deepseek-harness-tool-palette
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install lizhecome/deepseek-harness-tool-palette
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, please run the installation command: dsh plugin install lizhecome/deepseek-harness-tool-palette, with the source code address at: https://github.com/lizhecome/deepseek-harness-tool-palette.
About this plugin
When installing numerous plugins or MCP servers into DeepSeek Harness, Agents often become overwhelmed by an excessive number of tools, leading to context bloat and decision paralysis. The Tool Palette is designed to solve this issue of "tool overload." It introduces a progressive discovery mechanism, starting each Agent with a compact tool palette that includes only a search endpoint and a deployment-selected baseline. Global tools are revealed dynamically only when the model actively calls tool_search to unlock specific capabilities. This design ensures the ToolRuntime remains the single source of truth while allowing the model to fetch capabilities on demand.
Use Cases
- Handling workflows with many installed plugins
- Unlocking tools on demand to optimize context
- Managing complex Agent tool call chains
Best For
- Developers needing Agent architecture optimization
- DeepSeek Harness workflow engineers
- Users concerned about context window overflow
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