dsh-brain-computer-terms
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-brain-computer-terms
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-brain-computer-terms in your terminal to install this plugin; the full source code is available at https://github.com/uckkk/dsh-brain-computer-terms.
About this plugin
Brain-computer interface research packs a dense wall of domain terms — invasive vs. non-invasive, ECoG, EEG, closed-loop control — and large language models frequently blur or skip the subtle distinctions during free-form chat. dsh-brain-computer-terms adds a lightweight, structured glossary layer to your session so you can pull up authoritative definitions on demand instead of flipping through textbooks or encyclopedias.
The plugin registers two compact tools: list_bci returns the full term list (Chinese name plus English name) for a quick scan, while get_bci lets you look up a single entry by its ID or name to retrieve the detailed description. Everything runs locally in pure Node.js with zero network calls, making it fully offline-capable.
It is a good fit for graduate students and researchers working in BCI, writers drafting papers or technical documents who need to double-check term definitions repeatedly, and engineers who want accurate domain vocabulary during AI-assisted writing. Once installed, the tools are available in any session with no extra configuration required.
Use Cases
- Verifying accurate BCI term definitions during a chat conversation
- Quickly cross-checking Chinese-English term pairs while writing a paper
- Looking up BCI-specific jargon in an offline environment
Best For
- Graduate students and researchers in brain-computer interface
- Paper authors who need to repeatedly verify term definitions
- Engineers who demand accurate domain vocabulary in AI-assisted writing
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