DeepSeek Harness Enhancement Suite

Vision · Soul / Persona · Long-term Memory · Plugin Marketplace · Reasoning Options

The official entry point and one-command installer for the Scorp1o117 plugins that enhance DeepSeek Harness (DSH). This suite is a real installer — not a link collection: it drives the official dsh plugin CLI, mounts what needs mounting, and checks the result.

Version 0.1.4 and newer require DSH 0.1.0-rc.7 or newer and are validated with 0.1.0-rc.7, 0.1.0-rc.8, and 0.1.1-rc.1. They also report pnpm native-build policy failures explicitly.

DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 users must install the last compatible plugin releases directly: dsh-tool-vision@0.6.1, dsh-soul-md@0.5.6, dsh-tdai-memory@0.2.11, and dsh-plugin-marketplace@0.2.6. Do not use the suite's unpinned install command on rc.6 because it intentionally resolves the current releases. dsh-reasoning-options requires DSH 0.1.0-rc.7 or newer (no rc.6-compatible release exists).

This repository does not vendor or replace the individual plugins. Each plugin remains independently maintained in its own upstream repository.

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👁️ dsh-tool-vision

给文本模型增加视觉能力和图片桥接。

→ upstream repository

🎭 dsh-soul-md

为 Agent 增加 soul.md 人设、会话/工作区 Persona 和可演化人格。

→ upstream repository

🧠 dsh-tdai-memory

完整的长期分层记忆、召回与搜索。

→ upstream repository

🛒 dsh-plugin-marketplace

直接在 DSH Web UI 中发现和浏览插件。

→ upstream repository

🎚️ dsh-reasoning-options

为所有第三方（pi-ai）模型自动添加推理强度选项（off → max 七档，默认 high）。

→ upstream repository

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Requirements

• Node.js >= 22.18 — the full suite inherits the dsh-tdai-memory engine requirement
• dsh CLI on PATH — the official DeepSeek Harness CLI (dsh plugin --profile <p> add <pkg> is the install mechanism)
• A target profile (default: web)

Install & usage

From this repository (no install needed):

node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs list
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs install --dry-run
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs install
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs doctor

As a global command (once published to npm):

npm install -g dsh-enhancement-suite
dsh-enhance list
dsh-enhance install

CLI

dsh-enhance list                          Show the plugin registry (installed state per profile)
dsh-enhance install                       Install all plugins into a profile
dsh-enhance update                        Update installed plugins to the latest versions
dsh-enhance doctor                        Check Node, dsh CLI, profile and per-plugin state

  --profile <name>     target profile (default: web)
  --only <keys>        comma-separated selection: vision,soul,memory,marketplace,reasoning (or package names)
  --dry-run            print what would run without executing anything

Examples:

dsh-enhance install --dry-run                    # preview everything
dsh-enhance install --profile web --only vision,soul
dsh-enhance update --profile headless

How it installs

1. Every plugin is installed through the official CLI: dsh plugin --profile <profile> add <package>. This suite never loads the plugins through its own dependency graph or its own cordis patch — the upstream packages stay independent in the profile.
2. All plugins declare dsh.bundle.patch (as of vision 0.3.9 / soul-md 0.5.4 / tdai-memory 0.2.9 / marketplace 0.2.4 / reasoning-options 0.1.0), so dsh plugin add reconciles each into dsh.profile.bundles and its own bundle layer auto-mounts it.
3. For profiles that mounted a plugin manually before it gained its bundle manifest, the suite removes the stale manual row from cordis.patch.yml — two mounts of the same entry id would abort boot. (Non-bundle third-party plugins still get the safe idempotent mount logic: empty [] patches are replaced correctly, duplicates are skipped, flow-style arrays are refused instead of corrupted.)
4. Restart dsh web and the plugins load.

Every step reports a clear ✓ / ✗, failures are never swallowed, and no API key is read, printed, or forwarded.

Integration / Adoption

The following plugins are adopted and shipped built-in by the Deepseek Harness EAC desktop client:

• 👁️ dsh-tool-vision
• 🎭 dsh-soul-md
• 🧠 dsh-tdai-memory

Deepseek-Harness-EAC

Note: EAC's built-in marketplace implementation is a separate project; it does not use dsh-plugin-marketplace.

Documentation

• Architecture — design decisions, manifest schema, safety rules
• plugins.json — the plugin manifest (npm name, repo, category, display name, description)

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Each plugin keeps its own MIT license in its upstream repository.