Introduction¶
The core design philosophy of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is “everything is a plugin.” When developing agents or tools, you may sometimes need to handle information involving visual layout. Relying on external services or network requests can increase system latency and configuration complexity. This article introduces a local plugin maintained by a community developer, used for building visual hierarchy-related features in offline environments.
Plugin Overview¶
Name: dsh-visual-hierarchy
Maintainer: uckkk
Category: Fun Dress-Up
License: MIT
Core value: Provides a reference approach to building visual hierarchy without relying on the network or external services.
Key Features¶
- Pure Node implementation: The code runs on Node.js and does not depend on a browser environment.
- No network dependency: It runs completely offline and does not make any network requests.
- No external services: It does not invoke cloud-based auxiliary APIs or services.
Installation and Enablement¶
Install the plugin using DSH’s command-line tool:
dsh plugin add dsh-visual-hierarchy
After installation, you need to manually configure package.json to enable the plugin. Add the following to the project’s dsh.profile.bundles field:
"dsh-visual-hierarchy"
How to Use¶
After installing and enabling the plugin, you can directly invoke the tools registered by the plugin in the DSH session context.
Notes¶
The plugin runs third-party code locally, with permissions consistent with the current DSH process. Before installation, it is recommended to review its source code to ensure its behavior is as expected.