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@dsh-pi/fff

v0.1.0

Published

pi-style frecency-ranked search tools for DeepSeek Harness (dsh-pi): ffgrep and fffind, powered by the FFF engine.

Downloads

57

Readme

@dsh-pi/fff

pi-style frecency-ranked search tools for DeepSeek Harness (dsh-pi).

Registers two tools on ctx.tools, powered by the FFF engine (@ff-labs/fff-node, native Rust core):

  • ffgrep — grep file contents. Smart-case, auto-detects regex vs literal. Results ranked by frecency (most-accessed files first); matches within a file stay in source order.
  • fffind — fuzzy, typo-resistant file search by name pattern. Frecency-ranked.

The FFF engine's frecency DB is persisted per workspace under $DSH_HOME/dsh-pi/fff-<workspace>.db, so access rankings build up across sessions — same behavior as pi's ffgrep/fffind (from @ff-labs/pi-fff).

Install into a profile

dsh plugin --profile web add @dsh-pi/fff        # published, or:
dsh plugin --profile web add file:/abs/path/to/dsh-pi-fff

The bundle auto-registers in the profile manifest (adds a dsh-pi-tools row mounting the plugin). Restart the profile (dsh web / dsh --profile <name>).

Requirements

  • dsh ≥ 0.1.0-rc.6 (provides @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools in the profile's module tree)
  • The plugin resolves @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools from the profile node_modules; @ff-labs/fff-node (+ its platform binary) is installed as a dependency.

Tool parameters

ffgrep: pattern (required) · path (default: session workspace) · limit (default 20)

fffind: pattern (required) · path (default: session workspace) · limit (default 30)

Output matches pi-fff's format: per-file blocks in frecency order, path:line: content, with [VERY often touched file] / [often touched file] annotations for hot files.

Layout

| File | Role | |---|---| | index.js | Cordis plugin (registers ffgrep + fffind via defineTool) | | cordis.patch.yml | bundle patch — inserts the dsh-pi-tools row | | package.json | declares dsh.bundle.patch + @ff-labs/fff-node dependency |

License

MIT