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dsh-at-skill

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 452926826/dsh-at-skill

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

Run dsh plugin install 452926826/dsh-at-skill in your terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is hosted at https://github.com/452926826/dsh-at-skill. After installation, restart dsh web to start invoking Skills with @ in the conversation composer.

About this plugin

Invoking a Skill inside a DeepSeek Harness conversation has traditionally meant reaching for a / prefix or a plugin-specific command, which adds an extra mental step for users who think in terms of @mentions. dsh-at-skill closes that gap with a single focus: type @ in the composer and every user-invocable Skill in the current session appears in a candidate list, all without touching Harness source code.

The interaction is deliberately kept to the shortest possible chain. The @ token opens the list, each additional character narrows results by name prefix, and selecting an entry inserts @skill-name into the text. On send, the plugin loads that Skill deterministically before the model step rather than passing the raw token downstream. Existing /skill-name, @subagent, and @plugin behavior remains owned by their original plugins and is left untouched; the Skill group sits at menu order 2, after the existing @ reference groups, so the default Enter target stays the same.

It is aimed at Harness users who switch between Skills frequently and want that switch to feel as light as typing a mention. If forking the source and wiring custom command registrations is not your workflow, installing this plugin is the shortest path to pulling Skills directly into the conversation flow.

Use Cases

  • Switch to a target Skill by typing @ in the composer instead of memorizing /commands
  • Filter by name prefix in multi-Skill sessions to avoid loading the wrong one
  • Install and use @-invocation immediately without modifying Harness source code
  • Existing /command, @subagent, and @plugin entry points remain unchanged

Best For

  • Harness users who switch between Skills frequently during daily work
  • Developers who prefer @mention-style expression and minimal friction
  • Users who want the shortest path to Skill invocation without forking source code