dsh-rp-tools

Running a tabletop campaign is less about writing the script and more about tracking state: which dice landed where, which NPC is at which doorway, which clue belongs to which character, and whether that scene illustration from three turns ago is still findable. dsh-rp-tools gathers these scattered fragments into a session-scoped workspace inside DeepSeek Harness, so a DM never has to scroll back through chat or shuttle settings between tools.

Eight rp_-prefixed tools form the core: rp_random handles dice expressions, weighted draws, and boolean flips; rp_assets imports images already produced by the host or supplied by players into a tag-labelled library where every image stays byte-identical across turns; rp_character, rp_lore, and rp_state manage character cards, world-book entries, and scene or party state respectively; rp_table provides reproducible lookup tables. All data is isolated per session, so parallel campaigns never bleed into each other. A local SillyTavern PNG character card can be selected from the library and imported in one step: world book, opening lines, and character details are injected, the dm preset activates, and the session launches without manual formatting.

The plugin does not generate images and has no ComfyUI or model dependency; all visual output is delegated to the host generate_image and edit_image. Its job is to make existing art, cards, and world-building notes findable, reusable, and editable within a conversation. Ideal for players who run TTRPG, D&D, or homebrew campaigns as DM inside dsh and already maintain characters or lore in SillyTavern, or for light DMs who want a single-session pack to back up world settings and portraits.