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dsh-English-search

Client Updated 2026.08.20

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install kami-mura/dsh-English-search

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install kami-mura/dsh-English-search in your terminal to install; the source lives at https://github.com/kami-mura/dsh-English-search . Restart the dsh web service after installation to activate it.

About this plugin

When drafting, translating, or researching in English inside DSH, looking up a word or tracing an etymology usually means alt-tabbing to a browser, losing your place, and breaking the flow of thought. dsh-English-search pins a vocabtool-style search bar to the very top of the conversation area, giving you definition, etymology, and Q&A modes one keystroke apart without ever leaving the session.

The plugin is built around zero external dependencies. Every query is answered by DSHs current default model; there is no outbound HTTP call, no database, no local backend, and no build step. Type !arena for an instant etymology or ?lie and lay for a side-by-side comparison, and the result panel renders full Markdown with bold, lists, headings, blockquotes, and inline code. The UI reuses DSH WebUI design tokens end to end and follows light and dark themes automatically, so it looks like a native part of the interface.

It is aimed at writers, translators, and researchers who already live in DSH for English-language work. No extra services to spin up, no config files to edit: install, restart dsh web, and the search bar is ready.

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Use Cases

  • Looking up word definitions and etymologies while writing in a DSH conversation
  • Instantly comparing near-synonyms and their usage in translation work
  • Checking meanings and example sentences for rare terms in academic writing

Best For

  • Professional writers and translators producing English content in DSH
  • Translators who regularly need etymology lookups and synonym comparisons
  • Graduate students and researchers doing English-language work in DSH