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dsh-command-skill-list

Client Updated 2026.09.10

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install weilantianhai/dsh-command-skill-list

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

Run dsh plugin install weilantianhai/dsh-command-skill-list in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/weilantianhai/dsh-command-skill-list .

About this plugin

As your skill library grows, dozing through dozens of English-described entries in ~/.agents/skills becomes slow and frustrating. dsh-command-skill-list collapses that into a single keystroke: type / or any prefix like /sk in chat and the full catalog pops up, each description distilled into a one-line summary (≤ 24 CJK chars or ≤ 15 words) rendered in your system language. Pick one and /skillname is inserted into the message, loaded by DSH's built-in injection.

Translation runs on the DSH built-in model by default, sharing the session's provider and credentials with zero setup; an optional custom DeepSeek API key serves as a fallback. Results are disk-cached so each description is translated once per language, ever, and both locales are prewarmed at plugin start so the menu opens instantly. Batches run in parallel with automatic fallback (built-in model, then direct API, then original text), ensuring no single failure ever breaks the menu. Per-skill custom notes let you override the auto-translation with your own shorthand.

Built for DSH Web developers juggling many custom skills across Chinese and English. Forget memorizing descriptions or grepping files; one slash puts the right skill right in front of you.

Use Cases

  • Your skill catalog has grown to dozens of entries; type / to list them all instantly
  • English skill descriptions are opaque; get auto-distilled Chinese one-liners instead
  • Switching between Chinese and English workflows often; cached translations make the menu open instantly

Best For

  • Heavy DSH Web users who rely on custom skills daily
  • Developers whose skill library mixes English and Chinese descriptions
  • Power users who demand zero-config setup and instant menu response