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dsh-nushell

Client Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install daief/dsh-nushell

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

Run dsh plugin install daief/dsh-nushell in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/daief/dsh-nushell

About this plugin

DSH ships with a built-in bash tool that only speaks traditional Shell syntax. For users who think in Nushell pipelines, structured tables, and typed data, every model-generated command often needs to be rewritten by hand. dsh-nushell is a Profile Bundle that swaps the underlying executor to Nushell while keeping the tool name and parameters exposed to the model completely unchanged, so the model simply writes Nushell directly.

Each command runs in a fresh nu --no-config-file -c process, meaning the user's config.nu and env.nu stay out of the call and every execution starts from a clean, predictable state. Background tasks, permission approval, sandbox isolation, timeouts, and output handling all delegate back to DSH's existing machinery, so the plugin never conflicts with core capabilities. Because no Shell state or variables persist between invocations, the workdir parameter serves as the sole location anchor.

If your daily or automation workloads already rely heavily on Nushell and you want the model inside DeepSeek Harness to produce Nushell-native commands out of the box, dsh-nushell is the most direct bridge with zero changes to DSH core and no extra scripting to maintain.

Use Cases

  • Let the model process structured data using Nushell pipeline syntax
  • Replace the traditional bash tool for environment-sensitive command execution
  • Run Nushell workflows safely inside the DSH sandbox

Best For

  • Developers who rely on Nushell in daily pipelines
  • Automation users who need structured data-processing workflows
  • DSH users who want the model to emit Nushell syntax instead of Shell scripts