Introduction

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adopts a plugin-based architecture, aiming to encapsulate specific features as pluggable modules. When developing agents or handling data configurations, developers often need to quickly obtain statistical distribution characteristics of data. Traditional approaches may involve writing standalone Python scripts or calling external APIs, which are not lightweight enough in a plugin-based environment. DSH provides a mechanism that allows developers to integrate such calculation logic directly into workflows.

What is this

uckkk/dsh-quartiles is a network-connected tool plugin in the DSH ecosystem, maintained by developer uckkk. Its core value is to provide quartile calculation capability, without requiring complex calculation scripts to be run locally or a network connection to be established.

Core features

This plugin has the following characteristics:
* Pure Node implementation, with no network dependency at runtime.
* After installation, it registers the corresponding tool in DSH sessions for direct invocation.

Installation and activation

Before installing this plugin, please ensure that the current DSH environment satisfies the following dependency requirements:
* The version of @deepseek-ai/cordis must be ^4.0.1 or above.
* The version of @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools must be >=0.1.0-rc.6 or above.

Once the conditions are met, run the following command to install it:

dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-quartiles

After installation is complete, the plugin becomes effective in the current session without restarting or additional configuration.

Typical usage

After successful installation, simply invoke the tool registered by the plugin directly in a DSH session. The specific invocation method depends on the definition at tool registration time, usually appearing as mentioning the tool in the conversation or sending related commands.

Application scenarios and notes

This plugin is suitable for scenarios that require quick data distribution analysis in DSH workflows. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process; be sure to check its source code logic and license (MIT) before installation, and deploy it only after confirming that it complies with your usage guidelines.

Conclusion

As a plugin focused on statistical calculation in the DSH ecosystem, it provides a lightweight solution for obtaining quartiles. For more details, refer to the Skill Directory or the GitHub repository.