Preface¶
In the plugin ecosystem of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), extending an agent’s capabilities typically requires integrating specific external knowledge or tools. For video and short-film production scenarios, agents need quick access to accurate storyboard terminology, shot types, and standard storyboard templates. dsh-storyboard aims to address this need by providing assistance based on a local knowledge base.
What Is This¶
dsh-storyboard is a storyboard scripting plugin focused on video and short-film production, providing a knowledge base of storyboard terminology, shot types, and storyboard templates. The plugin is maintained by uckkk and belongs to the “Memory” category in the DSH plugin ecosystem.
Core Features¶
The plugin provides the following core capabilities:
* Storyboard Templates and Terminology: Built-in professional storyboard terms and templates for agents to call.
* Pure Node Implementation: No network dependency and no external services; all logic runs locally.
* Session Invocation: After installation, the tools registered by the plugin can be called directly in a session.
Installation and Enabling¶
To install the plugin, run the following command in the command line:
dsh plugin add dsh-storyboard
After installation, add "dsh-storyboard" to the dsh.profile.bundles field in the profile’s package.json file. Once configured, the plugin is enabled.
Typical Usage¶
After successful installation and configuration, call the tools registered by the plugin in a session to use the storyboard template and terminology features.
Use Cases and Notes¶
The plugin is suitable for scenarios that require assistance generating storyboard scripts or querying professional terminology in the video production workflow.
Security Note: Installing and running the plugin executes third-party code on your local machine. Please review the source code and license before installation.
Summary¶
dsh-storyboard provides a localized storyboard knowledge base for video-creation agents. Through simple installation and configuration, its tools can be called in a session without relying on external network services.