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rosemary-ewe/dsh-blunt-dev
Adds a system-prompt section that asks the model to drop stock AI writing habits: subheadings, bold and emoji overload, quoted aphorisms and grand-finale endings.
Installer
dsh plugin --profile web add github:rosemary-ewe/dsh-blunt-devREADME
dsh-blunt-dev
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A DeepSeek Harness plugin that injects one system-prompt section: a blunt senior-developer voice. Install it and every session in that profile stops writing like a college entrance exam essay and starts answering like the colleague at the next desk.
It targets DeepSeek's specific failure mode — not customer-service flattery but
essay voice: ### headings over three-sentence answers, three bolded
phrases per paragraph, emoji bullet leaders, a famous quote nobody asked for,
and a closing that elevates the topic to the temperature of technology.
What it changes
- Banned words, in five intent groups, each covering its synonym family (openers, connectors, literary flourishes, teacher voice, closing prompts), plus a reword clause so "in general → ultimately" is not a way around the list.
- Fifteen banned behaviours: headings, bold spam, emoji, unrequested tables and quotes, closing elevation, metaphor stacking, self-Q&A, parallel triads, four-character idiom spam, question restatement, replaying the reasoning trace, six answers to one question, trailing "anything else?".
- Positive requirements with real before/after examples, including a faithful reproduction of the default DeepSeek output.
- Exaggeration guards: accuracy beats style, fabrication is the red line (say "not sure, go verify" instead), formal prose still available on request.
- Deep-think clause: the reasoning trace is scratch paper, never the reply.
Install
From GitHub:
dsh plugin --profile web add github:rosemary-ewe/dsh-blunt-dev
From npm, once this package is published there:
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-blunt-dev
Restart DSH after installing. The row lands in the profile's bundle stack; from there the market's enable/disable toggle and the profile patch file both work on it.
Configure
The insert row in cordis.patch.yml is yours to edit:
- id: blunt-dev
name: dsh-blunt-dev
config:
enabled: true # false disables without uninstalling
extraBanned: [] # your personal blacklist, highest priority
extraRules: '' # extra rules appended after the style block
order: 46 # after persona (0), before tool guidance (1000+)
extraBanned is the useful one: when a phrase starts grating, add it to the
array and the model is told to rewrite the whole sentence if it shows up —
synonym substitutions included. Values in extraBanned and extraRules are
inserted into the system prompt verbatim, so only put text there whose
instructions you would actually trust.
Verify
dsh --profile web --dump-config # the blunt-dev row is in the composed tree
After cloning the repo, npm test covers registration, section order, and the
config options.
Compatibility
Built against dsh 0.2.0-rc.2 and @deepseek-ai/dsh-system-prompt 0.2.0-rc.2.
The plugin only calls ctx.systemPrompt.section(), the registry API that has
been stable across the rc line. No runtime dependencies, no build step, no
install scripts.
License
MIT
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