dsh-livedocs

The most frustrating part of having an agent write third-party code is not the logic itself but the confident, syntactically perfect call to an API that does not exist. dsh-livedocs tackles this head-on: before the model writes a single line, it pulls official documentation for the exact version your project has actually installed and injects it into the context. The plugin reads your lockfile to pin the real version, fetches doc fragments by topic, and trims them within a token budget you control. A multi-source fallback chain — llms.txt first, GitHub tag docs second, optional Context7 cloud backup third — keeps queries working even when one source is down. Local cache lasts seven days, works offline, and is shared across profiles. A curated registry of 50+ popular libraries connects directly, and dependency docs can be pre-warmed in the background so follow-up lookups hit instantaneously. Triggers are fully layered and optional: an embedded skill fires automatically with zero config, a slash command queries without spending model tokens, and a one-time global rule in AGENTS.md makes every future session proactively check docs before coding.

This is for developers working in DeepSeek Harness who call third-party libraries daily and would rather not paste documentation by hand, or for teams that want their agents to be more reliable without extra ceremony. No API key is required to start. The settings card exposes every toggle — master switch, cache management, custom doc sources, and zh/en locale — at a glance, and the plugin is ready the moment you install it.