dsh-prune-guide

Plant care and pruning advice is typically scattered across dozens of web pages, forum threads, and short videos. Every time you need a quick answer on whether to trim a plant right now and by how much, you end up scrolling the web, hoping the snippet you find actually matches your current season, light conditions, and species. dsh-prune-guide collapses that into a single parameterized tool call inside your DSH session: pass in the relevant parameters and receive a tailored pruning and care plan.

The plugin keeps things deliberately lean. The entire implementation is pure Node.js with zero network dependencies, so every lookup resolves locally and instantly. There are no API timeouts, no rate limits, and no external service to keep alive. It starts fast, stays out of the way, and behaves identically in an offline lab as it does on a Wi-Fi connected desk.

It is a good fit for two audiences. First, the home gardener who would rather get a structured pruning recommendation in chat than open yet another browser tab before every trim. Second, the developer building DSH workflows who needs a small, deterministic, fully offline reference step that introduces no heavyweight dependencies or extra services into the pipeline.