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dsh-developer

Workflow Updated 2026.09.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install builtin-pb/dsh-developer

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

Run dsh plugin install builtin-pb/dsh-developer in the DeepSeek Harness terminal; the plugin source is hosted at https://github.com/builtin-pb/dsh-developer and becomes available in DSH Web or Codex once installed.

About this plugin

Building a DSH plugin used to mean shuttling between separate steps for creation, debugging, testing, and upgrade verification. dsh-developer collapses that pipeline into a single workflow: describe your goal in plain language and the agent picks the right build, diagnostic, or compatibility path on its own. You review the outcome without memorizing a command set.

The scope spans the full plugin lifecycle. Starting from scratch, it turns a local service, tool, or workflow into a callable plugin. If you already maintain one, there is no need to restructure your project—just run installation diagnostics, Web integration checks, and session-log inspection to surface missing services or broken calls. When DSH moves to a new release or preview, the plugin can be re-checked against both, flagging breakages before users encounter them.

It is aimed at engineers who build, maintain, or contribute to DSH plugins. Whether you are producing a first shareable plugin, running a pre-release health check on an existing one, or making a focused improvement against an upstream DSH checkout, dsh-developer bundles the scaffolding, test runtimes, and platform handling for Windows, macOS, and Linux into one guided workflow.

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Use Cases

  • Wrapping a local service or tool into a new plugin callable by a DSH agent
  • Diagnosing why a plugin fails to start or its Web integration is broken in DSH Web
  • Verifying an existing plugin against DSH release and preview versions after an upgrade

Best For

  • Engineers building their first DSH plugin from scratch
  • Developers maintaining existing plugins and running pre-release health checks
  • Contributors making focused improvements against an upstream DSH checkout