dsh-goal-scaffold
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install zriyox/dsh-goal-scaffold
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Please install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install zriyox/dsh-goal-scaffold, where the source code is hosted at https://github.com/zriyox/dsh-goal-scaffold.
About this plugin
When you throw a massive one-liner like "build me a complete task management system" at an agent, it often starts working immediately, wasting precious time without a plan or acceptance criteria. dsh-goal-scaffold is designed to solve this pain point. It intercepts the first such massive request in a session, politely asking "do you want to plan it first?" to ensure the agent has a structured roadmap before blindly executing. You simply confirm, and the plugin handles the rigorous planning process. It is perfect for developers and teams needing to handle complex workflows while preventing agents from drifting off course. Paired with dsh-verify-judge, it ensures the final output meets testing standards.
Use Cases
- Large projects requiring complex planning
- Preventing agents from executing blindly without a plan
- Requirements analysis before code generation or system architecture
Best For
- Developers needing robust workflows
- Product managers managing complex AI agent sessions
- DevOps engineers seeking improved code quality and accuracy
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