dsh-visual-workbench
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install Destined-at-Dawn/dsh-visual-workbench
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Install the plugin by running dsh plugin install Destined-at-Dawn/dsh-visual-workbench in your terminal; the source repository is available at https://github.com/Destined-at-Dawn/dsh-visual-workbench.
About this plugin
Keeping a knowledge base, running ComfyUI workflows, and checking safety settings usually means bouncing between a DSH conversation, the ComfyUI web UI, and a terminal. dsh-visual-workbench consolidates all three into a single DSH conversation view: an Obsidian-style bounded wikilink graph spanning up to 120 Markdown files, a JSON workflow shelf holding up to 40 workflows, and a visual Comfy MCP panel that walks you from connection setup and testing through launch, pre-flight validation, and node or model inspection.
Safety is the first-class design constraint. Only localhost loopback addresses are accepted, preview tokens expire after ten minutes and are single-use, every path must resolve back inside the user-specified root, and confirm_spend defaults to false so cost-incurring partner nodes never run without explicit user opt-in. Credentials are never echoed or persisted, and failed tool calls surface the error with concrete next steps rather than guessing paths or silently degrading.
It is built for local creators and researchers who already run ComfyUI workflows inside DSH and manage notes in an Obsidian-style vault: people who want to see knowledge links, pick a workflow, and execute a generation safely from one panel without shuttling between browser tabs, terminal windows, and config manifests.
Use Cases
- Browse an Obsidian-style knowledge graph and run a selected workflow from a single DSH conversation panel
- Visually configure and test a local Comfy MCP connection with pre-flight workflow validation
- Execute a ComfyUI generation task under loopback-only safety guards and retrieve output files
Best For
- Local creators who run ComfyUI workflows inside DSH on a daily basis
- Researchers managing Obsidian-style notes alongside AI generation pipelines
- Local AIGC developers who value strict safety boundaries such as loopback-only networking and explicit spend gating
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