Introduction¶
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adopts an “everything is a plugin” architecture, allowing developers to enhance agent capabilities through extensions. When building specific workflows, agents may need the ability to perform precise calculations or invoke specific tools. dsh-civil-exam is a plugin focused on calculating the answering pace for administrative aptitude tests, providing precise calculation capabilities to support related scenarios.
What Is It¶
The plugin is named dsh-civil-exam and was developed by user uckkk (maintainer: istone) under the MIT license. It is a pure Node.js toolkit designed to solve parameter calculation problems related to answering pace in administrative aptitude tests, and it can run without network dependencies.
Core Features¶
- Precise Calculation: Performs precise calculations based on parameters and returns detailed results.
- No Network Dependency: Implemented purely in Node.js, runs locally, and does not rely on external network requests.
Installation and Enabling¶
Installing the plugin requires executing the following command in the DSH environment:
dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-civil-exam
After installation is complete, the tools registered by the plugin can be invoked in a session.
Typical Usage¶
In a session with the plugin installed and started, you can use it by directly calling the tool (civil_exam) registered by the plugin.
Dependencies and Notes¶
Running this plugin requires the following dependencies:
* @deepseek-ai/cordis: version must match ^4.0.1
* @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools: version must match >=0.1.0-rc.6
Before installing any plugin, it is recommended to review its source code and license. The plugin’s directory is located in SkillHub, is a community resource, and is not directly affiliated with official DeepSeek.
Conclusion¶
This plugin provides a lightweight calculation solution, suitable for agent scenarios that require handling calculations related to administrative aptitude test answering pace. Related resources are available in the community directory and the GitHub repository.