new-project-init: Question-Driven Initialization of Project Documentation and Collaboration Standards
`new-project-init` is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to codify documentation standards and AI collaboration workflows through Q&A flows. It supports cross-platform use and focuses on refining existing projects, helping organize existing codebases or initialize new ones by generating specification files such as CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, with 31 built-in templates. The plugin does not automatically refactor code; it only handles documentation and organization, and can be invoked via commands or natural-language instructions.
Read Moredsh-scaffold: A Plugin for Generating Basic Project Files
The dsh-scaffold plugin introduced by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to simplify the tedious process of manually creating configuration files during project initialization. It is a pure Node-based plugin that can be installed via a command without requiring additional configuration. The plugin provides three core tools: one-click generation of LICENSE files under various licenses such as MIT and ISC; generation of .gitignore files covering multiple programming languages; and generation of .editorconfig files. Developers can invoke these tools directly from the terminal to quickly initialize a project. Since the plugin runs locally, its source code should be reviewed before use to ensure security and compliance.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Project Initialization Scaffolding Preset (dsh-preset-scaffold)
`dsh-preset-scaffold` is an automated project initialization plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It provides a strict five-stage workflow and six templates for mainstream tech stacks (such as Node, React, Python, and Go), designed to transform requirement descriptions into runnable project scaffolds. Users only need to select a preset and describe their requirements, and it will automatically generate code, install dependencies, and verify startup. The plugin supports installation via PowerShell, standardizes engineering specifications, and prevents configuration drift, but code changes require manual synchronization.
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