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dsh-coyote

Workflow Updated 2026.08.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install THEWOLFWALKER/dsh-coyote

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

Run dsh plugin install THEWOLFWALKER/dsh-coyote in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; full source is available at https://github.com/THEWOLFWALKER/dsh-coyote

About this plugin

You own a DG-LAB Coyote e-stim device and want both an AI Agent and a browser panel to drive it safely, sharing the same hard bounds. dsh-coyote runs as the DSH-side WebSocket server implementing the official DG-LAB V3 protocol: once the phone App scans the pairing QR, eight coyote_* agent tools and the DSH sidebar panel share a single CoyoteRuntime where soft limits, the asymmetric increase rate limiter, session cooldown, playback caps, and the disconnect fail-safe are all enforced at the protocol layer, with no path for either face to bypass the bounds.

The tool surface covers the full control loop: QR pairing, absolute or relative strength on channels A and B, twelve built-in waveform presets plus community .pulses or raw-hex imports, playback by name / declarative spec / hex entries, and a panic_stop that zeroes everything and is safe to call repeatedly. Since v0.2 an opt-in Auto-stim layer subscribes to the DSH session event firehose and agent runtime events, reducing them to eleven domain triggers; each enabled rule fires one bounded pulse gated by armed state, single-flight lock, cooldown, and an independent maxIntensity cap. Everything is off by default with zero side effects until you flip the switch.

Aimed at adult DSH users who already own a Coyote device and want agent-native control inside their workflow, as well as developers curious about mapping agent lifecycle events to physical tactile feedback. Hardware safety remains the device owner responsibility; this plugin is a control layer, not a safety certification.

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Use Cases

  • Let the agent fire bounded pulses reactively on tool calls, errors, or turn boundaries during a DSH session
  • Manually pair, adjust strength, play waveform presets, or import community files from the DSH sidebar panel
  • Design event-to-tactile-feedback mapping rules for agent workflows, gated by armed state, single-flight, cooldown, and intensity caps

Best For

  • Adult users who own a DG-LAB Coyote device and want DSH agent-native control
  • Developers who want agent tools and a browser panel to share one runtime safety boundary
  • DSH workflow builders exploring mapping agent lifecycle events to physical tactile feedback