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dsh-chinese-skill-patch

Client Updated 2026.08.22

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install FeatherHunter/dsh-chinese-skill-patch

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

Run dsh plugin install FeatherHunter/dsh-chinese-skill-patch in your terminal — the plugin lives at https://github.com/FeatherHunter/dsh-chinese-skill-patch — then restart DSH Web or refresh the page to activate.

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness' skill subsystem enforces a strict English-only regex on the name field in SKILL.md. Any skill named in Chinese is silently skipped during discovery: the skill catalog never reaches complete: true, slash-completion stays empty, manual gestures do not fire, and a model-side skill() call throws an error. For developers who naturally think in Chinese, the entire skill ecosystem effectively stays shut.
dsh-chinese-skill-patch opens that door without touching a single line of DSH source code or your SKILL.md. It swaps in a Unicode \p{L}-based regex across three hard-coded gatekeepers — dsh-skill registration, dsh-skill-filesystem directory scanning, and dsh-tool-skill gesture and tool injection — so that Chinese names and descriptions are preserved as-is, /私 yields instant completion, /私家大厨 triggers directly, and the model can invoke the skill by its Chinese name. The patch also handles BOM-corrupted YAML, supports the description: > folded syntax, and ships a verification tool for quick sanity checks. Setup is zero-config: the bundled patch file auto-registers into your profile and takes effect on the next page reload; removal is equally clean, and any on-disk patch is naturally overwritten on the next DSH upgrade.
Ideal for anyone building or consuming Chinese-named skills inside DeepSeek Harness — capturing internal SOPs for a team, wiring up a personal Chinese-language workflow, or simply refusing to maintain a parallel English alias for every skill. This plugin makes Chinese a first-class name, install-and-go.

Use Cases

  • Team SOPs authored in Chinese with instant slash-completion and direct gesture triggering
  • Personal Chinese workflows where skill names stay in Chinese without a parallel English alias
  • Quick verification of Chinese skill loading via the built-in _chinese_skill_patch_list tool

Best For

  • DSH developers who naturally name skills in Chinese
  • Tech leads capturing team SOPs in Chinese
  • Individual users who want to skip English alias overhead