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dsh-tools-meta

Workflow Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install DViridescent/dsh-tools-meta

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

Install it in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install DViridescent/dsh-tools-meta; the full source is at https://github.com/DViridescent/dsh-tools-meta and is released under the MIT license.

About this plugin

Most harnesses manage context passively: once a threshold is hit, the system truncates, and the model has no say. As models rapidly develop metacognitive abilities, they increasingly need a way to take direct control of their own tool set. dsh-tools-meta fills that gap, turning the act of distilling a repeatable workflow into a reusable tool into a simple file-write operation.

Under the hood it adds only a short skill and introduces zero new model tools. The agent reuses its existing file tools (write / edit) to create or modify TS scripts in a dedicated directory. The plugin watches for directory changes and handles registration, hot-reload, and unloading automatically. All registered tools persist across DSH restarts. The entire implementation is around 200 lines, relying on native Node TS support with no extra runtime.

It is designed for developers running agents inside DSH who want their agents to evolve over time. If your agent needs to accumulate domain-specific skills across sessions and lock repeated workflows into one-call tools, this plugin offers the lightest path to that goal.

Use Cases

  • An agent repeatedly performs the same multi-step operation and wants to distill it into a single-call tool
  • A temporary solution discovered mid-session is registered as a tool that survives DSH restarts
  • An agent reads and modifies the plugin source code to evolve its own tool system

Best For

  • Developers driving agents in DSH who want them to accumulate capabilities over time
  • Harness users seeking the lightest possible writable tool directory for their agents
  • Architects who value minimal, auditable designs with zero extra model tools