bookkeeping

Logging an expense usually means opening a dedicated app, scrolling through categories, typing an amount, and picking a date. bookkeeping collapses all of that into a single chat line inside a DeepSeek Harness conversation. You describe what you spent, how much, and when in natural language; the plugin handles classification, validation, and persistence for you.\n\nEverything lives in a local SQLite database — no data ever leaves your machine. Nine built-in categories come with keyword auto-classification and user-defined rules. Daily, monthly, and per-category summaries plus multi-month trend charts are available on demand, and one call exports a CSV or a self-contained HTML report. Monthly budgets fire near-limit and over-limit warnings the moment an entry is recorded. Amount parsing recognises multiple currency symbols and free-form number styles, and dates range from last Friday and the 2nd of March to 2026.8.17. The same ledger also ships as a standalone CLI for contexts outside dsh.\n\nIt is built for people who want bookkeeping to stay lightweight and local rather than depend on a cloud accounting app — especially users already working inside dsh who prefer to jot down an expense as a zero-friction by-product of conversation.