@firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers

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Installable DeepSeek Harness plugin bundle that brings obra/superpowers into product sessions: the full skill library, adapted to dsh tooling, plus a SessionStart-equivalent bootstrap.

Publish name: @firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers (version tracks the harness family, currently 0.1.0-rc.8). Source of record for this fork package: github.com/oThTJx/dsh-skill-superpowers. This package is opt-in and is not part of the official main dsh-base composition.

What it restores

The skill bodies ship as dsh-adapted prose under skills/ (no vendored source, no git submodule). Foreign-harness tool names and platform references were rewritten for dsh, and the superpowers: skill-name prefix was removed. The published tarball includes skills/ plus assets/NOTICE.md, which records the upstream provenance (obra/superpowers @ b36e0829, v6.3.0) and MIT license.

Install into a dsh profile

Requires DeepSeek Harness peers at ^0.1.0-rc.5 (@deepseek-ai/dsh-skill and related packages), typically from the official CLI/dsh-base stack.

dsh plugin --profile web add @firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers

From a harness source tree:

pnpm dsh plugin --profile web add @firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers

Then boot dsh --profile web (or pnpm dsh web). If this fork's dsh-base already mounts id: skill-superpowers, do not add the same row again — disable the base row first, or use a profile that does not include it.

Local / pre-publish check

pnpm run build:lib:host
pnpm --filter @firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers pack
pnpm dsh plugin --profile superpowers-demo add ./firefly0621-dsh-skill-superpowers-0.1.0-rc.7.tgz

(pnpm pack writes the tarball to the repository root by default. There is no per-package build script; host lib build produces lib/.)

Enable from this monorepo without npm

The fork dsh-base composition mounts this plugin by default. Start as usual:

pnpm dsh web
pnpm dsh --profile headless "task"

To omit it, set disabled: true on the superpowers row. The package still ships cordis.patch.yml for custom bases:

dsh web --patch packages/skill/skill-superpowers/cordis.patch.yml

Config

Update Superpowers

There is no vendored submodule. To re-port a newer upstream release, diff the upstream skills/ against the recorded commit (b36e0829, v6.3.0) and re-apply the dsh adaptation by hand: replace foreign-harness tool names and platform references, remove the superpowers: prefix, and keep the behavioral content verbatim.

Model Experience

Session-start bootstrap

What the model sees

On startup for non-subagent sessions, one durable user-role plugin message whose text is buildBootstrapPreamble(...): Superpowers' <EXTREMELY_IMPORTANT> wrapper, the full using-superpowers SKILL.md, then the dsh platform adaptation from skills/using-superpowers/references/dsh-tools.md. On resume, the same preamble is injected only when the restored log does not already contain a Superpowers bootstrap message (sessions created before this overlay was enabled).

Token effect

One large retained preamble per session that needs it; skill catalog entries add their usual summary cost when dsh-tool-skill is mounted.

KV Cache effect

Append-only after existing reusable prefixes for that session. Resume of a session that already carries the bootstrap does not append another copy.

Skill catalog and skill tool

What the model sees

Indirectly through @deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-skill: every model-invocable Superpowers skill name/description in <available_skills>, and full bodies when loaded via skill.

Token effect

Scales with skill count and description caps owned by dsh-tool-skill.

KV Cache effect

Same as the skill consumer: initial catalog after the reusable prefix; replacements append.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

• No Claude Code hook binary — bootstrap is a native Cordis listener, not hooks/session-start.
• Cross-harness reference content is removed — Anthropic's Claude-specific best-practices guide, the CLAUDE.md testing example, and the Claude-derived creation log are deleted rather than shipped; the dsh skill bodies are self-contained.
• Upstream sync is manual — no vendored submodule; re-porting means diffing against the recorded commit and re-applying the dsh adaptation.
• Peers come from DeepSeek Harness — this bundle does not vendor @deepseek-ai/dsh-*; install into a profile that already has the CLI/base stack.
• Fork default mounts the publish scope — dsh-base depends on @firefly0621/dsh-skill-superpowers so the product default and npm identity stay one package; splitting a private workspace name from the publish name remains deferred.