Install verification: runtime verified (L5) · tested on dsh 0.2.1-rc.2 · last checked Install verification details →
What it doesAI
Telegram/WeChat bridge bot that lets you remotely control a DSH workspace: publish tasks, voice chat, switch models, restart and auto-remember.
- Bind a bot to a DSH workspace with a single command
- Publish tasks and chat by voice from Telegram or WeChat
- Switch models, restart/upgrade and keep session memory continuity
Capability tags are AI-inferred or rule-extracted from the README (see badge) — vocabulary-limited, not install-verified. AI = inferred; README = literal keyword from the readme.
Installation
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-botpluginInstall method: npm · runtime verified (L5)
Verification & Compatibility
Grouped by plugin version: each card lists the dsh versions actually tested against that artifact version and their install verdicts (L5 wins). Untested combinations are omitted — absence means untested, never assumed compatible. L1–L3 are a plugin-level static archive (independent of the dsh version — the same verdict on every dsh row): they sit in each row's level grid next to L4/L5, marked "static", while their evidence is stored once per plugin inside that row's "checks & evidence" instead of being duplicated per version.
External credentials (plugin-level): none detected
○ The author declares no dsh version requirement — install is not blocked by version.
| plugin \ dsh | dsh 0.2.1-rc.2 current | dsh 0.2.1-alpha.4 | dsh 0.2.1-alpha.2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0.8 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
1.0.8npm✓ 3 runtime-verified2026-10-19
dsh-botplugin
✓dsh 0.2.1-rc.2current2026-10-19L5 · runtime verified
- • Node.js: v24.14.0
- • DSH: 0.2.1-rc.2
- • Plugin artifact: npm · dsh-botplugin@1.0.8
ID: dsh-bot-2@1.0.8@dsh0.2.1-rc.2 · profile: l4-sandbox
Issued: 2026-10-19 · expires: 2026-10-26
View checks & evidence
active in loader tree (150 entries)
L1–L3 are plugin-level static conclusions (baseline, identical across dsh versions): evidence is stored once per plugin.
✓dsh 0.2.1-alpha.42026-10-17L5 · runtime verified
- • Node.js: v24.14.0
- • DSH: 0.2.1-alpha.4
- • Plugin artifact: npm · dsh-botplugin@1.0.8
ID: dsh-bot-2@1.0.8@dsh0.2.1-alpha.4 · profile: l4-sandbox
Issued: 2026-10-17 · expires: 2026-10-24
View checks & evidence
active in loader tree (150 entries)
L1–L3 are plugin-level static conclusions (baseline, identical across dsh versions): evidence is stored once per plugin.
✓dsh 0.2.1-alpha.22026-10-15L5 · runtime verified
- • Node.js: v24.14.0
- • DSH: 0.2.1-alpha.2
- • Plugin artifact: npm · dsh-botplugin@1.0.8
ID: dsh-bot-2@1.0.8@dsh0.2.1-alpha.2 · profile: l3-fullscan
Issued: 2026-10-15 · expires: 2026-10-22
View checks & evidence
active in loader tree (150 entries)
L1–L3 are plugin-level static conclusions (baseline, identical across dsh versions): evidence is stored once per plugin.
Only the latest 3 published versions are shown; source-snapshot (commit hash) groups, unstated groups and older versions are omitted — the full archive stays in the data layer (snapshot/unstated groups appear only when a plugin has no published version).
Author badges
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`[](https://www.dsh.so/artifact/dsh-bot-2/)``[](https://www.dsh.so/artifact/dsh-bot-2/)`Security Report
Two automated layers, neither a manual review: a static scan (per-plugin rule checks) and a model-driven dynamic security audit that covers only the subset static-flagged at warn or above and never executes plugin code.
