dsh-officecli

Feeding OfficeCLI primitives directly to a large language model almost always produces crooked slides and overflowing text. dsh-officecli inserts a design engine between the Agent and OfficeCLI: the model writes intent into a concise DeckSpec, and the plugin compiles it into hundreds of unit-bearing atomic commands on a 960-by-540pt canvas with a 12-column grid and 8pt baseline. Eight themes, nineteen layout templates, professional template packs (consulting briefs, product launches, academic defenses, government reports, and more), office_deck_lint structural checks, and per-field character limits keep output disciplined from the very first token.

Beyond bare shapes, the plugin wires in seven native OfficeCLI element types covering eighteen chart varieties, tables, pictures, Mermaid diagrams, connectors, animations, and speaker notes, so data pages and flowcharts are real editable objects rather than drawn lines. After generation, office_screenshot renders a PNG back into the conversation so the model can genuinely see its own work and iterate page by page. The DSH sidebar embeds a live preview panel that refreshes automatically on every edit; follow-along mode lets you watch layout land in real time without any manual reload.

Built for teams and individuals running agent workflows on DeepSeek-Harness who need professionally typeset Office documents at scale: one natural-language prompt produces a complete themed deck with charts, animations, and speaker notes, or structured read-write over existing docx and xlsx files. Sixteen tools cover the full document lifecycle.