dsh-requirements-alignment: DeepSeek Harness's Requirement Drift Prevention Plugin
`dsh-requirements-alignment` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the "requirement drift" issue during the execution of long-task agents. Unlike the Plan Mode, which reviews plans before implementation, it establishes and maintains a "Requirement Baseline" comprising goals, constraints, and user decisions to continuously protect the initial intent at runtime. Its core mechanisms include: recording the baseline using the `establish_baseline` tool; automatically detecting directional drift such as scope expansion or architectural changes in `auto` mode; and triggering user inquiries via `report_drift`, supporting approval, rejection, or revision, with decisions written back to the baseline. The plugin provides the `/align` command.
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grill-me is the user-triggered entry point in Matt Pocock’s skill set: before the Agent takes action, it conducts round-by-round questioning via a decision tree to refine unformed ideas into actionable commitments. It is stateless, does not write files, and the topics do not have to be related to code. The actual interview loop is located in the grilling directory within the same repository, and simply deploying grill-me often fails to run properly. Based on the official SKILL.md and aihero.dev documentation, this article organizes the installation method, question format, the division of labor between grill-with-docs and wayfinder, as well as common pitfalls such as passive nodding, overly broad scope, and unloaded Skill.
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