dsh-librarian
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install xuc865/dsh-librarian
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install xuc865/dsh-librarian in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/xuc865/dsh-librarian .
About this plugin
Most DSH sessions end and the hard-won patterns fade with them. dsh-librarian detects whether a successful run produced a stable, reusable capability, registers it as a native Cordis Plugin, and files it on a pixel-art library shelf so the next session can load it on demand. It is not a workflow canvas, and fifty tasks do not become fifty global packages.
The design is deliberately conservative. At startup the UI shows only metadata tickets; no source code is injected into the main agent prompt. A session-level plugin may be promoted to user-level only after the same capability is independently needed in a separate isolated session, with confidence at least 0.8 and at most three plugins per batch. Approval is split into four independent actions: Inspect, Approve, Reject, and Delete, so discoverable never means executed.
Built for developers who run high-frequency agent tasks in DSH and want to accumulate durable cross-session capabilities over time, and for anyone who prefers a character-driven pixel interface for managing an agent toolkit.
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Use Cases
- Repeatedly running similar tasks in DSH and wanting to distill successful paths into reusable native plugins
- Needing safe approval, toggling, and rollback of agent plugins without global capability pollution
- Preferring a pixel-art interface with a character-driven companion feel and clear ticket-style visual for plugin management
Best For
- Developers running high-frequency agent tasks in DSH
- AI engineers building cross-session reusable capability libraries over time
- Creators who prefer pixel-art and anime-style interfaces
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