Foreword¶

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a plug-in architecture. Developers often need to turn raw ideas into structured prompts. The dsh-prompt-optimizer plug-in injects a ♂harden button into the bottom-left corner of the conversation input box, providing one-click rewriting to turn drafts into prompts with clearer structure and a firmer tone.

What It Is¶

This is a client-side plug-in maintained by user asdnmy123 and released under the MIT license. It primarily addresses prompt structuring and supports one-click rewriting into a tough-guy style.

Core Features¶

• One-Click Rewrite: Rewrites a draft into the structure “rally opener → hard requirements checklist → self-check → urgent close.”
• Three Styles: Supports three styles: hard (pure tough-guy), team (full muscle-group mobilization), and cool (thunderous cool).
• Permanent Button: The button label is always ♂harden, totaling seven characters, with four states: idle, forging, success, and failure.
• Zero Dependencies: The client depends only on React and has no third-party runtime dependencies.
• Fallback Mechanism: Provides a deterministic local fallback to ensure the button always produces output.
• HTTP Endpoints: Provides the /dsh-prompt-optimizer/health and /dsh-prompt-optimizer/optimize endpoints.

Installation and Activation¶

Prerequisites¶

• Node >= 18
• DSH can run (desktop or CLI)

Option 1: Install Directly from GitHub (Recommended for Desktop)¶

The desktop version’s profile is exclusively managed by the Electron application and cannot be operated via CLI, so you must use the UI:

1. Open DSH and go to Settings → Plug-ins.
2. Enter the following content in the install box and confirm:

github:asdnmy123/dsh-prompt-optimizer

3. After installation, click Refresh Page (Ctrl+R), and the ♂harden button will appear in the bottom-left corner of the input box.

Option 2: Install Directly from GitHub (CLI Version)¶

If you are using the CLI version and the profile is managed by the CLI:

dsh plugin --profile <你的-profile> add github:asdnmy123/dsh-prompt-optimizer

Verify Installation¶

After installation, you can verify the plug-in status with the following command:

curl.exe http://127.0.0.1:19387/dsh-prompt-optimizer/health

The expected response is similar to {"ok":true,"plugin":"dsh-prompt-optimizer","version":"0.1.0"}.

Typical Usage¶

1. Write a draft in the conversation input box.
2. Click the ♂harden button in the bottom-left corner.
3. Wait 3~6 seconds; the button will enter the “forging” state.
4. The result will be automatically filled back into the input box. Review it before sending. If you are not satisfied, you can use Ctrl+Z to undo.

Configuration¶

Configuration must be written on the profile’s loader row (cordis.patch.yml):

- insert:
    - id: dsh-prompt-optimizer
      name: dsh-prompt-optimizer
      config:
        style: hard            # hard | team | cool
        maxInputChars: 20000
        maxConcurrent: 4
        localFallback: true    # 模型不可用时使用本地兜底

HTTP Endpoints¶

The plug-in provides same-origin, unauthenticated HTTP endpoints:

GET  /dsh-prompt-optimizer/health
     → { ok, plugin, version, style, localFallback }

POST /dsh-prompt-optimizer/optimize
     body: { "text": "<草稿>", "style": "hard|team|cool" }
     → { ok: true, text, engine, ms }
     → { ok: false, error: { code, message } }

Notes¶

• Desktop Limitation: The desktop version’s profile is managed by Electron and cannot be operated via CLI. You must refresh the page in Settings to see the button.
• Node Version: The runtime environment requires Node >= 18.
• Input Limits: The draft character limit is 20000, and the concurrency limit is 4.
• Factuality Fidelity: Deliverables, technology stack, dimensions, formatting, and other details must strictly meet the requirements. Do not add steps not present in the original text.