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dsh-infinite-gen-2

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Minglink/dsh-infinite-gen-2

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Minglink/dsh-infinite-gen-2, or clone from https://github.com/Minglink/dsh-infinite-gen-2 and follow the README's script/manual setup.

About this plugin

Anyone who has spent serious time with DeepSeek models has likely hit that frustrating moment: you give a clear, detailed instruction, only to be shut down with a polite "Sorry, I can't fulfill this request." The model feels less like a tool and more like a gatekeeper. To ease that pain, the community has built various "armor-breaking" utilities, and dsh-infinite-gen-2 is one dedicated upgrade tailored specifically for DeepSeek deployments.

This plugin goes beyond simple UI tweaks. It registers an additional system-prompt segment with order: 100, effectively rewriting how the model prioritizes user instructions. It ships with an infinite_gen2_profile tool that provides the packaged prompt injection payload and version info, while its resistance-enhancement layer expands the blocked-phrase list, enables automatic rejection recovery, and persists across the entire session. In short, it attacks the "still denied after installing" problem from multiple angles.

There's also a visible client-side indicator: when the plugin is active, a green "● Armor Breaking Enabled" status bar appears above the input box. You can always tell at a glance whether the effect is live, without guessing.

If you're a tech enthusiast who wants to explore the boundaries of DeepSeek's instruction-following behavior, or someone who regularly runs creative-writing and role-playing experiments that keep bumping into system-level restrictions, this plugin is a handy addition to your toolkit. It's designed for users who already manage DeepSeek Harness profiles and don't mind tinkering. Just remember: it exists for learning, research, and technical communication. Please respect applicable laws and platform terms.

Use Cases

  • High-freedom roleplay and creative writing
  • Researching DeepSeek instruction-following boundaries
  • Reducing meaningless refusals caused by system constraints

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness desktop/Web users
  • Prompt engineers experimenting with model constraints
  • Developers studying model safety and compliance