dsh-openwiki

Keeping documentation in sync with a codebase is one of those tasks that slips through the cracks. Hand-written wikis go stale within weeks, and pure CLI tools offer no intuitive reading surface. dsh-openwiki bridges the openwiki knowledge-base engine into DeepSeek Harness so that generating, reading, and updating repository documentation becomes a single click right inside the main interface, with no need to juggle terminal sessions or memorize a dozen CLI flags.

The plugin covers the full documentation lifecycle: one-click initial generation or incremental updates of the repository wiki; browsable Grounded Claims cards where every statement carries its evidence source; a collapsible directory tree paired with a multi-tab markdown reader and a freely draggable floating window; and an auto-update mechanism that polls the Git HEAD every 15 seconds and triggers incremental generation the moment a new commit is detected. All LLM calls reuse models and credentials already configured in DSH, so there is no extra API key to manage. Beyond code-repo mode, a personal mode lets you import your own files to build a private knowledge base, with configurable generation prompts to tailor the output.

It is built for teams and individual developers who work inside the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem and want documentation woven into their daily workflow without switching tools. Whether you need a quick, readable wiki for a brand-new project or long-term, evidence-backed knowledge cards that stay honest about their sources, dsh-openwiki delivers both without introducing additional runtime dependencies.