dsh-plugins

dsh-plugins

Public plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), one package each under packages/, under the @rs-dsh npm scope.

Package	What it does	Status
@rs-dsh/dsh-core	The shared base of the rs-dsh plugins: one selection toolbar for all their actions, and boxes drawn with DSH's own components. Installed by the plugins that use it	0.1.2
@rs-dsh/dsh-threads	Comment on any passage of a Web conversation and get a brief reply from the session's own model in a small thread next to it; passages stay highlighted, and a thread can be sent to the chat. Formerly @rs-dsh/dsh-comment	0.4.1
@rs-dsh/dsh-cockpit	A durable task board for a hub session that coordinates builders: a tree of steps with free-form link fields (issue, PR, branch, worktree, model, effort), kept as one local JSON file per board that other processes can read	0.3.0
@rs-dsh/dsh-quote	Quote passages from a Web conversation into your next message as composer chips, each with an optional note you can edit; hover shows the full quote, and sent quotes render as cards	0.3.1
@rs-dsh/dsh-drafts	Get back what you typed into a new Web conversation and left before sending: unsent drafts are listed above the message box of a new conversation, with Open and Discard	0.1.0

Install

A profile installs a package from npm, at an exact version:

dsh plugin --profile <name> add @rs-dsh/<package>@<version>

As a fallback, it installs one from this repository, pinned to a commit or a tag:

"@rs-dsh/<package>": "github:romany-saad/dsh-plugins#<commit or tag>&path:packages/<package>"

Develop

pnpm install
pnpm test

To try a package from a checkout, install it by path into a scratch profile: dsh plugin --profile scratch add ./packages/<package>. A link: or path dependency is for local development only; profiles that others reproduce pin a commit or a tag.

Layout

• packages/<name>/: one plugin, with its own package.json, a consumer-facing README.md with screenshots in docs/images/, DEVELOPING.md for maintainer notes, cordis.patch.yml when it ships a patch layer, and tests.
• Each package declares the DSH packages it uses as peerDependencies, so it runs against the DSH the profile already has.

Releases

Each release is a tag <package>@<version>, for example dsh-cockpit@0.1.0. Profiles pin the tag, which pnpm accepts with &path:, or its commit. Pushing the tag runs .github/workflows/publish.yml, which publishes that version to npm. <package> is the folder under packages/. The workflow refuses a tag whose version differs from that package's package.json, a private package, and a tag whose commit is not on main. A version with - (such as 0.2.0-rc.1) goes to npm's next tag, any other to latest.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Every pull request gets one code review before the maintainer merges it. See CONTRIBUTING.md: among other rules, a change a user can see updates that package's README and retakes its screenshots.

Translations are welcome too. The plugins come in English and Chinese, following DSH. Corrections to either and new languages are welcome, and a correction needs no coding; see Translations.

License

MIT