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dsh-skill-forge

Workflow Updated 2026.09.07

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Epiphany-Leon/dsh-skill-forge

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

Run dsh plugin install Epiphany-Leon/dsh-skill-forge inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; full source code is at https://github.com/Epiphany-Leon/dsh-skill-forge

About this plugin

Every time a complex conversation ends in DeepSeek Harness, the reasoning paths, debug tips, and best practices gained along the way vanish with the session. dsh-skill-forge tackles exactly this gap: it systematically distills one-off conversational experience into structured, verifiable, traceable, and reusable Agent Skills, so the next time a similar task appears you can recall a proven skill instead of starting from scratch.

Six specialized agents work in a coordinated pipeline. The Extractor pulls patterns out of conversations, the Generator drafts skill documents, the Verifier runs multi-dimensional validation, the Refiner performs targeted rewrites based on failure feedback rather than full regeneration, the Adversarial Test Generator crafts challenging cases for co-evolution, and the Auditor handles security and duplicate checks. Every skill must pass seven quality gates before activation. On top of that, three evolutionary engines keep raising the ceiling: Darwin hill-climbing for single-skill optimization, Taotie five-stage cross-skill fusion, and CoEvo alternating skill-versus-testsuite evolution. A Dreaming engine performs off-peak batch optimization and health checks during idle time. The smart recall engine dynamically selects the most relevant skills per conversation turn under a token budget, while four-layer security defense and full provenance tracking keep every skill auditable and traceable.

It is built for heavy DSH users who repeatedly complete engineering, writing, or analysis tasks and want to grow a personal skill library over time. It also suits tech leads who need to turn tacit knowledge scattered across chat logs into shared, versioned team assets.

Use Cases

  • Forge a complex engineering conversation into a reusable structured skill after the task is complete
  • Let the smart recall engine dynamically inject the most relevant skill per turn instead of restarting from scratch
  • Run the Dreaming engine during idle time to batch-optimize, auto-fuse, and health-check the whole skill library

Best For

  • Heavy DSH users who repeatedly handle engineering, analysis, or writing tasks and want a growing personal skill library
  • Tech leads who need to turn tacit chat knowledge into versioned, shareable team assets
  • Advanced DSH users who demand auditable, traceable, and continuously evolving skills