dsh-baby-milk

New parents often wonder whether the baby has eaten enough after each feeding, yet most online calculators demand an account, a network connection, or return such coarse numbers that you still feel uncertain. dsh-baby-milk turns this into a tiny local tool you can invoke right inside your conversation: call the baby_milk tool and get an answer without leaving the chat or opening a browser.

The core capability is a parameterized milk-volume calculation. You pass in the baby's weight, age in months, feeding method, and other relevant parameters; the tool applies standard estimation formulas and returns the estimated volume along with a step-by-step breakdown of intermediate results, so you can audit the logic and re-run with tweaked inputs. The entire implementation is pure Node with zero network calls—every byte stays on your own machine.

It suits new parents who want a quick reference range inside a DeepSeek Harness session, agents that orchestrate a parenting-assistant workflow and need a reusable sub-tool, and developers who prefer offline utilities embedded in a local AI assistant. The output is a formula-based estimate only and does not replace professional pediatric advice.