Static medium, dynamic medium — stricter wins → overall medium.
v1.0.8dsh manifest1.0.8npm2026-10-211.0.8same versionsuspicious · npmVet is an AST static scan (npm artifact or git source).
show static findings (8)
- warningchildProcess · code-exec
qr-terminal.mjs:335const res = spawnSync('osascript', args, { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000 }); - warningchildProcess · code-exec
qr-terminal.mjs:350const qrRes = spawnSync('qrencode', ['-l', 'M', '-s', '1', '-m', '2', '-o', '-', text], { - warningcurlDownload · network
setup-bot.sh:20if curl -fsSL --max-time 60 "$URL" -o "$TMP" 2>/dev/null && [ -s "$TMP" ]; then - warningcurlDownload · network
setupdsh-helper.sh:24if curl -fsSL --max-time 25 "$SETUPDSH_URL" -o "${SELF_PATH}.new" 2>/dev/null \ - warningchildProcess · code-exec
src/asr.js:251const child = spawn( - warningshellExec · shell
src/asr.js:80const out = execFileSync('which', [name], { timeout: 3000 }); - warningshellExec · shell
src/asr.js:139execFileSync(bin, ['-c', 'import funasr'], { timeout: 60_000, stdio: 'ignore' }); - warningshellExec · shell
src/asr.js:196const out = execFileSync('/usr/bin/vm_stat', [], { timeout: 5000 }).toString();
show 4 audit findings
- mediumRuntime helper downloads setupdsh.sh from a mutable branch and executes it, with only a static marker as check
setupdsh-helper.sh:29The file header states this helper is invoked by the bot's /setupdsh menu command, so a chat command causes the latest setupdsh.sh from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aitcmhk-web/DSH-bot/main/setupdsh.sh to be downloaded and run with the host user's privileges. The 'setupdsh-self-marker' grep is a sanity check, not integrity verification: there is no pinning, hash or signature, so a compromise/typo of the repo, a force-push to main, or a SETUPDSH_URL override turns this into arbitrary shell execution on the machine running the bot.
- lowLegacy entry script downloads a second remote script and runs it via /bin/sh without verification
setup-bot.sh:21Running this script executes whatever currently sits at setupbot.sh on the main branch, with no pinning or checksum, and the URL is overridable through SETUPBOT_URL. The user trusts the wrapper but the wrapper forwards execution to unpinned remote content (same trust class as the helper above, but requires the user to start the script).
- lowPredictable /tmp fallback path is written by curl and then executed as a shell script
setup-bot.sh:18When mktemp fails, the download target becomes a predictable, PID-based name in the world-writable /tmp. curl -o follows a pre-existing symlink, so a local user who can pre-create /tmp/setupbot.<pid>.sh can influence the bytes that are then run by /bin/sh (and, in the symlink case, cause the write to land on another file the victim can write). Requires local access, hence low.
- lowTelegram bot token is passed as a curl URL argument, exposing it in the process list
restart-helper.sh:108The token reaches curl as part of argv, so it appears in `ps`/`/proc/<pid>/cmdline` for the lifetime of the request and is visible to other local users on the host. The token itself is not written to the restart log (checked), so the leak is limited to the process listing, but this is the bot's full control credential.
JS modules reviewed are defensively written; residual risk sits in shipped shell helpers that fetch and execute unpinned remote scripts and expose a Telegram token in argv.
Rule: the dynamic audit can only raise risk, never lower it (raise-only, never an exemption); a wrong raise is withdrawn by human review and the tier falls back to the static verdict. Overall verdict = the stricter of the two layers.
Disclaimer: the static scan and the dynamic security audit are both automated analysis, not a security guarantee. Always review what you install.
Activity
Last commit 2026-10-19 · activity: Active
• Repo created: 2026-09-28
• Stars: ★ 1 · Forks: 0
• Health: Active — committed within last 30 days
Source
GitHub: github.com/aitcmhk-web/DSH-bot
Author README
View on GitHub ↗The author's original README from the repository — fetched live, unedited (the English page loads the default README).
