Preface¶

In the development practices of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), agent implementations are often limited by ambiguous requirement definitions. Developers frequently encounter inefficient cycles such as “write code first, then add documentation later” or “keep repeatedly aligning implementation with specifications.” To solve this problem, a tool is needed to standardize the development process and enforce defining requirements before executing implementation.

Plugin Overview¶

This is a DSH workflow plugin designed to introduce the concept of specification-driven development. It is maintained by user satan9394. The core value of this plugin lies in using a structured process to help developers clarify specifications before writing code and ensure that subsequent implementations remain consistent with the initial definitions.

Core Features¶

The currently verified main feature is four-stage gating. This mechanism divides the development process into four stages, each of which must satisfy specific gating conditions before proceeding. This ensures incremental alignment between specifications and implementation.

Installation and Enablement¶

No official installation command is currently provided.

Typical Usage¶

No detailed usage examples are currently available.

Use Cases and Notes¶

This plugin is suitable for development workflows that must strictly follow specification definitions. Because the license information is not publicly available, be sure to review the source code and license before installing or using it.

Summary¶

This plugin provides a standardized workflow solution for the DSH plugin ecosystem. For more details, refer to the plugin directory or the GitHub repository.