Project Handoff Skill: Cross-Session Project Handoff
Project Handoff is a memory-oriented skill designed to address context loss in long-running projects. It generates a `handoff.md` file in the project directory to persistently record the current state, decision rationale, and known pitfalls (symptom → cause → fix), ensuring seamless continuation across sessions. This skill must be updated immediately at critical points to avoid relying on stale information, should be kept distinct from version control, and requires caution to avoid misleading outdated entries.
Read MoreDSH Skill: Doubt-Driven Development
dsh-doubt-driven-dev is a Skill plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of decisions being finalized prematurely during agent development. It introduces a doubt-driven development mechanism that enforces adversarial review before non-trivial decisions are executed, using fresh context to validate their soundness. The plugin runs with the current process permissions; it is recommended to inspect its source code before use for security. It provides developers with an additional pre-decision review workflow approach.
Read More### 正式专业译法（适配技术社区语境）： **superpowers-dsh: Empowering DeepSeek Harness with TDD, Debugging and Planning Capabilities**
`superpowers-dsh` is a community skill plugin maintained by LayneChai, which portrays the TDD, systematic debugging, planning and collaboration skills of obra/superpowers to DeepSeek Harness. After installation, 14 skills will be registered for the host layer of `ctx.skills`, which can be loaded by the `skill` tool with their bare names. The installation command on the catalog page is `dsh plugin add github:LayneChai/superpowers-dsh`; you need to restart your profile after installation. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current dsh process, so you should check the source code and license before installation.
Read More# Awesome-DeepSeek-Harness-Plugins: Organize DeepSeek Harness Community Plugins by Official Categories
Awesome-DeepSeek-Harness-Plugins is a bilingual curated directory of DeepSeek Harness community plugins maintained by Zhiyuan-Fan. It is divided into eight categories according to official capability junctions: models, tools, sessions, loops, runtimes, interfaces, integrations and operations. It is updated daily from public sources, and each entry is attached with its repository, star count and verified citations. The community directory classifies it as a skill and provides the `dsh plugin add` command, but the repository currently only has a README and MIT license, so it should be used as an index: after selecting the target plugin, check its source code and license before installing.
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