit ${res.exitCode}: ${String(res.stderr ?? "").slice(0, 100)}`);
105    row.ok = true;
106  } catch (e) {
107    row.ok = false;
108    row.ms = Date.now() - t0;
109    row.error = String((e && e.message) || e).slice(0, 300);
110    summary.line = `eslint failed to run: ${row.error}`;
111  }
112  row.summary = summary;
113  return { row, summary };
114}
115
116function noteFindings(summary) {
117  findings.files = summary.files;
118  findings.problems = summary.problems;
119  findings.errors = summary.errors;
120  findings.last = summary.line;
121}
122
123async function drawBand($, e) {
124  const { Box, Text } = $.ui.resolve(e);
125  const color = findings.errors > 0 ? "yellow" : "green";
126  return Box({
127    flexDirection: "row",
128    paddingX: 1,
129    children: [
130      Text({ color, bold: true, children: `${PREFIX} ${findings.problems} finding(s)` }),
131      Text({ dimColor: true, children: findings.last ? `  last: ${String(findings.last).slice(0, 60)}` : "" }),
132    ],
133  });
134}
135
136export function register(on, options) {
137  const opts = options || {};
138  const runGaps = opts.gaps !== false;
139
140  // ---- silent observers: events the bridge documents as never raised ----
141  on("tool.check", async ($, e, next) => {
142    seen.toolCheck += 1;
143    rec({ event: "tool.check[observed]", n: seen.toolCheck, preview: preview(e).slice(0, 200) });
144    return next(e);
145  });
146  // (turn.step is also a silent-event probe candidate, but it streams —
147  // Claude Code requires an async-generator hook for it — and a generator
148  // hook risks the bridge mount, so it is left to the matrix's by-reading row.)
149  on("agent.spawn", async ($, e, next) => {
150    seen.agentSpawn += 1;
151    rec({ event: "agent.spawn[observed]", n: seen.agentSpawn });
152    return next(e);
153  });
154
155  // ---- prompt enrichment ----
156  on("prompt.submit", async ($, e, next) => {
157    seen.promptSubmit += 1;
158    rec({ event: "prompt.submit", text: String(e.text ?? "").slice(0, 160) });
159    const context = [...(e.context ?? []), `${PREFIX} watching src/**/*.js; files written or edited are linted automatically`];
160    return next({ ...e, context });
161  });
162
163  // ---- session lifecycle ----
164  on("session.start", async ($, e, next) => {
165    rec({ event: "session.start", opts: preview(opts) });
166
167    await call($, "plugin.name/root", async () => preview(await pluginFacts($)));
168    await call($, "env.get(LINT_GUARD_PATTERN)", () => $.env.get("LINT_GUARD_PATTERN"));
169    await call($, "command.register(lint)", () =>
170      $.command.register({ name: "lint", description: "Run eslint over the workspace and report findings" })
171    );
172    await call($, "tool.register(lint_report)", () =>
173      $.tool.register({
174        name: "lint_report",
175        description: "Returns the eslint findings lint-guard recorded most recently",
176        inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: {} },
177      })
178    );
179    await call($, "command.list", () => $.command.list());
180    await call($, "tool.list", async () => (await $.tool.list()).length);
181    await call($, "session.id", () => $.session.id());
182    await call($, "session.cwd", () => $.session.cwd());
183    await call($, "session.model", () => $.session.model());
184    await call($, "session.version", () => $.session.version());
185    await call($, "session.usage", () => $.session.usage());
186    await call($, "session.messages", async () => (await $.session.messages()).length);
187
188    await flush($); // checkpoint before probes that may hang or reject
189
190    await call($, "fs.exists(src)", () => $.fs.exists("src"));
191
192    if (runGaps) {
193      // ---- documented-gap battery: members the bridge says it does not serve.
194      // Each is wrapped; whatever the host does lands in the trace. $.model.complete
195      // goes last: under the bridge it waits on a side-request event, and a hang
196      // costs this hook its 10s budget, which is itself the finding.
197      await call($, "GAP settings.read", () => $.settings.read());
198      await call($, "GAP fs.ancestors", () => $.fs.ancestors({ names: [ESLINT_CONFIG] }));
199      await call($, "GAP process.spawn", () => $.process.spawn(["/usr/bin/true"]));
200      await call($, "GAP session.repo", () => $.session.repo());
201      await call($, "GAP config.list", () => $.config.list());
202      await call($, "GAP telemetry.log", () => $.telemetry.log("lint-guard probe"));
203      await call($, "GAP ui.copy", () => $.ui.copy("lint-guard probe"));
204      await call($, "GAP prompt.read", () => $.prompt.read());
205      await call($, "GAP model.complete", () =>
206        $.model.complete({ model: "haiku", prompt: "Reply with the single word OK", maxTokens: 8 })
207      );
208    }
209
210    // Self-test of the command surface: `$.command.run` queues `/lint` and it
211    // executes once the session is idle, raising our command.run hook. Fired
212    // without await so session.start settles first.
