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dsh-cae-plugin

Workflow Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install DaiYuhangSustc/dsh-cae-plugin

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

In DeepSeek Harness, install this plugin using the command dsh plugin install https://github.com/DaiYuhangSustc/dsh-cae-plugin.git.

About this plugin

Traditional Computer-Aided Engineering workflows are notoriously complex and fragmented, often requiring engineers to manually shuttle data between specialized software for geometry, meshing, solving, and post-processing—a time-consuming process that demands deep expertise in each tool. This plugin fundamentally reimagines the paradigm by transforming the entire simulation chain into a conversational, natural-language interface. As an agent-workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness, it interprets plain-text requests like 'a square duct, 20x20 mm, 1 m long, water at 0.02 m/s inlet — steady laminar solve and a pressure contour' and autonomously orchestrates the full pipeline: geometry construction (build123d), tetrahedral meshing (Gmsh), physics solving (CalculiX for structures, OpenFOAM for fluids), and result visualization (PyVista). Its core strength is enabling natural-language-driven CAE, allowing users to focus on the engineering problem at hand rather than software mechanics. It is ideally suited for researchers, students, and engineers seeking rapid structural or internal flow analysis, offering a dramatically lowered barrier to entry and operational cost for simulation tasks.

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Use Cases

  • Verify the structural response of a cantilever beam under load with a single sentence command.
  • Students input duct dimensions and fluid parameters to obtain laminar flow analysis results.
  • Engineers perform rapid preliminary simulation assessments during the conceptual design phase.

Best For

  • Engineers needing quick preliminary structural or fluid analysis.
  • Researchers and students learning CAE methods who want to focus on engineering problems rather than software operations.
  • Teams seeking low-cost, high-efficiency simulation for prototype validation.