dsh-dev-server
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install MkaliezZ/dsh-dev-server
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install MkaliezZ/dsh-dev-server in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/MkaliezZ/dsh-dev-server .
About this plugin
In DSH agent workflows, long-running development servers often lack structured lifecycle management. State registration, service tracking, and process coordination tend to be scattered and tightly coupled with orchestration logic. dsh-dev-server provides a set of lightweight primitives that let developers manage dev-server registration and state declaratively, without hand-writing shell snippets inside prompts.
The core design principle of v0.1 is separation of concerns. The plugin owns only the registry and state layer; actual process spawning and supervision are delegated to the host-provided supervisor (DSH, KerniQ, or AgentFuse). It does not spawn processes on its own and blocks compound shell syntax, ensuring execution authority always stays with the upstream orchestrator.
It is suited for developers building DSH agent workflows who need AI assistance in managing local dev-server lifecycles. If you want your agent to track which services are running, when they started, and when to stop them, without letting the plugin overstep into system-level command execution, this is a clean minimal starting point.
Use Cases
- Track local dev-server runtime and shutdown state within DSH agent workflows
- Let AI assist in managing registration and lifecycle of multiple dev servers
- Extract server state management from scattered shell scripts into structured primitives
Best For
- Developers building DSH agent workflows
- Engineers needing AI assistance in managing local dev environments
- Teams that want plugins to stay within delegated authority boundaries
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