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dsh-session-prompt-standalone

admin-security Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install WinRNGS/dsh-session-prompt-standalone

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

Open a terminal in DeepSeek Harness and run dsh plugin install WinRNGS/dsh-session-prompt-standalone to install this plugin (source: https://github.com/WinRNGS/dsh-session-prompt-standalone).

About this plugin

Power users of DSH often face the same frustration: carefully crafted role instructions, output format constraints, or domain-specific terminology rules tend to vanish after context compression or when a new session starts, forcing a repetitive re-paste. dsh-session-prompt-standalone was built to solve exactly this problem. It injects your custom instructions as a static system prompt segment into every new session, remains effective after context compression, and never overrides the official default deployment persona.\n\nThe plugin works through three layers. The persistence layer anchors your instructions in the system prompt so they survive compression. The visibility layer generates a context message tagged with the dsh-session-prompt origin in every new chat, giving instant confirmation that the instructions are active. The input-box UI places a System Prompt button to the left of the model selector, letting you view or edit the injected content at any time; changes are persisted to a local JSON file.\n\nIf you rely on DSH with fixed role settings, output styles, or specialized terminology, whether as a developer, researcher, or heavy daily user, this plugin eliminates the repetitive copy-paste workflow and turns your custom behavior into a true session default.

Use Cases

  • Re-pasting role setup and output rules into every new session manually
  • Carefully tuned instructions silently disappearing after context compression
  • Making fixed terminology or format constraints a true session default automatically

Best For

  • Heavy daily DSH users who need a fixed role persona
  • Developers and automation users with stable output format requirements
  • Domain researchers relying on specialized terminology rules