dsh-refusal

When a language model has to turn down a request, a flat "I cannot do that" rarely feels warm, and it almost never tells the user what to try next. dsh-refusal turns refusal into a structured output: it returns context-appropriate rejection methods together with actionable alternative suggestions, so saying no also carries tone, clarity, and a concrete path forward.\n\nThe plugin registers a single tool called refusal. Once invoked, it reads the scenario you pass in and produces a structured set of rejection approaches and alternative suggestions. Everything is written in pure Node with zero network calls, which means it runs comfortably in offline environments, intranet gateways, or resource-constrained containers without any external dependencies to keep up to date.\n\nIf you are building a customer-service bot, a content-safety gateway, or any product that needs to follow a refusal with a concrete next step, dsh-refusal offers a lightweight, plug-and-play option. Once installed, you can call the tool directly inside a session with no extra configuration, no API keys, and no network dependency to worry about.