dsh-openui-studio: On-demand generation of OpenUI answers in DSH conversations
dsh-openui-studio adds an on-demand /openui command to normal conversations within DeepSeek Harness. It generates OpenUI Lang using the current session model, validates it through the official OpenUI chat library, and renders it using the official Renderer. Only turns with explicit /openui requests generate the interface, while normal messages remain unaffected. The answer supports layer-by-layer redrawing and replay, and buttons only fill the input box without auto-sending. The rendering configuration is located in render.js, and the model invocation configuration is in cordis.patch.yml. The plugin operates with the permissions of the current DSH process; please review the source code and license before installation.
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dsh-intelligence-ui is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by MarkYangKp (v1.1.1, MIT). It intercepts the assistant-step renderer (priority -20) and directs three types of response forms: model-written OpenUI Lang fences are processed through the parse→evaluate→render pipeline for in-place rendering; structured Markdown is upgraded to cards, charts, and search tables by the client-side compiler; and plain text is handed back to the host renderer. The plugin provides 44 components covering layout, data, charts, maps, code diffs, trees/graphs, and interactive controls; colors and rounded corners are all derived from the host theme tokens, automatically adapting to light and dark themes. The official installation method involves git cloning and registering the bundle via local directory in the DSH plugin manager, requiring the host build to support engines.dsh >= 0.2.1-rc.0. The README includes examples such as post-mortem analysis and KPI charts, and explains the fault tolerance strategy of degrading to local prompts when flows are incomplete or fields are invalid. The plugin operates with the permissions of the current DSH process; users should verify the source code and license before installation.
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