dsh-workflow-templates

DeepSeek Harness ships a full workflow engine and an official workflow tool, yet it has never included a reusable template library. Every high-frequency, multi-step orchestration meant writing a JS script from scratch, aligning with the hook contract, and debugging the return structure over and over. dsh-workflow-templates turns proven multi-step flows into ready-made orchestration templates (12 shipped today, 50+ planned) so a developer can reference one, fill in the parameters, and launch without re-deriving the pipeline each time.

Four model-facing tools form the core surface: wf_template_list browses the catalogue by domain or tag; wf_template_search matches keywords across names, descriptions, and parameter names while annotating the hit basis; wf_template_run emits the three-parameter starting point (meta / script / args) that the official workflow tool expects, plus parameter-fill guidance, but never auto-executes; wf_template_validate statically checks META required fields, hook legality, and return structure in strict alignment with the official tool-workflow contract - official-valid scripts are never falsely rejected, and plugin-extension fields (tags, args, REQUIRED_REASON) raise only warnings when absent. The library deliberately respects the workflow tool's usage boundary and does not duplicate the official tool-ralph loop, positioning itself as launch material rather than an auto-runner.

It is aimed at developers and teams who repeatedly build multi-agent orchestration flows inside DSH: write once, store as a template, reuse across the team, and catch contract violations early with the validator. The project is MIT-licensed, all template content is original, and it ships with a full permissions manifest and supply-chain audit document for safe inclusion in production profiles. Typical use cases include deep PR review, multi-phase report generation, and fan-out subagent batch jobs that require structured JSON output.