Introduction¶
The core design philosophy of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is “everything is a plugin.” In practical development, agents often need to perform specific logical calculations or retrieve local data within a session. dsh-baby-milk is a client plugin for DSH that provides local computation capabilities. It encapsulates the logic for estimating baby milk intake as a tool that can be called directly by sessions.
Plugin Overview¶
This plugin is maintained by developer uckkk and belongs to the “client” category. It does not depend on network environments; it is a pure Node.js toolkit designed to provide auxiliary data for scenarios that require calculating a baby’s daily milk intake.
Core Features¶
The plugin registers a tool named baby_milk. This tool accepts user-provided parameters, performs calculations using a local algorithm, and returns detailed estimation results. Note that this is only a numerical estimate and does not constitute any medical advice.
Installation and Enabling¶
Run the following command in a terminal to install this plugin:
dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-baby-milk
Once installed, the tool registered by this plugin can be invoked in a DSH session.
Notes¶
- Pure local execution: The plugin is implemented in pure Node and has no network dependencies, making it fast and privacy-safe.
- Not medical advice: The values returned by the plugin are estimates; do not use them as a basis for medical diagnosis or prescriptions.
- Open source license: The plugin is released under the MIT license. Review the source code before use to confirm it fits your use case.
Summary¶
dsh-baby-milk provides a concrete example of local computation in the DSH plugin ecosystem. For developers who need to handle this kind of specific numerical estimation, it is a lightweight option. For more details and source code, visit the plugin catalog or the GitHub repository.