newmark2dsh

newmark2dsh

A single DeepSeek Harness plugin bundle carrying Newmark's MemoryLab, ComputerUse and the Dev agent preset as four independently switchable components, over the shared ~/.Newmark user store.

What is in it

Loader row	Package	What it is
newmark-core	newmark2dsh	The shared Newmark root and the injected snapshot
newmark-memorylab	newmark2dsh-memorylab	Persistent memory: five memory_lab_* tools and the sidebar renderer
newmark-computeruse	newmark2dsh-computeruse	21 computer_use actions and the native screen-wide takeover stroke
preset-dev	@deepseek-ai/dsh-agent-preset	The Dev agent preset, declared and selected by this bundle

The two component packages live inside this one bundle (components/<name>/) and are declared as its dependencies, so installing the bundle installs them.

Install

plugin_manager action=install_bundle target=newmark2dsh

The takeover stroke

It is a native, topmost, click-through WinForms window covering the whole virtual screen — not a page decoration. It must live outside the DSH window, so the DSH page neither draws it nor learns about it, and it appears and clears with the lease rather than with a page load.

WS_EX_TRANSPARENT | WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW | WS_EX_TOPMOST, no WS_EX_LAYERED
bounds == SystemInformation.VirtualScreen      2 px stroke, 3000 ms lap, 33 ms timer
spawned with CREATE_NO_WINDOW                  stopped by takeover_stop, lease expiry,
                                               stopAll, process exit, owner watchdog

MemoryLab and the shared store

MemoryLab reads and writes the same user store the Newmark desktop app uses: ~/.Newmark/Memory Lab. The index is version 2 — #-prefixed tags, a components object keyed by slug, and contentHash/bytes per component. The plugin never rewrites the index on page load: a rebuild is gated on relationshipVersion plus each component's hash, so a store that has not changed is not written.

Verification

The plugin is developed against seven gates; the ones a reader can run against this repository are:

node scripts/verify-newmark-core.mjs            # the release gate
node scripts/verify-newmark-core-package.mjs    # publishable and self-contained
node scripts/verify-memorylab-tools.mjs         # all five tools + their pre-exposure

Releasing

Publishing is driven by a version tag, through npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC) — no token lives in this repository and there is nothing to rotate.

git tag v0.2.0
git push origin v0.2.0

.github/workflows/publish.yml then checks that the tag and package.json agree, checks that the bundle is self-contained (both nested manifests present, both declared as dependencies, neither declaring dsh.client), and publishes with --provenance.

One-time setup on the npm side, at https://www.npmjs.com/package/newmark2dsh/access → Trusted Publisher:

Field	Value
Provider	GitHub Actions
Repository	positer/newmark2dsh
Workflow filename	publish.yml

These must match the workflow exactly, or the registry refuses the OIDC exchange.

A tag can never publish a version other than the one in package.json: the mismatch fails the run instead of shipping something nobody asked for.

License

Proprietary. See LICENSE — all rights reserved by Newmark AI, no licence granted by publication.