lt-dsh-skill-manager

When managing a growing collection of skill files in DeepSeek Harness, a recurring pain point is obvious: dozens of skill directories scattered across projects, inconsistent naming conventions, and the tedious work of renaming folders, editing frontmatter, and only discovering that /name still does not resolve in chat. lt-dsh-skill-manager brings all of that into a single Settings - Skill Management page, turning bulk import into a simple multi-select, one-pass AI naming, and done.

During import, the plugin hands each selected directory to an AI model already configured in your harness. The model proposes a skill name and a one-line description, both of which are then normalized to strict lowercase kebab-case (e.g. nodejs, my-skill) so that /name works immediately in the conversation. If the folder name does not match the resolved name, the plugin automatically renames the directory and rewrites the frontmatter so that name, directory, and description stay in sync. Skills with an existing name are safely skipped to prevent accidental overwrites.

This workflow is particularly useful for teams or individuals who regularly pull skill directories from external repositories or colleague workspaces and need a consistent naming convention before activating them in chat. Once the plugin is active, the Settings page presents a clear list of imported skills with validity badges and source paths, eliminating the piecemeal manual renaming that used to eat up an afternoon.