Foreword

When building agent workflows, obtaining structured basic data (such as element information) often requires calling external interfaces. This not only increases the system’s network dependency, but may also introduce latency and uncontrollable factors. dsh-lithium solves this problem by providing localized access, directly returning the complete profile of Lithium and individual field data.

What is dsh-lithium

dsh-lithium is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by uckkk. It focuses on providing standard chemical data for Lithium, supports one-click retrieval of the complete profile and field-specific data extraction, and runs entirely locally without relying on network requests.

Core Features

This plugin mainly provides the following two query capabilities:

  1. element_info: Returns the complete profile of Lithium, including fields such as name, element symbol, atomic number, relative atomic mass, category, group, period, state at room temperature, and electron configuration.
  2. element_field: Supports querying a single Lithium property by field name, making it easier to extract specific data in workflows.

Installation and Activation

Use the official installation command to add the plugin to the DSH environment:

dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-lithium

Typical Usage

After installation, you can directly invoke the tools defined above in agent workflows.

  1. Call element_info to retrieve all fields.
  2. Call element_field and specify a field name to retrieve data.

Use Cases and Considerations

Use Cases: Suitable for developers who need to frequently query basic Lithium data in agent workflows.

Considerations:
* The plugin is implemented in pure Node and has no network dependency.
* The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process.
* It is recommended to review the source code and license (MIT) before installation.

Summary

With dsh-lithium, developers can quickly retrieve structured Lithium data locally and simplify data acquisition logic. For more details, visit the plugin directory or view the source code.