dsh-ASD-100

Forces ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English on every reply and every document.

What it does

When the mode is on, the plugin adds an always-on section to the system prompt of every request. The section holds the writing rules of simplified technical English: 20 words in a procedure sentence, 25 in a descriptive sentence, one instruction per sentence, active voice, simple tenses, the condition before the command, one word with one meaning, no semicolons, no em dashes, no contractions. A reply answers first and uses prose only.

Commands

• /ste on turns the mode on.
• /ste off turns the mode off.
• /ste reports the current state.

State

The mode is one flag file: ~/.dsh/dsh-asd-100/.active. The plugin reads it on every request, so all sessions share the state and a change takes effect at once. To turn the mode off from outside the chat, delete the file.

Where the rules come from

The plugin reads ~/.agents/skills/simple-english/SKILL.md when that file exists, so you can change the rules without a code change. When the file is absent, the plugin uses a built-in rule set of nine lines. Both paths are in lib/index.js.

Config

Two optional fields, set in the bundle patch that loads the plugin:

- insert:
    - id: dsh-asd-100
      name: dsh-asd-100
      config:
        skillDir: /path/to/simple-english   # default: ~/.agents/skills/simple-english
        stateFile: /path/to/.active         # default: ~/.dsh/dsh-asd-100/.active

Development

node --test test/ste.test.mjs

The plugin imports node builtins only. It has no dependencies.

Files

• lib/index.js — the plugin: the prompt section, the command handler, the flag file.
• cordis.patch.yml — the bundle patch that loads it.
• test/ste.test.mjs — five tests.
• awesome-dsh-plugin-entry.yml — the list entry for the awesome-dsh-plugin PR.

License

MIT