Grok subscription OAuth provider and Web configuration plugin for DeepSeek Harness
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Grok subscription OAuth provider and Web configuration plugin for DeepSeek Harness
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:NOirBRight/dsh-llm-grok No supported platforms were declared.
grok) and settings namespace (llm-grok). It does not replace the built-in xai console API-key route, and it does not declare apiKeyEnv. The package root exposes the Cordis plugin contract. The same artifact exports ./client, which contributes the Grok card under Settings → Providers. ## Installation DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.6 or later is required. Install directly from GitHub: ~~~sh dsh plugin --profile web add github:NOirBRight/dsh-llm-grok dsh web ~~~ The repository tracks release-ready lib artifacts, so GitHub installation needs no build-script allowlist. A source checkout can use a link installation after running pnpm run build. ## Web configuration Open Settings → Providers → Grok. Sign in with xAI starts a Host-owned PKCE flow against auth.x.ai (the Grok CLI public client), opens the system browser, and stores the session only on the Host at $DSH_HOME/grok-oauth.json (mode 0600). The card then shows the account email. Sign out deletes that file. The browser never receives tokens. This plugin does not read or write ~/.grok/auth.json. ### Plugin configuration 
The Plugin card keeps two catalogs: the signed-in account list from GET /v1/models-v2, and the displayed subset stored as settings.models. The conversation picker uses only the displayed subset. Each row can set Default thinking and a Context window used as the DSH compaction budget. Official grok-4.6 / grok-4.5 default to 500,000 tokens. The card catalog starts collapsed; it can be reordered, edited, deleted, or replaced from the account list. When the subset has never been saved, the frozen default is grok-4.6 and grok-4.5. Chat goes to POST https://cli-chat-proxy.grok.com/v1/responses. Every request includes DSH function tools plus always-on server-side { type: "web_search" } and { type: "x_search" }. Search is not a ctx.web provider. Server search returns encrypted tco_* reasoning items with empty summaries; those stay in replay and no longer each paint an empty Think row. If Grok also echoes the same search as a client custom_tool_call (xs_call-* / ws_call-*, often named x_keyword_search), the plugin drops it so DSH does not report unknown tool. Reasoning is sent as official Responses reasoning: { effort }, with values low / medium / high (default) / xhigh (4.6 only). When signed in, the card also shows subscription usage from a Host billing read (GET /v1/billing?format=credits). Logged-out cards do not request billing; an unrecognized surface is shown as unsupported, not as an error. Chat without a session fails MISSING_CREDENTIAL. A stored session whose refresh fails is cleared and fails AUTH. ensureFreshSession already runs before each chat request; a later 401 is not retried at the Responses layer. Every proxy request sends this plugin's X-Dsh-Plugin identity plus the CLI version headers the proxy requires (x-grok-client-version / x-grok-client-identifier). A missing version is answered 426. Those headers are a compatibility constraint, not an attempt to impersonate the official CLI product. The Models page, if it lists Grok at all, is hint-only. Because this package does not declare apiKeyEnv, that row must not show a missing-API-key badge. ## Config ~~~yaml - id: llm-grok name: 'dsh-llm-grok' config: streamIdleTimeoutMs: 300000 retryPolicy: mode: normal backoff: initialDelayMs: 500 maxDelayMs: 10000 jitterRatio: 0.1 ~~~ There is no apiKeyEnv and no user-editable base URL. models is the displayed conversation catalog, a subset of the account list.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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