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dsh-interview-forge

Client Updated 2026.08.24

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Co-Kyo/dsh-interview-forge

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

Run dsh plugin install Co-Kyo/dsh-interview-forge in your DeepSeek Harness terminal; the plugin source is at https://github.com/Co-Kyo/dsh-interview-forge .

About this plugin

Ad-hoc technical drills usually fall apart the moment the questions are asked: there is no structured answer flow, no root-cause attribution, and no way to compare sessions over time. dsh-interview-forge stitches question generation, an in-browser answer overlay, three-stage attribution analysis, and a radar report into a single persistent loop that lives alongside DSH and survives process restarts.

Say something like "start a drill" to the agent and it decomposes the target topic into five to twelve questions. A lightning-bolt overlay slides in at the corner of the browser window with a live timer; multiple-choice items require a written rationale. Hitting "finish" triggers a three-pass attribution over cognitive tags, cross-validation, and narrative risk, then renders a radar chart you can read right in the overlay. A monthly calendar view lets you scroll back through every session, and a bundled skill keeps the agent aligned on question quality and attribution rigor with no extra setup.

This plugin is built for developers running a DSH web profile who want repeated, structured drills in a specific stack and comparable feedback after each round, rather than another pile of unreviewed Q&A logs.

Use Cases

  • Tell the agent to drill a topic, answer timed questions in the overlay, and review the radar report
  • Browse monthly history to track progress across capability dimensions
  • Finish a set of questions to trigger cognitive-tag attribution and narrative-risk analysis for structured feedback

Best For

  • Developers running a DSH web profile
  • Job candidates who want structured drill feedback before interviews
  • Self-directed learners who track progress with quantified reports