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dsh-mattpocock-skills

Workflow Updated 2026.09.12

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install NmouZh/dsh-mattpocock-skills

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

Run dsh plugin install NmouZh/dsh-mattpocock-skills in your terminal to install the plugin. Full source repository: https://github.com/NmouZh/dsh-mattpocock-skills

About this plugin

Matt Pocock's 35 agent skills are designed for Claude Code, where slash commands are model-executable, hooks are read by the host, and 20 skills deliberately block model invocation. Dropping them straight into DeepSeek Harness means the model cannot open those 20 skills, follows hook instructions the host ignores, and writes handoff files to OS temp directories—while your skills root ends up with thirty-five scattered copies that each upstream update forces you to reconcile one by one.

This plugin bundles the upstream 35 skills plus a DSH-perspective guide skill (dsh-workflow) into a single installable unit with an isolated in-memory adaptation layer: 58 hand-written rules fix intent-level differences (switching model-executes to asks-the-user-to-run, swapping CLAUDE.md-first for AGENTS.md-first, removing hook directives the host never reads) and 27 mechanically generated rules strip residual slash prefixes. Upstream files stay byte-identical and verifiable via a checksum script; every DSH-specific rewrite lives in one overlay file, applied at load time and leaving no residue on removal.

It is aimed at developers who already run this skill set in Claude Code and want the same workflow in DeepSeek Harness without maintaining a personal fork, and at users who want the full 36-skill catalogue as one profile entry with a single switch, a single priority rank, and clean install, upgrade, and removal.

Use Cases

  • Migrating from Claude Code to DeepSeek Harness while preserving correct model-invocation and user-initiation semantics for every skill
  • Installing, upgrading, or removing 36 skills as a single unit without scattering copies across the user skills directory
  • Syncing upstream skill updates into the DSH environment with centralized, auditable, and reversible adaptations

Best For

  • Developers already running the Matt Pocock skill set in Claude Code who want the same workflow in DSH
  • Team members managing dozens of agent skills who want to avoid manual patching and version conflicts
  • Power DSH users who value a clean skills directory and a controllable upgrade path