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dsh-plugin-h3-hip

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install alexhegit/dsh-plugin-h3-hip

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

Run dsh plugin install alexhegit/dsh-plugin-h3-hip inside your DeepSeek Harness web profile to install the plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/alexhegit/dsh-plugin-h3-hip .

About this plugin

Wiring the MiniMax-H3 inference engine into DeepSeek Harness often stalls because the upstream HIP release lags behind DSH preview API changes, leaving local integration stranded in a gap between releases. The h3-hip host bundle decouples the host-side integration into a standalone plugin so you can track and adapt to DSH-side breaking changes on your own schedule, keeping local loopback inference moving without waiting on an upstream release.

M1 delivers three core capabilities. h3_generate submits a semantic job to POST /v1/jobs and tails the SSE stream for real-time output. The h3-prompt skill ships MiniMax-H3 three-part prompt templates with reference tags, lowering the bar for crafting high-quality prompts. A GET /v1/info protocol probe detects v1alpha mismatches and returns a 426 upgrade hint to prevent silent failures. A bundled fake daemon also lets you exercise the full integration path under npm test without a real engine.

If your DSH web profile already mounts dsh-jobs-local and dsh-tool-jobs, and you are running h3-hip.c v0.12-exp or later in --serve mode on a private network, this plugin is the shortest bridge from engine to harness. It is built for developers who want private, local MiniMax-H3 semantic generation while retaining full control over the DSH tooling layer.

Use Cases

  • Submit MiniMax-H3 semantic generation jobs on a local loopback and follow SSE output in real time
  • Quickly craft high-quality H3 requests using the built-in three-part prompt skill
  • Independently adapt to DSH preview API changes without waiting for an upstream engine release

Best For

  • Inference developers who have already mounted jobs and tooling in a DSH web profile
  • Local users running MiniMax-H3 --serve mode on a private network
  • Integration engineers who want to decouple the DSH toolchain from upstream engine release cadence