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dsh-prompt-presets

Workflow Updated 2026.09.08

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install LiweiDonVee/dsh-prompt-presets

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

Run dsh plugin install LiweiDonVee/dsh-prompt-presets in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to complete the installation; source code is available at https://github.com/LiweiDonVee/dsh-prompt-presets .

About this plugin

DSH Prompt Presets is an empty prompt-management framework for DeepSeek Harness. It tackles a concrete gap: when you build custom agents on DSH, prompts tend to be scattered, unversioned, and hard to compose or reuse. This plugin adds a structured editing and compilation layer on top — you create versioned prompt profiles, arrange entries by role and group, apply session-scoped overlays for partial overrides, and safely travel between versions without losing history.

It also bridges the SillyTavern JSON ecosystem. Import preserves entry order, disabled flags, and unhandled extension data for faithful round trips; bounded identity and variable macros are natively supported, while imported JavaScript, regex scripts, and Tavern Helper payloads are retained for export but never executed. The framework ships with zero bundled content — no story cards, characters, or writing presets — so every profile starts from scratch and entirely reflects your own material.

For developers wiring a custom agent runtime, the plugin exposes compileForAgent() and compileForRender() compiler entry points plus a full loopback HTTP API covering catalog queries, profile CRUD, validation, import/export, and session effective/overlay routes. Writes use an expectedRevision optimistic-lock convention; stale writes return 409. It is built for DSH users migrating workflows from SillyTavern, managing multi-version prompt pipelines, or embedding a structured prompt layer into a bespoke agent architecture.

Use Cases

  • Import SillyTavern JSON prompts into DSH with version tracking
  • Compile structured prompt sections for a custom agent runtime
  • Apply session-scoped overlays to override partial prompt content

Best For

  • DSH users migrating workflows from SillyTavern
  • Agent developers managing multi-version prompt pipelines
  • Builders embedding structured prompt layers into bespoke agent architectures