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dsh-stcardwriter

Client Updated 2026.08.21

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install bychv/dsh-stcardwriter

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

Run dsh plugin install bychv/dsh-stcardwriter in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/bychv/dsh-stcardwriter

About this plugin

If you constantly switch between SillyTavern and DeepSeek Harness just to manage character cards, worldbooks, and presets, dsh-stcardwriter was built for you. It brings the full tavern content workflow - creation, organization, preview, and migration - into a three-pane workspace inside DSH: projects and connectors on the left, resource editing in the center, and a full-column injection-content editor with live preview on the right.

The plugin covers the complete lifecycle of Character Cards V1 through V3: batch import from PNG, JSON, CHARX, and ZIP files; selective migration of attached assets between cards; format validation with safe auto-repair; and multi-format export. Worldbook editing handles both standalone entries and card-embedded books with per-entry trigger testing. Presets for Chat Completion, Context, Instruct, and TextGen can be edited in place and converted into Preset Plus drafts with one click. A local-file connector writes resources directly into your SillyTavern installation directory, no running instance required.

It is designed for heavy SillyTavern creators, developers who maintain tavern content alongside Agent workflows, and teams that prefer low-token hierarchical reads and surgical patching when working with large character libraries.

Use Cases

  • Batch import character cards and worldbooks, validate formats, then export as PNG, CHARX, or ZIP.
  • Use Agent patch tools to edit individual card fields in DSH conversations without resending the entire card.
  • Push finished resources into your local SillyTavern directory via the file connector in one click.

Best For

  • Heavy SillyTavern creators who maintain large libraries of cards and worldbooks daily.
  • Developers who edit tavern resources alongside DeepSeek Harness Agent workflows.
  • Teams that prefer structured validation and safe auto-repair over hand-editing raw JSON.