dsh-granular-prompt

In DeepSeek Harness, every request is built from a stack of prompt sections—system prompts, personas, context fragments—layered by an internal assembly pipeline. What users see is only the final message, with no way to inspect or intervene on individual pieces before they ship. dsh-granular-prompt opens that pipeline: a new Prompt tab inside Granular Settings lists every section the next assembly will render, each with a suppress checkbox, a replace-from-scratchpad action, a full-text viewer, and a one-click revert.

Beyond inspection, the plugin gives you authorship. Maintain a library of custom system prompts and activate one per session in additive mode (layered after the defaults) or complete mode, where your text becomes the entire prompt, enforced by the plugin registry. On the persona side, define a global default and override it per conversation; a picker sits right beside the chat input so switching roles is a single click, and the change applies to the very next request without a restart.

Who is this for? Power users who want surgical control over what DeepSeek Harness sends: debugging system-prompt behavior, toggling specialist personas across projects, or simply verifying that a stray context block is not leaking into production. The plugin depends on dsh-granular-settings (which hosts the tab) and dsh-scratchpad (required for full-text viewing and diff review). Once installed alongside those two, the Prompt tab appears immediately in Granular Settings—no extra configuration, no restart beyond the initial one.