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dsh-cot-profile

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Chloride233/dsh-cot-profile

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

In DeepSeek Harness, you can install this plugin by running the command dsh plugin install Chloride233/dsh-cot-profile, with the full source code at https://github.com/Chloride233/dsh-cot-profile.

About this plugin

When using DeepSeek Harness, understanding the model's reasoning trajectory in real time can be opaque. The dsh-cot-profile plugin addresses this by offering a live window into the chain-of-thought as it unfolds. By tracking indicators like 'let me', 'we', and comparing them against configurable baselines, it classifies the current session's reasoning pattern—whether it leans toward a collective, spec-driven voice or a first-person, reactive style, or falls into an ambiguous transition zone. This analysis focuses not on labeling the model itself, but on revealing behavioral tendencies under specific assemblies (system prompts, tool schemas, reasoning effort), helping users grasp the 'flavor' of their current setup.

Its core strengths lie in a lightweight yet insightful monitoring system: a non-intrusive badge and collapsible panel update in real time via session projection, and an optional record mode stores per-turn aggregates (never raw text) for calibration. Ideal for developers and researchers engaged in prompt engineering, preset comparison, or simply seeking greater transparency into model reasoning, the plugin provides an extensible, privacy-conscious toolkit. Whether for controlled probe experiments or everyday use, it turns model behavior from guesswork into observable, data-informed insight.

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Use Cases

  • Debug prompt engineering to optimize model reasoning patterns.
  • Compare reasoning behavior differences under various system prompts or presets.
  • Conduct controlled probe experiments to verify the impact of assembly configurations on chain-of-thought trajectories.

Best For

  • AI developers and researchers needing deep analysis of model reasoning processes.
  • Prompt engineers and model testers aiming to optimize and debug interactive configurations.
  • Advanced users seeking transparent observation of real-time model thinking evolution in sessions.