Introduction

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a plugin-based architecture, allowing developers to extend agent capabilities by adding plugins. When building toolchains for specific domains, local logic is often required to avoid unnecessary network requests. dsh-tire-wear is a tool plugin for tire wear assessment, maintained by user istone. It addresses how to accurately calculate and assess tire wear in a local, network-independent environment.

Core Features

  • Tire wear assessment: Calculates based on input parameters and returns a clear wear assessment result along with operational recommendations.
  • Pure Node.js implementation: The code is written in Node.js and has no external network dependencies, ensuring it runs in offline or restricted network environments.

Installation and Enablement

Add it using the official installation command:

dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-tire-wear

After installation, the tools registered by the plugin will appear in the current DSH session and can be invoked directly.

Typical Usage

You can simply invoke the tool registered by the plugin in the session. The exact usage parameter format and return structure depend on how the DSH environment defines the tool, but the basic flow is to input tire-related parameters and obtain wear assessment results.

Use Cases and Notes

  • Applicable scenarios: Suitable for scenarios that require rapid tire wear assessment and where network usage is strictly restricted.
  • Permissions and security: This plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process. Before installing any community plugin, it is recommended to review the source code and license (MIT).
  • Environment dependencies: Ensure that the version requirements for @deepseek-ai/cordis (^4.0.1) and @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools (>=0.1.0-rc.6) are met before use.

Summary

This tool provides developers with a convenient tire wear assessment capability through a pure Node.js implementation and is suitable for integration into inference workflows that require local processing. For more details, see the plugin directory or source repository:
* Plugin directory
* GitHub repository