What DeepSeek Harness failure should we verify next?

[denial123789]

The handbook grows from operator evidence, not generic topic lists. If a DeepSeek Harness failure is costing you time, post it here and we will evaluate it for a source-backed runbook.

Please include only sanitized evidence:

• exact DSH version or source commit;
• operating system, Node version, and install path;
• selected profile and provider/model when relevant;
• the first error or incorrect durable event, not only the final cascade;
• a fresh-Session or clean-profile comparison;
• what you expected to observe; and
• links to any related official Discussion.

Do not include API keys, credentials, private prompts, proprietary source, or complete Session logs without authorization.

We prioritize reports that are reproducible, affect more than one operator, expose an undocumented runtime boundary, and can be verified against official source. Accepted guides will include evidence commands, failure branches, success signals, unsafe shortcuts, and the upstream revision used for verification.

Current interactive starting points:

• Install Doctor: https://sandbaseai.github.io/deepseek-harness-handbook/install-doctor.html
• Failure Router: https://sandbaseai.github.io/deepseek-harness-handbook/diagnose.html
• Field Status: https://sandbaseai.github.io/deepseek-harness-handbook/field-status.html

Simplified Chinese reports are welcome. Canonical guides are written in English first so technical claims keep one reviewable source of truth.

[liyangbing]

A useful next step is to report the first broken runtime boundary, not only the final error string. The handbook now has an interactive Failure Router that separates provider, tool, approval, sandbox, session, and client failures, then asks for a small evidence bundle: https://sandbaseai.github.io/deepseek-harness-handbook/diagnose.html\n\nIf you have a cold-session or interrupted-tool failure that the router cannot classify, please share the exact symptom and verified dsh revision here. The handbook is independent community documentation, not official DeepSeek AI support.