dsh-github-workflow: A GitHub Workflow Toolkit for DSH Agents
`dsh-github-workflow` is a GitHub workflow toolset for DeepSeek Harness, providing end-to-end operations from issue triage to PR merging. Core features cover repository context retrieval, four-dimensional issue analysis, duplicate checking, draft PR management, CI diagnostics, tiered reviews, comment publishing, and merge finalization, comprising 12 specialized tools. This plugin supports standard development workflows, uses a fail-closed security mechanism to protect write operations, and has zero runtime dependencies, making it suitable for developers who need deep integration with GitHub workflows.
Read Moredsh-conflict-deal: A Conflict Resolution Tool That Returns Structured Methods by Scenario
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-conflict-deal` is designed to resolve logic, input, and configuration conflicts in workflow development through a structured approach. Maintained by the developer, it provides the `conflict_deal` tool, which returns structured resolution plans based on specific scenarios. It is implemented in pure Node.js, has no network dependencies, and is licensed under the MIT License. Developers can enable the tool via an installation command and call it directly in a DSH session, thereby simplifying the conflict handling process.
Read Moredsh-full-reduction: Full-Reduction Design
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to extend workflow capabilities through a "plugin-based" approach. `dsh-full-reduction` is a plugin maintained by uckkk, focusing on parametric calculations for "threshold discount design." The tool is implemented purely in Node.js, has no network dependencies, and can perform precise local calculations and return results. Users can install it via the command line and invoke its tools within a session, making it suitable for specific calculation scenarios.
Read Moredsh-project: DeepSeek Harness Project Management Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-project` introduces the concept of "projects" through a modular architecture, addressing the issue of fragmented resources in existing workflows. It allows users to aggregate folders, sessions, and memory instructions into a unified project tree, supporting cross-folder session management. The plugin injects project memory and instructions via `PROJECT.md` and `AGENTS.md`, and provides tools for writing to and reading from memory. While session ownership must be explicitly designated and the memory mechanism is still being refined, the plugin significantly improves the maintenance efficiency of complex Agent workflows.
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