Foreword¶

The core philosophy of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is “everything is a plugin.” Developers can enhance the concrete execution capabilities of agents through extensible tools. When an agent needs to handle life-related tasks, such as formulating a plan for cleaning and drying clothes, directly invoking registered tools is more accurate and stable than having the foundation model generate them on the fly. Below is an introduction to the dsh-dry-clothes plugin.

Plugin Positioning¶

This plugin is maintained by developer uckkk and belongs to the online tools category. It focuses on solving clothing care problems and provides standardized laundry and cleaning management solutions for agents through parameter input.

Core Features¶

The plugin registers a tool named dry_clothes. By receiving parameters, this tool returns specific drying and cleaning management steps for particular clothing items.

Installation and Enablement¶

Installing the plugin requires the DSH command-line tool. Please run the following command in the terminal:

dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-dry-clothes

After execution, the plugin will be automatically registered in the current session, without requiring additional configuration.

Typical Usage¶

After installing and enabling the plugin, you can directly invoke the tool registered by the plugin in the session. Pass the corresponding parameters when using it to obtain a laundry and cleaning management plan.

Applicable Scenarios and Precautions¶

This plugin is suitable for scenarios where agents need life assistance capabilities. It is implemented purely in Node and has no network dependency at runtime, making it suitable for offline environments or environments with strict network access restrictions.
Before installing any external plugin, we recommend reviewing its source code and license. This project uses the MIT license.

Summary¶

dsh-dry-clothes provides agents with standardized laundry and cleaning management capabilities. To browse more plugins or obtain the source code, you can visit the plugin catalog or GitHub repository.