dsh-ev-vs-fuel: EV vs. Fuel Cost Comparison Plugin
`dsh-ev-vs-fuel` is an online utility plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, maintained by uckkk. It is implemented in pure Node.js, requires no network requests, and is designed to accurately compare the operating costs of fuel vehicles and electric vehicles. The installation command is `dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-ev-vs-fuel`. When using it, specific dependency versions must be satisfied, and it runs with the permissions of the current process. It is recommended to review the source code and license before use.
Read Moredsh-collaboration: DeepSeek Harness Multi-Agent Collaboration Plugin
dsh-collaboration is an open-source multi-agent collaboration plugin suite for DeepSeek Harness (MIT License), designed to address pain points related to task splitting, model comparison, and visual access. Core features include on-demand scheduling and state management of expert instances through Specialist Roster and Team Console (tools such as team_call and team_message), utilizing the model_compare tool to perform side-by-side comparisons of multi-model outputs for the same prompt, translating image analysis results into text via Vision Bridge to enable text-based main agents to handle multimodal tasks, as well as the Image Inbox feature, which supports pasting images within a session and generating workspace file paths. The plugin does not...
Read More@chaggle/dsh-powershell-check: Intercepting Common PowerShell Pitfalls Before pwsh Tool Calls
`@chaggle/dsh-powershell-check` is a DSH plugin designed to address common syntax, encoding, and version compatibility issues in PowerShell invocations. It leverages the `tools/pre-execute` interception point to perform static checks before command execution, directly rejecting calls that hit blocking-level rules and returning a `deny reason` with remediation suggestions, thereby front-loading error feedback and reducing model trial-and-error loops. The plugin offers two modes—`deny` (blocking) and `warn` (logging only)—supports bilingual output in Chinese and English, and includes a built-in rule engine to ensure consistent behavior between the Gate and the CLI. Users can independently check command text or files via the CLI, run self-tests, or install PSScriptAna in the host environment.
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