dsh-hooks
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install PeterBon/dsh-hooks
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
To install the dsh-hooks plugin in DeepSeek Harness, run the command 'dsh plugin install PeterBon/dsh-hooks'; the full source code is available at https://github.com/PeterBon/dsh-hooks.
About this plugin
In AI agent development and operations, we often need to respond to specific events—like tool call completions, session endings, or error occurrences—to enable automated monitoring, notifications, or data logging. Traditional approaches may require writing custom plugin code, adding complexity and maintenance overhead. The dsh-hooks plugin solves this with a config-driven method, allowing users to declare event-to-command hooks directly in DeepSeek Harness configuration files without any plugin code, thus simplifying workflow automation. The core capability of dsh-hooks lies in its flexible event system and hook configuration, supporting 14 event types and allowing fine-grained filtering via when and match fields. Hooks can trigger platform shell commands or built-in notifications, with context information safely passed through environment variables, while a Web GUI provides setup, testing, monitoring, and execution history for debugging. This plugin is ideal for developers and teams using DeepSeek Harness, especially those looking to automate AI workflow monitoring, alerting, or integrate with external tools, enabling quick automation through simple configuration to boost efficiency.
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Use Cases
- Automatically send notifications when AI agent tool calls complete.
- Log errors to a system when a session ends.
- Integrate with external monitoring services via webhooks.
Best For
- Developers who need to automate AI workflows.
- Ops engineers responsible for monitoring and maintaining AI agent systems.
- System architects looking to quickly integrate external services.
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