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dsh-roast-time

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.20

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-roast-time

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

Run dsh plugin install uckkk/dsh-roast-time in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the full source code is available at https://github.com/uckkk/dsh-roast-time .

About this plugin

One of the most frustrating parts of baking is rarely the recipe itself—it is the question of how long the oven actually needs. A slight change in ingredient, weight, or preheat state can shift the result by ten minutes or more, and guessing "a bit longer" can turn a perfect loaf into a charcoal situation. dsh-roast-time exists for exactly this step: call the roast_time tool in your session, pass in your parameters, and receive a detailed time estimate grounded in empirical reference values, turning vague intuition into a concrete, traceable answer.

The plugin is built with pure Node.js and has zero network dependencies. All calculations run locally, so responses are fast and there is no extra API key or background service to manage. Once installed, it simply registers a callable tool in your session—no additional configuration, no side effects—making it easy to slip into an existing workflow without added complexity.

If you bake often and want to cut down on trial-and-error, or you are assembling a recipe pipeline and need a quick, reusable time-estimation step, this plugin fits the bill. It will not run your oven for you, but it will help you replace "roughly twenty minutes" with a parameter-backed number you can trust.

Use Cases

  • Quickly estimate oven time from ingredient parameters before baking
  • Serve as a reusable time-reference step in recipe curation or teaching
  • Recalculate baking duration instantly after adjusting weight or ingredient type

Best For

  • Hobbyist bakers who want to cut down on trial-and-error
  • Recipe curators looking for a reusable estimation step
  • Developers embedding lightweight local tools into their workflows