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dsh-zhouli

Workflow Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install SCP-CN-1059/dsh-zhouli

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

Run dsh plugin install SCP-CN-1059/dsh-zhouli in your terminal to install; source code: https://github.com/SCP-CN-1059/dsh-zhouli

About this plugin

When an LLM recites classical Chinese from memory, there is no way to verify whether a passage actually exists. dsh-zhouli turns the six-book, 49,384-character Zhou Li into a coordinate-addressed corpus: every paragraph carries a book.official index (e.g. 1.1 for the Grand Tutor), so any citation can be traced back to the source line, eliminating fabricated or misattributed quotes.

The tool offers seven actions: full-text search, passage retrieval by coordinate, official-role lookup with headcounts, chapter listing, paragraph dump, collation between the base text and Zheng Xuan commentary (567 recorded variants), and corpus statistics. A bundled Zhou Li Mode preset wires the six-official framework, the eight self-review methods, and the year-end six-count audit into a persistent agent persona, requiring coordinate-anchored citations at every step from kickoff through close.

Built for classical-studies researchers, digital-humanities pipelines, and agent teams that need provable, verifiable citations from pre-Qin canonical texts. The core requirement is simple: every line the agent quotes from Zhou Li must have a real, checkable coordinate behind it.

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Use Cases

  • Agent cites Zhou Li passages with book.official coordinates so every quote is traceable to the source line.
  • Structured search, official-role lookup, and textual collation across the full 49,384-character corpus in digital-humanities pipelines.
  • Apply the Zhou Li Mode preset to discipline an agent's reasoning via the six-official framework and year-end audit.

Best For

  • Pre-Qin and classical-textual scholars
  • Digital humanities and computational humanities teams
  • Agent-workflow developers requiring verifiable citations