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dsh-content-studio

Workflow Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install ZRui-C/dsh-content-studio

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

Run dsh plugin install ZRui-C/dsh-content-studio in your DeepSeek Harness terminal (source: https://github.com/ZRui-C/dsh-content-studio), then restart DSH to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

Creating visual content in DeepSeek Harness often means juggling CLI commands and one-off scripts: assembling screencapture flags, tuning ffmpeg, hand-writing headless Chrome rendering for Xiaohongshu cards, and maintaining separate API calls for dev.to and Medium. dsh-content-studio bundles this entire pipeline into sixteen ready-to-use tools so you stop rebuilding scaffolding every session.

Core capabilities span the full loop from capture to multi-platform publishing: macOS screenshots and screen recording, text-to-image generation, Markdown-to-XHS card rendering with five color schemes and four layouts (illustrations and readable background overlays supported), self-contained styled HTML for CSDN or WeChat paste, official API publishing to dev.to and Medium, and a persistent human-review gate where drafts are saved to disk and a browser panel lets you tweak copy, palette, and layout before approving or rejecting. Playwright MCP and XHS MCP are included for web automation and Xiaohongshu login/publishing.

Ideal for indie developers, tech bloggers, and solo content operators who produce image-heavy posts frequently inside DSH: describe the topic, let the agent handle capture, generation, layout, and card assembly, then approve in the review panel to distribute in one click.

Use Cases

  • Render Markdown into Xiaohongshu image cards and publish to dev.to and Medium in one pass
  • Capture macOS screenshots or screen recordings and embed them directly into styled cards
  • Tweak copy, palette, and layout in a browser review panel before final approval

Best For

  • Tech bloggers producing image-heavy posts frequently inside DSH
  • Solo operators managing simultaneous multi-platform content distribution
  • Indie developers who want to stop rewriting render and publish scripts