dsh-debt-plan

Managing household debt means constantly balancing income, outstanding balances, interest rates and repayment timelines, yet a surprising number of off-the-shelf tools either require a persistent network connection or a heavy deployment pipeline. dsh-debt-plan strips the problem down to its essentials: a pure Node implementation with zero network dependencies, so every computation stays inside your local session and no data ever leaves your machine.

The plugin registers a single tool called debt_plan. You pass in the relevant parameters and it returns a structured household financial-planning proposal. No external API calls are made at runtime, which makes it a natural fit for privacy-sensitive or fully offline workflows. There is no extra runtime, no background service, and the logic is transparent enough to read, extend, and audit in minutes.

If you need a plug-and-play debt-planning capability inside a dsh pipeline without pulling in additional network services or heavyweight components, this is a practical choice. The MIT license further removes any friction around forking, customising, or deploying privately in an enterprise environment.