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dsh-ccfddl

Client Updated 2026.08.23

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sshhhll002/dsh-ccfddl

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

Run dsh plugin install sshhhll002/dsh-ccfddl in an environment with DeepSeek Harness installed, then restart dsh web and refresh the browser; the plugin source is at https://github.com/sshhhll002/dsh-ccfddl.

About this plugin

CCF conference deadlines are scattered across individual websites, personal calendars, and bookmark folders, making it easy to miss a critical date. dsh-ccfddl pins a live countdown right into the DeepSeek Harness web sidebar, so the moment you open dsh web the nearest deadlines are already visible—no extra tabs, no separate pages.\n\nWhen expanded, conferences are colour-coded by urgency: red for fewer than 7 days out, orange for 7 to 30, green beyond 30, and grey once the deadline has passed. The settings panel lets you track CCF-A conferences by research area, adjust the time window and sort order, toggle abstract and expired entries, and choose an auto-refresh interval; every preference is persisted in browser localStorage. Deadline data comes from the open-source ccfddl/ccf-deadlines corpus, fetched through the server-side Typert Remote channel with a five-minute cache so the browser never needs to reach the external network directly. If the server channel is unavailable the plugin gracefully falls back to a direct browser fetch without any visible interruption.\n\nIf you are tracking CCF conference submissions and abstract deadlines and want a single, always-visible sidebar that tells you exactly how many days are left, this plugin was built for that exact workflow.

Use Cases

  • Track submission and abstract deadlines across multiple CCF-A conferences
  • Glance at the nearest conference deadlines with a live countdown in the dsh web sidebar
  • Filter by research area and enable auto-refresh to minimize manual upkeep

Best For

  • CS graduate students tracking CCF conference submissions
  • Researchers juggling multiple paper deadlines
  • Small research groups that need a unified view of academic schedules