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dsh-quickref

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install worksAssistant/dsh-quickref

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

Run dsh plugin install worksAssistant/dsh-quickref in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/worksAssistant/dsh-quickref

About this plugin

You are mid-regex and want to sanity-check a pattern. You tweaked a JSON config and need to pretty-print it. A Unix timestamp is staring back at you and you want the human-readable date. Individually trivial, collectively a reason to lose focus and shuffle through half-open browser tabs. dsh-quickref folds these everyday micro-tasks into the Developer Quick Reference section of the DSH settings page, so the tools follow your workflow instead of the other way around.

That section ships with 12 topic categories covering 195 searchable reference entries, plus six zero-dependency online utilities: a live regex tester, a JSON formatter, a timestamp converter, Base64 and URL codecs, a cron-expression generator, and a text diff viewer. Everything runs in-page with no third-party packages to install—open it, type, get the result, get back to coding.

If you build plugins, tune configurations, or read docs inside DeepSeek Harness on a daily basis, dsh-quickref is a quiet, always-available utility drawer tucked into the sidebar, removing the friction of reaching for yet another website for a five-second answer.

Use Cases

  • Paste and test a regex pattern on the fly without opening regex101 in another tab
  • Pretty-print a JSON config or convert a Unix timestamp to a readable date without leaving the editor
  • Generate a cron expression, Base64-encode a string, or diff two config snippets in seconds

Best For

  • Developers who build plugins, tune configs, and read docs inside DSH daily
  • Front-end and back-end engineers working with JSON, regex, timestamps, and cron jobs
  • DevOps engineers who compare config diffs or generate scheduling expressions on the fly