During development and debugging of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), handling network requests or API calls often involves URL encoding and decoding. If you directly call online tools, it increases network latency and introduces the risk of privacy leakage. The dsh-url-codec plugin solves this problem by providing fully local processing capabilities.

dsh-url-codec is a networked tool plugin maintained by uckkk. It focuses on performing URL string encoding and decoding operations locally, without relying on any external network services.

Core Features

  • Pure Node.js implementation
  • No network, no external services
  • URL encoding and decoding

Installation and Enablement

  1. Add the plugin using the official install command:
    dsh plugin add dsh-url-codec
  1. After installation, add "dsh-url-codec" to the dsh.profile.bundles field in the profile’s package.json to enable the plugin.

After installation, the plugin automatically handles dependencies. According to the package.json configuration, the plugin requires @deepseek-ai/cordis and @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools as dependencies.

Typical Usage

After installing and enabling it in the configuration, you can directly call the tool registered by the plugin in a DSH session.

Use Cases and Notes

This plugin runs local code with the permissions of the current DSH process, so be sure to review the source code before use to confirm its security.

  • Use cases: Scenarios requiring standard encoding or decoding of URL strings while keeping data processing local.
  • License: MIT.

Summary

By introducing dsh-url-codec, you can complete URL encoding and decoding without relying on external services, improving local processing efficiency. For more technical details, refer to the Directory page or the GitHub repository.