Introduction¶
In the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, building agents often requires integrating specific decision-making tools. When agents need to assist users with hardware decisions, general-purpose LLMs often struggle to provide precise parameter comparisons. dsh-purifier is a plugin designed for this type of requirement, focusing on kitchen appliance selection, especially water purifier recommendations.
Plugin Overview¶
dsh-purifier is a DSH plugin maintained by istone. Its core function is water purifier selection. It can return a kitchen appliance selection plan based on the parameters entered by the user. The plugin is implemented in pure Node.js and has no network dependencies, making the runtime environment relatively lightweight.
Core Features¶
- Water Purifier Selection: Provides decision logic specifically for water purifiers.
- Parameterized Plans: Can return kitchen appliance selection plans based on input parameters.
- Lightweight Architecture: Implemented in pure Node.js, with no dependency on the network environment.
Installation and Dependencies¶
Before installing, make sure your development environment meets the following dependency requirements:
@deepseek-ai/cordis: ^4.0.1@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools: >=0.1.0-rc.6
Run the following command to install the plugin:
dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-purifier
Usage¶
After installation, the plugin registers a tool named purifier. You can use its features by directly calling the tool registered by this plugin in a conversation.
Notes¶
This plugin is suitable for agent scenarios that require built-in hardware selection logic. Because its logic is encapsulated in the local plugin, the agent needs sufficient contextual understanding to trigger the tool during invocation.
Before use, be sure to review the source code and license (MIT). The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, so please ensure the download source is trusted.
Summary¶
dsh-purifier provides lightweight water purifier selection logic, making it suitable for developers who need to integrate this kind of domain-specific decision-making capability. The plugin catalog and source repository links are as follows: