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dsh-prompt-forge

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.13

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install nina27486486/dsh-prompt-forge

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

Run dsh plugin install nina27486486/dsh-prompt-forge in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/nina27486486/dsh-prompt-forge .

About this plugin

Writing prompts often leaves you stuck with a draft that is technically correct but rough in structure and clarity. dsh-prompt-forge compresses the fix into a single action: finish your draft in the composer, tap the forge icon, and a streamed rewrite arrives with visible reasoning and far tighter instruction formatting.

The plugin is deliberately small (roughly 700 lines across host and client, zero runtime dependencies) and focuses on three things: a three-tier refinement mode (light polish, structured rewrite, expert-level task inference with variable placeholders), a plain-JSON vocabulary file (editable, git-friendly, tracks usage counts and tags), and a one-click export of any satisfying result into a dsh skill file for later slash-command reuse. Everything runs on the current session model, so no extra API key or endpoint configuration is needed.

Best suited for dsh users who write prompts frequently, want a zero-friction refinement loop, and prefer a tool with no database, no CDN, no telemetry, and a minimal supply-chain surface. All data lives inside the self-contained deployment folder.

Use Cases

  • Refine a rough draft into a structured, instruction-clear prompt with a single click
  • Store frequently used prompts in a plain-JSON vocabulary for instant insertion into the composer
  • Export a polished result as a dsh skill file and trigger it later via a slash command

Best For

  • Developers and product managers who write and iterate on prompts frequently in dsh
  • Users who want zero extra setup and simply reuse the current session model
  • Lightweight-tool users who prefer plain-file storage with no database or runtime dependencies