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dsh-doc-sort

Memory Updated 2026.08.21

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-doc-sort

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running the following command (source: https://github.com/uckkk/dsh-doc-sort): dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-doc-sort

About this plugin

Household certificates and documents - ID cards, household registers, property deeds, birth certificates, diplomas - tend to pile up quickly, leading to duplicates, missing items, and uncertainty about what to archive versus what to discard. dsh-doc-sort tackles this everyday pain point: describe the documents you have and your sorting needs in a session, and the plugin returns a tailored household document management plan that clarifies your filing logic in one go.

The core capability is delivered by the doc_sort tool, which takes your parameters and outputs structured classification and management suggestions. Built entirely in Node.js with zero external network dependencies, it runs locally for fast responses while keeping sensitive document information on your own machine - privacy-friendly by design.

File under the memory category, it works well as an in-session recall aid. When you are discussing document organization, relocation filing, or upcoming certificate renewals, a quick invocation gives you a ready-to-use classification reference. It is aimed at individuals or small families who want to systematically manage scattered household documents, especially those who prefer a concise, actionable plan over wading through lengthy guides.

Use Cases

  • Organizing scattered household certificates before a move
  • Planning the filing logic and storage layout for a home document cabinet
  • Checking which certificates are nearing expiration and need renewal

Best For

  • Individuals who want to systematically manage household documents
  • People organizing archives or moving who need a quick sorting plan
  • Users who prefer locally-running tools without network dependencies