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dsh-writing-remote

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install x2802490130-prog/dsh-writing-remote

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

Install the plugin using the dsh plugin install command with the full source address at https://github.com/x2802490130-prog/dsh-writing-remote.

About this plugin

Within the DeepSeek Harness writing ecosystem, the dsh-tool-writing engine handles all generation and data processing, while the panel UI runs in a browser, separated by the Typert protocol. dsh-writing-remote addresses this cross-environment communication challenge as a host-side data channel: it exposes the engine's project, library, and search data to the client panel in a Typert remote format, enabling read-only data queries and orchestration triggers (like end-of-chapter organization) while safely keeping generative capabilities on the host.

Its core capabilities lie in providing a suite of standardized methods covering project indexing, chapter previews, lore browsing, full-text search, evolution tracking, and thread graph visualization, allowing smooth panel-to-engine interactions. For instance, using workspaceIndex to fetch project structure overviews or syncNow to trigger end-of-chapter workflows—all operations are anchored by projectRoot to ensure data consistency and security.

This plugin is ideal for developers, technical authors, or full-stack engineers using the DeepSeek Harness writing tools who need to build or customize client panels for project management. It simplifies the bridge between host and browser, letting developers extend functionality without diving deep into protocol details, focusing instead on creating superior writing experiences.

Use Cases

  • Manage writing project indexes, volume structures, and project statistics.
  • Browse lore files, perform full-text search, and library queries.
  • Trigger end-of-chapter orchestration and one-click initialization.

Best For

  • Developers using DeepSeek Harness writing tools.
  • Technical authors needing to customize client panels.
  • Full-stack engineers focused on writing project management.