omdp

Managing MCP server configs across scattered YAML files, hand-editing SKILL.md files, watching a request die the moment an API key hits a rate limit, or staring at a pasted screenshot on a text-only model—these small but frequent friction points in daily DeepSeek Harness use are exactly what omdp tackles with three focused plugins.

@omdp/dsh-connector consolidates MCP server CRUD, user skill read/write, and read-only browsing of the ModelScope Skills hub into a single Web UI settings tab, with full config validation so a bad value never survives to the next boot. @omdp/dsh-key-fallback sits between the LLM adapter and the credential store, rotating through a per-provider key pool and cooling down a failed key on configured trigger errors while leaving re-sends to DSH's native retry; its settings page shows the actually-active key in plaintext and supports per-key lock, cooldown reset, and deletion. @omdp/dsh-vision-bridge is a zero-dependency plugin that auto-detects whether the routed model accepts images and, for text-only models, forwards pasted images to a configurable OpenAI-compatible multimodal endpoint, feeding the returned text back as evidence so the agent can reason about visuals without changing model selection.

If you run more than a couple of MCP servers, keep two or more API keys in rotation, or frequently paste screenshots into a text-only context, omdp folds those chores into a settings page instead of a pile of scripts and manual edits. It introduces no new abstractions—it just makes the plumbing visible and one click away.