This release adds DeepSeek Harness support and closes a gap that let PowerShell recursive deletions aimed at the home directory through $home or ${home} run unblocked.
Added
- Added DeepSeek Harness integration.
npx -y cc-safety-net@latest install --deepseek-harnessaddscc-safety-netas a profile plugin bundle to the Desktop app and the web profile, anduninstall --deepseek-harnessremoves it; the guard analyzesbash,pwsh, and file tool calls against the session workspace and can only deny. Quit DeepSeek Harness Desktop before installing, because Desktop plugins can only change while it is closed. (#180) - Added a
deepseek-harnessentry todoctoranddoctor --json, reporting the profiles where the bundle is installed and calling out a profile where it is installed but disabled.
Changed
- Changed the policy GUI to use the brand logo and favicon from the README, replacing the previous wordmark and mesh favicon.
Fixed
- Fixed PowerShell recursive-force deletions targeting the home directory escaping the guard when written as
$home,$Home, or${home}rather than$HOME. PowerShell variable names are case-insensitive, and because$HOMEis read-only, an assignment to it no longer hides a deletion still aimed at home.