213    call($, "command.run(lint) [queued self-test]", () => $.command.run({ command: "lint" })).then((row) => {
214      rec({ call: "command.run(lint) [settled]", ok: row.ok, result: row.result, error: row.error });
215    });
216
217    await flush($);
218    return next(e);
219  });
220
221  on("turn.complete", async ($, e, next) => {
222    rec({ event: "turn.complete", preview: preview(e).slice(0, 200), seen: { ...seen } });
223    await call($, "session.usage", () => $.session.usage());
224    await flush($);
225    return { text: `${PREFIX} findings so far: ${findings.problems}` };
226  });
227
228  on("session.end", async ($, e, next) => {
229    rec({ event: "session.end", seen: { ...seen }, findings: { ...findings } });
230    await call($, "store.set(lint-guard:findings)", () => $.store.set("lint-guard:findings", { ...findings }));
231    await flush($);
232    return next(e);
233  });
234
235  // ---- the mod's actual job: lint after every Write/Edit ----
236  on("tool.call", { tool: ["Write", "Edit"] }, async ($, e, next) => {
237    const result = await next(e);
238    const file = e.file_path ?? (e.input && e.input.file_path) ?? null;
239    rec({ event: "tool.call[post-lint]", tool: e.tool, file, resultKeys: result && typeof result === "object" ? Object.keys(result) : typeof result });
240
241    if (file) {
242      const { summary } = await lintPaths($, [file]);
243      noteFindings(summary);
244      await call($, "store.set(lint-guard:findings)", () => $.store.set("lint-guard:findings", { ...findings }));
245      await call($, "ui.log", () => $.ui.log(`${PREFIX} ${file}: ${summary.problems} finding(s)`));
246      await call($, "ui.toast", () => $.ui.toast(`${PREFIX} lint: ${summary.problems} finding(s)`));
247      await call($, "ui.status", () => $.ui.status(`${PREFIX} ${summary.problems} finding(s)`));
248
249      // Rewrite the tool result the host is about to record: append our line
250      // to whichever text-ish field the result carries. A frozen result (the
251      // event is deeply frozen; the result may be too) is recorded, not fatal.
252      let rewrote = null;
253      try {
254        if (result && typeof result === "object") {
255          for (const k of ["output", "text", "content"]) {
256            if (typeof result[k] === "string") {
257              result[k] += `\n${PREFIX} eslint after edit: ${summary.line}`;
258              rewrote = k;
259              break;
260            }
261          }
262        }
263      } catch (err) {
264        rec({ call: "tool.result-rewrite", ok: false, error: `result frozen: ${err}` });
265      }
266      if (rewrote) rec({ call: "tool.result-rewrite", ok: true, field: rewrote });
267    }
268
269    await flush($);
270    return result;
271  });
272
273  // ---- interop probe: does the host apply argument rewrites passed to next? ----
274  on("tool.call", { tool: "Bash" }, async ($, e, next) => {
275    if (String(e.command ?? "") !== "echo lint-guard-probe") return next(e);
276    await call($, "ui.notice", () => $.ui.notice(e.tool_use_id, `${PREFIX} checked`));
277    const result = await next({ ...e, command: "echo lint-guard-REWRITTEN-BY-MOD" });
278    rec({ probe: "bash-args-rewrite", expectedIfApplied: "lint-guard-REWRITTEN-BY-MOD", result: preview(result) });
279    await flush($);
280    return result;
281  });
282
283  // ---- the mod-registered tool, served by us ----
284  on("tool.call", { tool: /lint_report$/ }, async ($, e, next) => {
285    rec({ event: "tool.call[own tool]", tool: e.tool });
286    return { result: { ...findings } };
287  });
288
289  // ---- /lint ----
290  on("command.run", { command: "lint" }, async ($, e, next) => {
291    rec({ event: "command.run", command: e.command, args: preview(e.args ?? null) });
292    const { summary } = await lintPaths($, ["src"]);
293    noteFindings(summary);
294    const report = [
295      `lint-guard report — ${new Date().toISOString()}`,
296      `files: ${summary.files}  problems: ${summary.problems} (errors: ${summary.errors})`,
297      `last: ${summary.line}`,
298      `events seen: ${JSON.stringify(seen)}`,
299      "",
300    ].join("\n");
301    await call($, "fs.write(.lint-guard-report.txt)", () => $.fs.write(".lint-guard-report.txt", report));
302    await flush($);
303    return { text: `${PREFIX} ${summary.files} file(s), ${summary.problems} finding(s)` };
304  });
305
306  // ---- the band above the prompt ----
307  on("ui.render", { component: "AbovePrompt" }, async ($, e, next) => {
308    seen.uiRender += 1;
309    if (findings.problems === 0 && findings.last === null) return next(e); // nothing to hold: yield the band
310    rec({ event: "ui.render[band]", n: seen.uiRender });
311    return drawBand($, e);
312  });
313}
314