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dsh-workspace-digest

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install cui-stack/dsh-workspace-digest

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

Run dsh plugin install cui-stack/dsh-workspace-digest to install the plugin into your current profile; source code: https://github.com/cui-stack/dsh-workspace-digest

About this plugin

When a model needs to see what files exist in a workspace, it usually has no built-in way to do a simple directory listing. dsh-workspace-digest fills that gap: it registers a workspace_digest tool inside DeepSeek Harness so the model can request filenames by directory during inference, without any extra scripting on your side.

The plugin ships as an official bundle, installs into a profile with a single dsh command, and requires no --patch flag or native dependencies. The only tunable is maxEntries (default 20), which caps how many filenames are returned per call; you can override it per id in the profile cordis.patch.yml to fit workspaces of any size. Under the hood it is pure JavaScript, keeping the footprint minimal.

If your DeepSeek Harness workflows rely on directory awareness code repair, documentation Q&A, project summarization, or any pipeline where the model must locate files before acting this plugin gives you a ready-made, one-line tool that returns the current directory listing on demand.

Use Cases

  • Listing workspace files so a model can locate targets during inference
  • Surfacing directory structure in code repair or doc Q&A pipelines
  • Letting a model see the file inventory before generating a project summary

Best For

  • Developers building directory-aware inference flows in DeepSeek Harness
  • Teams needing a zero-config file listing tool for model calls
  • Users extending their toolset with model-inference category plugins