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@rs-dsh/dsh-core

v0.1.4

Published

Shared UI layer for the rs-dsh DSH plugins: one selection toolbar, anchored cards and DSH's own components, so the plugins look like DSH and stay small.

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Links

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Maintainers

romanysromanys

Keywords

dshdsh-plugindeepseek-harness

Readme

@rs-dsh/dsh-core

The shared base of the rs-dsh plugins for DeepSeek Harness. It gives them one selection toolbar, so their buttons share one box, and draws their boxes with DSH's own components. You don't install it yourself: dsh-threads and dsh-quote bring it with them.

Quote and Comment side by side in one toolbar above a selected sentence

Install

Install the plugins you want. Each one brings this package and adds it to the profile:

dsh plugin --profile <name> add @rs-dsh/[email protected] @rs-dsh/[email protected] @rs-dsh/[email protected]

Then reload the DSH web page. However many rs-dsh plugins you install, the core runs once.

Requirements

  • DSH 0.2.1-rc.2 or later. It is tested with 0.2.1-rc.2.
  • A profile with the web GUI (@deepseek-ai/dsh-web-app), such as web.

What you see

  • One selection toolbar. Select text in a conversation and the actions of every installed rs-dsh plugin show in one box, such as Quote and Comment. An action only shows where it applies: for example, there's no Comment on tool output.
  • Boxes that look like DSH. Buttons, text boxes, menus and replies are DSH's own components, so they follow DSH's theme and its updates. A box closes with Esc or a click outside it, and only one is open at a time.

Limits

  • Web GUI only.
  • Needs DSH's UI library. The core uses @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-primitives, which DSH's web app ships. If a DSH release drops it or renames a part the core uses, the rs-dsh plugins stop at start with a message saying so, until they're updated.

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