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dsh-deepbrain

Memory Updated 2026.09.08

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install qiuyiwu1989-star/dsh-deepbrain

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

Run dsh plugin install qiuyiwu1989-star/dsh-deepbrain in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/qiuyiwu1989-star/dsh-deepbrain .

About this plugin

DeepBrain stores judgments — conclusions distilled from meetings, interviews, and lectures — each backed by an evidence chain that traces back to the exact words spoken and corroborated across separate occasions. dsh-deepbrain brings that judgment layer into DeepSeek Harness so your agent can pull verified conclusions, attribute word-for-word quotes, and look up a person's historical positions without ever leaving the chat.

Rather than exposing all twenty-seven server-side tools, the plugin registers six carefully scoped ones so the model does not default to grabbing raw transcripts and blowing up its own context. Start with deepbrain_brief when you are unsure what to ask, rely on deepbrain_topics for most writing and analysis, use deepbrain_quotes for attributable lines, run deepbrain_person before a negotiation or meeting, and keep deepbrain_call as an escape hatch for anything the other five do not cover.

It suits teams and individuals who need sourced analysis over generated filler: strategy research, competitive analysis, negotiation prep, and academic writing where misattributing a quote to the wrong person is a real risk. DeepBrain's evidence chains and cross-occasion corroboration make every claim traceable back to what was actually said.

Use Cases

  • Pull a person's historical positions before a negotiation
  • Cite others in writing with word-for-word transcript verification
  • Distill post-meeting judgments and cross-reference across separate occasions

Best For

  • Strategy and competitive-intelligence teams
  • Academic and industry writers who require traceable citations
  • Managers who rely on meeting-derived conclusions for decisions