dsh-plugin-forge

Every new DeepSeek Harness plugin currently demands the same repetitive pipeline: scaffold, type-check, build, commit, mount. dsh-plugin-forge collapses that chain into a single sentence. You describe what you want, and a sub-agent handles the rest - from development and testing through migration into a standalone git repo, a Conventional Commit, and hot-mounting into the live session - all without manual intervention.

Quality gates form a second layer of protection. The staging stage runs typecheck, test, and build; after migration the target directory reinstalls dependencies and rebuilds to verify main and types outputs exist; a load smoke test executes apply inside a real cordis Context to catch runtime crashes; a host tool-name conflict interceptor prevents cross-scope name collisions that would silently shadow the model. Before writing any code the sub-agent checks the registry and directory tree for duplicates, refusing to create a new repo and returning the existing name when the requirement overlaps, with updates handled through a safe update mode.

The plugin is aimed at DSH plugin authors who want to offload boilerplate, team leads who need a consistent quality bar across every generated plugin, and developers still exploring the self-bootstrapping philosophy of treating everything as a plugin. For that last group, forge is both a practical scaffold and the most complete reference implementation of that path.