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dsh-live-preset-switch

Workflow Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install HaoyanZhang123/dsh-live-preset-switch

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

In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install HaoyanZhang123/dsh-live-preset-switch to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/HaoyanZhang123/dsh-live-preset-switch .

About this plugin

When switching between agent presets in a DSH profile, users and agents often lack a consolidated reference for how turn-boundary live preset switching actually behaves—how it interacts with session-history derivation, the agentPreset.select guard, and the composer chip. dsh-live-preset-switch packages that knowledge into a single registerable Skill, so the guidance is available in-conversation without leaving the current workflow.

The bundle is deliberately minimal. It attaches a read-only Host adapter to the profile through the public ctx.skills.register() service contract, and the Skill body is a static string. At runtime the adapter performs no file, network, subprocess, or credential access. The cordis.patch.yml inserts exactly one entry and does not disable, replace, reorder, or shadow any official @deepseek-ai/* component. There are no runtime dependencies, no lifecycle scripts, and no native artifacts—installation is additive and uninstall leaves nothing behind. Importantly, the bundle carries guidance content only; the actual live-switching engine involves core-package changes that live on a fork branch pending upstream review, and the two should not be conflated.

It suits three audiences: end users who switch agent presets frequently and want to confirm turn-boundary behavior at a glance; developers authoring preset templates or workflow orchestrations who need precise switching semantics to reference; and ops or security reviewers who prefer the "purely additive, zero side-effect" audit cost when evaluating DSH ecosystem plugins.

Use Cases

  • Look up turn-boundary preset switching behavior in-conversation
  • Register a read-only preset-selection guidance skill for agent workflows
  • Confirm a DSH plugin is purely additive with zero runtime side effects

Best For

  • End users who switch agent presets frequently and want turn-boundary confirmation
  • Developers authoring preset templates or workflow orchestration who need precise switching semantics
  • Ops or security reviewers who prefer the purely additive, zero side-effect audit profile