--- title: "dsh-orchestrator verification on 2026-09-06" category: procedures service: dsh-orchestrator version: "1.0.0" tags: [verification, release, provenance, compatibility] created: "2026-09-06" last_updated: "2026-09-06" description: "Separates published 1.1.0 registry verification from the local 2.0.0 DSH migration." --- # Verification on 2026-09-06 ## Published artifact: 1.1.0 - npm integrity: `sha512-5ANFM4XFlB3e56wiN5RCsYlpkcKYNBZMGf64DD0LcAC/aXh6IntQwusNqJbmMN990rBOJ1x6fawO0lBI/3MAfg==`. - npm metadata identifies the eight-file public package, SLSA provenance v1 and registry signatures. - A clean installation of `dsh-orchestrator@1.1.0` and `dsh-codex@1.4.0`, with lifecycle scripts disabled, passed cryptographic checks: 461 signatures and 60 attestations. Dependency audit reported zero vulnerabilities. - The historical `1.0.1` post-release markers and `1.1.0` pre-tag markers remain historical records. They are not restated as a new registry runtime test. - A new pnpm `11.24.0` registry install of the exact pair into DSH `0.1.1-rc.2` booted the web host. The composed Codex service returned `DSH_HOST_CODEX_OK` and Copilot Gemini returned `DSH_GEMINI_CHILD_OK`. Claude returned `invalid-success` with exit code 1 using the older bundled SDK. These current runtime results do not rewrite the historical successful release record. ## Local candidate: 2.0.0 - Node `22.22.2`, npm `11.13.0`, pnpm `11.24.0`, DSH `0.1.2-rc.1`, dsh-codex `1.5.0` candidate, Copilot CLI `1.0.80`. - Final checks in the original repository passed: required files, version sync, KB, license, package, configuration, lint, all 16 tests, source audit, permission audit and package dry run. Tests use the real DSH composition API and resolve the provider's actual SDK to verify the `0.3.263` override. - This package ships configuration only. Node coverage describes test code; it is not a claim of runtime code coverage. The host composition and native provider checks are the runtime evidence. - Candidate dependency audit: zero vulnerabilities, 526 verified signatures and 79 attestations. - Both candidate tarballs installed into an isolated `web` profile, Codex first, with pnpm `11.24.0`. DSH loaded `claude-code` and `copilot-gemini`; installing the bundles itself started no vendor child. - Through the actual composed host, Codex returned `DSH_HOST_CODEX_OK`, and Copilot Gemini returned `DSH_GEMINI_CHILD_OK` with `completed`. The parent and child handles were disposed after the run. - The first Claude delegation failed because DSH pins SDK `0.3.241`, which embeds Claude Code `2.1.241`. The native standalone CLI was already `2.1.263` and authenticated with Claude Max. A direct official-SDK diagnostic confirmed HTTP 400: the account's model requires CLI `2.1.251` or newer. - A targeted profile-root pnpm override to SDK `0.3.263` fixed the failure. The same composed profile then returned `DSH_CLAUDE_CHILD_OK` and `DSH_GEMINI_CHILD_OK`, both with `completed`, followed by parent/child disposal. This qualification requires the documented profile override; installing the bundle alone does not apply it. ## Limits and release gate Version `2.0.0` is a local candidate and has not been published. Service-level native delegation is verified; a Codex parent calling both named tools, live cancellation, final combined UI smoke, and checks on the exact future registry artifact remain release gates until their results are recorded. The newer provider packages are not declared compatible with DSH `0.1.1-rc.2`. All tests used disposable DSH profiles with telemetry disabled. The user's regular DSH installation has not been located or changed.