dsh-knowledge
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install lemoncat7/dsh-knowledge
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install lemoncat7/dsh-knowledge to install the plugin, with the full source code at https://github.com/lemoncat7/dsh-knowledge.
About this plugin
In using DeepSeek Harness, users often struggle with fragmented knowledge, inefficient retrieval, and manual writing-back, making it hard to reuse valuable insights. The dsh-knowledge plugin solves these issues by providing a unified system for local and remote knowledge bases, automating knowledge capture and management.
Key capabilities include multi-knowledge-base configuration, AI-driven extraction and writing-back, a full-featured web admin panel for document editing and review, and a dedicated notes workspace. Users can customize strategies to ensure secure and structured knowledge growth, with tools for search, retrieval, and association management.
This plugin is ideal for DeepSeek Harness users, such as researchers, developers, and collaborative teams, enhancing productivity and continuous learning by enabling efficient knowledge management within AI interactions.
Use Cases
- Personal knowledge base building and retrieval
- Collaborative team knowledge sharing
- Automatic knowledge capture after AI responses
Best For
- Researchers organizing literature and notes
- Developers accumulating code snippets and solutions
- Team managers sharing processes and decisions
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