dsh-pouch

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dsh-pouch is a pocket toolkit of practical, lightweight, and beautiful plugins designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH).
It delivers out-of-the-box micro-extensions to enhance your daily workflow, interactive experience, and development productivity.

📦 Plugins Included

🚀 Quick Start & Installation

Method 1: One-Command Installation via DSH CLI (Recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️)

Run a single command in your terminal. DSH will automatically download, bundle-register, and mount all 6 pocket plugins (zero manual configuration):

# 1. Install the entire toolkit via npm (recommended)
dsh plugin --profile web add @moon16u/dsh-pouch

# Or install directly from GitHub
dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/moon16u/dsh-pouch.git

Method 2: Local Git Clone Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/moon16u/dsh-pouch.git ~/dsh-pouch

2. Add the bundle to your DSH profile:

   dsh plugin --profile web add file:~/dsh-pouch

   DSH automatically detects dsh.bundle and applies the built-in cordis.patch.yml layer without manual configuration file edits.

🛠️ Plugin Highlights

1. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-restart

• Problem: After editing plugins or configs, restarting DSH manually in an external terminal is tedious; killing the process directly inside an agent tool causes the session to freeze.
• Solution: Exposes /dsh-restart slash command and dsh_restart agent tool. Spawns an asynchronous detached worker process that returns the response immediately and restarts cleanly after 3 seconds.

2. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-current-time

• Problem: A model has no clock. It infers "today" from whatever the harness injected once at startup, so a session left open across midnight keeps reasoning from yesterday's date — and nothing in the transcript contradicts it.
• Solution: Hooks agent/pre-step and appends one wall-clock reading after the prompt on the first step of every turn. Once per turn rather than per step, so a tool-call loop does not bury the transcript in near-identical timestamps.

3. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-session-id

• Problem: Retrieving the current session UUID for debugging or log tracking requires digging into URLs or console logs.
• Solution: Injects a clean capsule button displaying the Session ID in the web header utility bar with instant one-click clipboard copying.

4. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-web-search-tavily

• Problem: Built-in search engines may be restricted or lack high-quality synthesized web answers.
• Solution: Formally implements the ctx.web.registerSearchProvider contract. Automatically resolves API keys from the TAVILY_API_KEY environment variable or DSH Credentials service.

5. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-llm-headers

• Problem: DSH merges its own attribution User-Agent into every provider request last, and a headers map written into llm-pi-ai cannot override that reserved name. Gateways that authenticate by client identity — Tencent CodeBuddy returns 500 {"code":11128,"msg":"request illegal"} — are unreachable with configuration alone.
• Solution: Declare routes in your own llm-headers settings section, still served by the official PiAiAdapter; only the pi-ai provider is wrapped, so the configured headers get the final word before the socket. Ships with a Request Headers settings page (independent sidebar entry) — the stock provider cards expose no slot, and headers written into llm-pi-ai are stripped anyway. Wrapping the provider rather than the protocol object keeps pi-ai's own route implementations, so such routes wire up in a couple of lines. Routes without configured headers keep sending the DSH attribution unchanged, and deleting it is refused.
• Version span: built for DSH 0.1.5-rc.1. The settings page reads the provider directory and writes settings over a dual-generation wire — DSH 0.1.1's connection.api (APIProxy) or the remote.llm / remote.settings namespaces — preferring whichever the host serves. Two host contracts it must honour: the provider profile is validated against a copy of the route, so the deepFreezed section a settings provider hands out stays untouched; and the resolved profile carries the modelErrors map dsh-llm-pi-ai reads in PiAiAdapter.modelOf.

6. @moon16u/dsh-plugin-mcp-console

• Problem: The official way to attach MCP servers is a static cordis.patch.yml entry — no GUI, no runtime changes, and every restart to apply an edit. Declared servers show up as untouchable read-only instances.
• Solution: A full MCP servers settings section managing the official @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client at runtime: one fiber per server via cordis dynamic assembly (hot edit, no DSH restart), master switches, per-tool enable/disable pills, live status + tool lists over SSE, and mcpServers JSON import. External agents writing MCP entries into cordis.patch.yml are handled by an auto-ingest engine: on boot/refresh the entries are migrated into ~/.dsh/dsh-mcp.json (fiber takeover included, YAML trimmed precisely), reversible via POST /export-yaml. Secrets stay masked in every API response.

🧪 Testing

This monorepo uses pnpm workspaces and Node.js native test runner for contract and smoke tests:

cd dsh-pouch
pnpm install
pnpm test

📄 License & Credits

• MIT License © 2026 moon16u
• Logo icon: Toolbox icon by Icons8.