dsh-flutter-sandbox

A DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugin that lets Flutter and Dart run inside dsh's workspace-write sandbox.

Out of the box, dsh only lets sandboxed commands write the session workspace and /tmp. Flutter also writes outside the project on every run, so even flutter --version fails:

update_engine_version.sh: line 71: .../flutter/bin/cache/engine.stamp.tmp: Read-only file system

This plugin replaces dsh's stock sandbox provider with one that also grants write access to these directories (only those that exist):

Everything else stays protected, and read-only and danger-full-access modes are unchanged. The model is told about the extra directories in its context.

Install

dsh plugin --profile tui add github:liyuqian/dsh-flutter-sandbox

Use --profile web (or any other profile name) for other profiles. Remove it with dsh plugin --profile tui remove dsh-flutter-sandbox.

Configure

The defaults need no configuration. To turn off the Flutter directories or add your own, override the plugin row in your profile's cordis.patch.yml (~/.dsh/profiles/<profile>/cordis.patch.yml):

- id: sandbox-flutter
  config:
    flutter: true               # grant the Flutter/Dart/Gradle/Android directories above
    extraWritableRoots:         # additional absolute directories
      - /home/me/.cocoapods

The stock provider's options (runnerCommand, runnerFailureSignatures, probeTimeoutMs) are accepted too.

How it works

The plugin's bundle patch disables dsh-base's sandbox row (@deepseek-ai/dsh-sandbox-local) and inserts sandbox-flutter, a subclass of that provider. For each workspace-write call it lets the stock provider build the runner command, then inserts one grant per existing directory before the -- that precedes your command:

• bubblewrap (Linux): --bind <dir> <dir>
• Landlock (Linux): --rw <dir>
• Seatbelt (macOS): (allow file-write* (subpath "<dir>"))

Limitations

• Shell commands only. dsh's own file write/edit tools check writable paths separately and still deny these directories; the model can ask for approval as usual. Flutter, pub and Gradle write through the shell, so this does not affect them.
• Windows is not supported. The ACL runner cannot grant extra directories, so confined commands fail with a clear error instead of silently running without the grants.
• Depends on the stock runner's argument layout. A dsh release that changes it makes the plugin fail loudly with "unexpected sandbox argv layout" rather than run unconfined. Tested with dsh 0.1.1-rc.2.
• Pub workspaces. flutter pub get in a package of a pub workspace writes to the workspace root; start the dsh session at that root.

Develop

npm test

The tests cover root discovery and each runner's grant insertion without a dsh installation.

License

MIT