dsh-plugin-template
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install sunshine-lang/dsh-plugin-template
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, use the command dsh plugin install sunshine-lang/dsh-plugin-template, or get it directly from the source repository at https://github.com/sunshine-lang/dsh-plugin-template.
About this plugin
When developing plugins for DeepSeek Harness, developers often face challenges in setting up project structures, handling complex configurations, and defining tools from scratch, which can lead to repetitive work and increased error risk. dsh-plugin-template addresses this by providing a ready-to-use plugin skeleton that consolidates essential development elements like bundle format, tool DSL, configuration validation, testing frameworks, and release checklists. By using this template, developers can bypass tedious initial setup and focus directly on implementing plugin functionality, significantly accelerating the development process and improving code quality.
The core capability of this template lies in its comprehensive integration: it defines standardized tool DSL and configuration validation mechanisms (based on Schemastery) to ensure plugins fail loudly on invalid configurations during loading; it also includes built-in testing and release checklists to help developers follow ecosystem conventions, such as one plugin per repository. Additionally, the template incorporates best practices derived from real-world pitfalls, such as handling optional parameters and Node resolution rules, allowing developers to avoid common mistakes.
dsh-plugin-template is ideal for anyone contributing to the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem. Whether you're a beginner new to plugin development or an experienced developer, this template enables quick onboarding and adherence to community standards. It is particularly useful for scenarios requiring rapid prototyping or frequent plugin releases, streamlining the entire workflow from development to deployment and making innovation more efficient.
Use Cases
- Quickly create and initialize DeepSeek Harness plugin projects
- Develop workflow plugins requiring configuration validation and tool definitions
- Test and release plugins following ecosystem best practices
Best For
- Developers building plugins for the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem
- Contributors needing to quickly bootstrap new plugin projects
- Beginners seeking to follow standard practices in plugin development
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