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DSH-Feedback-Bridge

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.31

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yx222yx/DSH-Feedback-Bridge

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

Run dsh plugin install yx222yx/DSH-Feedback-Bridge in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the full source code is available at https://github.com/yx222yx/DSH-Feedback-Bridge

About this plugin

When working with DeepSeek Harness plugins, the hardest part of reporting a missing feature, a bug, or a new idea is rarely spotting the problem itself. It is turning the scattered conversation context into a well-structured, fully contextualized community report. Manually stitching together messages, re-describing the scenario, then scrolling through GitHub Discussions to check whether someone already filed a similar issue is both time-consuming and prone to leaving out key details.

DSH Feedback Bridge compresses that workflow into a few steps. It groups feedback sources by complete exchange rounds (from your prompt through the full model reply, including tool results and errors), so you can filter, confirm, and quote them into specific fields. It calls the model already selected in the current conversation to help polish a draft, runs a similarity check against existing discussions, and auto-saves unfinished work so it survives a page refresh or a DSH restart. The finished text can be submitted directly to the official GitHub Discussions or exported as a Markdown file for manual publishing.

It is built for DSH Web users and developers who regularly accumulate rich conversation context and want to convert it into high-quality community posts without leaving the harness. Whether you are filing a feature request, documenting a reproducible error, or sharing a workflow suggestion, the plugin keeps the process fast, reviewable, and traceable.

Use Cases

  • You hit a plugin bug or unexpected error and want to file a well-structured report in seconds
  • You have a feature idea but are not sure if it was already proposed, so a similarity check helps before posting
  • You have a full conversation exchange with tool results and errors and want to quote the relevant parts as evidence

Best For

  • Developers who work in DSH Web daily and want to file requirements or report issues back to the plugin ecosystem
  • Community contributors who want to join discussions but are not familiar with the GitHub Discussions workflow
  • Users who have rich conversation context and need to turn it into a clean, high-quality community post