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dsh-codekin

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Nath-Vikky/dsh-codekin

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

Run dsh plugin install Nath-Vikky/dsh-codekin in your terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is at https://github.com/Nath-Vikky/dsh-codekin .

About this plugin

Routine DSH sessions often produce only log entries with no tangible sense of progress. Codekin turns those high-level runtime outcomes into local game events: a completed session may drop a capture core, a failed run may trigger a rare encounter. No changes to your prompts, tools, or agent behavior are needed; the plugin hooks into the background quietly.

The core loop revolves around five attributes (Compute, Compile, Network, Guard, Glitch). You command a three-member squad on an 8x8 match-three board, battling wild Codekin or Endless Stack Tower bosses in turn-based combat. Matching tiles trigger signal skills such as runtime repair, shared guard, compute sync, compile overclock, or glitch breach. Wins yield growth material; weakening an opponent opens a capture decision. You then manage up to seven residents on a 2D regional map, edit squads, level creatures to 100, and climb an endlessly scaling tower of bosses.

Codekin is aimed at users who want a lightweight collection-and-graduation loop alongside their daily DeepSeek Harness Web work. All progress persists in a local state.json file on disk; no prompt text, tool arguments, or conversation content is ever transmitted. Enable or pause the plugin with one click under DSH Settings, and your progress is always preserved.

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Use Cases

  • Drop capture cores and trigger rare encounters after completing daily DSH tasks
  • Command a three-member squad on an 8x8 match-three board against wild Codekin or tower bosses
  • Manage up to seven residents on a 2D map, edit three squad slots, and level creatures to 100

Best For

  • Users who want a lightweight collection and progression loop alongside daily DSH work
  • Players who enjoy match-three or turn-based combat without leaving the DSH Web interface
  • Users who value local data privacy and want zero prompt or tool-argument uploads