WinWIKIAgent-dsgplugin

Using DSH on Windows often means bouncing between a desktop agent, a separate knowledge-base app, and assorted document utilities. WinWIKIAgent collapses all of that into the DSH web interface, so chat, file operations, and personal knowledge curation live in a single browser tab instead of three windows.

Three pillars drive the plugin. First, the chat experience: streaming output, collapsible chain-of-thought, tool-call cards, and confirmation dialogs for risky operations, backed by either an OpenAI-compatible endpoint or a local Ollama service. Second, the LLM Wiki knowledge base: a browsable file tree, full-text search, URL import, and automatic compilation of uploaded files, with LINT and REFLECT workflows for continuous refinement. Third, document processing: a model-first, three-tier pipeline that reads PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX; generates native Word formulas via LaTeX-to-OMML; converts between office formats through a four-level fallback chain (pure JS, pandoc, LibreOffice headless, MS Office COM); and auto-detects which tools are actually installed on the host so the agent always picks a working path.

It is a natural fit for Windows users who lean on DSH for everyday office tasks, document triage, and building a personal knowledge base, particularly those who prefer local inference and want their chat, file processing, and note-taking consolidated in one interface rather than scattered across multiple applications.