Introduction

In the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, plugins are the core way to extend agent capabilities. When you need to add specific computational or logical capabilities to an agent, or introduce fun interactive features, installing community plugins can achieve this quickly. dsh-paint-tint is one such tool focused on the “latex paint tinting” scenario.

Plugin Positioning

This is a fun try-on style plugin maintained by uckkk. It provides a set of tools for calculating latex paint color mixes, which can perform precise calculations based on input parameters and return detailed results.

Technically, the plugin is written in pure Node and has no network dependency at runtime. This means that in specific environments, it can complete the calculation logic without accessing external APIs.

Installation and Dependencies

To install the plugin, run the following command:

dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-paint-tint

Before installation, make sure your development or runtime environment meets the following peerDependencies requirements:
* @deepseek-ai/cordis: version must be ^4.0.1 or higher
* @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools: version must be >=0.1.0-rc.6 or higher

Core Features

The plugin’s core tool is named paint_tint and is used for latex paint tinting. Its main capabilities include:
* Precise calculation based on parameters
* Returning detailed results

Usage

After successful installation, the plugin registers the corresponding tools in the session. Developers or users can directly call the tool registered by the plugin in the conversation.

Notes

  • License: The plugin is licensed under the MIT License, allowing free use and modification.
  • Source review: Although it is MIT licensed, it is recommended to review the source code before use in production to ensure it meets your security or compliance standards.
  • Runtime environment: As it is a pure Node implementation, make sure the runtime environment supports Node.js and the dependency versions listed above.

Conclusion

dsh-paint-tint provides a lightweight, network-independent latex paint tinting solution. For DSH agent development scenarios that require specific numerical calculations or fun try-on interactions, it is a ready-to-use option.