dsh-function-plot

When discussing functions like sigmoid, GELU, or a probability distribution in a conversation, no amount of precise text matches the clarity of a visual. dsh-function-plot brings interactive function plotting directly into DeepSeek Harness dialogs, so a single natural-language prompt is all it takes to generate a function card—no need to open an external plotting tool or copy-paste results.

It works along two tracks. First, plotting functions: activation functions (sigmoid, ReLU, GELU), probability distributions, and arbitrary y = f(x) expressions are all supported. The resulting card offers zoom-out, zoom-in, and side-by-side comparison views, displays function parameter details, and lets you download the result as an SVG file. Second, displaying existing SVGs: any .svg file already in your workspace can be rendered directly into a dialog card without going through the plotting pipeline. Both modes write output to the .dsh-plots/ directory, producing standalone cards in standard mode or nested cards under run_code in PTC mode.

It is well suited to scenarios where function visualization comes up frequently in conversation: illustrating activation curves during an ML lesson, quickly checking the shape of a function during research, or dropping an existing SVG chart into a discussion thread. It works out of the box with no extra configuration required.