dsh-plugin-maker

DeepSeek Harness is built around the principle that everything is a plugin, which unlocks enormous composability but also means every plugin project repeats the same deterministic work: directory layout, entry-point conventions, bundle configuration, contract validation, and release checks. dsh-plugin-maker exists to eliminate that repetitive engineering cost. It does not decide what you should build; it hands the stable, verifiable facts to tooling so that neither you nor an Agent has to re-derive them from scratch every time.

The toolkit ships six core tools: scaffold generates a verified minimal plugin skeleton; check validates plugin contracts, bundle exports, registration patterns, and release requirements; vet performs a health check before adopting a third-party plugin; adopt applies a small set of safe, deterministic modifications; impact scans the blast radius before or after a change; and checklist locks confirmed dev-time actions into an executable list. Two built-in Skills round out the workflow: plugin-studio-wizard helps you decide whether a requirement truly needs a custom plugin, and five-step-research provides a quick pre-implementation research pass. The guiding philosophy is reuse before invent-check what DSH already supports and what existing plugins cover, then only build the genuinely missing piece.

It is aimed at developers and teams building or maintaining plugins on DeepSeek Harness, especially those working in collaborative or Agent-assisted environments where reducing repetitive reasoning matters. Maker runs fully standalone: check and vet work on any plugin directory, and optional collaboration actions simply hide themselves when the corresponding capability is absent.