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dsh-class-budget

Memory Updated 2026.08.20

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-class-budget

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

Run dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-class-budget to add the plugin to DeepSeek Harness; the source lives at https://github.com/uckkk/dsh-class-budget . Once installed, invoke its registered tool in a conversation to calculate an extracurricular class budget from your parameters and receive a clear recommendation.

About this plugin

Signing up a child for two or three extracurricular classes is routine, yet splitting the bill wisely rarely feels like a straightforward calculation. dsh-class-budget turns that exercise into a parameterized computation: you supply the number of classes, unit price, term length, and other conditions, and the tool runs a precise, rule-based calculation that returns one clear budget recommendation rather than a vague range.

The plugin is written in plain Node.js and makes zero network calls. Every computation happens locally, so there is no latency, no external dependency, and no data leaves your machine. Because the logic is deterministic, identical inputs always produce the same suggestion, making it easy to paste the result into a household ledger or share it with a partner for a quick cross-check.

If you need to fold several class fees into a monthly family budget, want a fast ceiling figure before committing to a term, or simply prefer a small offline tool that lays the numbers out plainly, dsh-class-budget is built for that job.

Use Cases

  • Folding several extracurricular class fees into a monthly household budget
  • Calculating a term ceiling and receiving a clear recommendation before enrollment
  • Planning education spending in an offline or privacy-sensitive environment

Best For

  • Parents coordinating multiple extracurricular class expenses
  • Household planners who want transparent, line-item education budgets
  • Users who prefer purely local tools with zero network dependency