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@wlv-zedd/dsh-btw-plugin

v1.0.5

Published

DeepSeek Harness Side-Assistant Dock (/btw command)

Readme

dsh-btw-plugin

English | 中文

npm version dsh-market license

DeepSeek Harness Side-Assistant Dock Ask quick side questions without interrupting or polluting the active agent loop.

dsh-btw Interactive Demo


Features

  • Instant Non-Blocking /btw Command: Type /btw <question> in the chat bar. The input clears instantly (0ms) and executes in the background without disturbing the main agent run.

  • Docked Floating Banner Above Composer: Appears right above the message input with a live Quantum Equalizer animation, Markdown rendering, pagination (< 1/5 >), and collapse/expand toggle.

  • Quantum Equalizer Visualizer: Five animated pill bars pulse in theme blue while your answer is being generated. During an automatic retry, all bars and the status badge switch to amber so you can always see the current state at a glance.

  • Smart Auto-Retry (5 Steps): On transient model errors the plugin retries up to 5 times with fast bursts (1 s → 1.5 s → 2 s → 2.5 s → 3 s, ~10 s total). The status badge shows Retrying (X/5)... in amber so you are never left wondering.

  • Active Session & Loop Context Awareness: Inherits the active session model dynamically and extracts recent turn history (session.deriveMessages(), active workspace) so /btw knows exactly what you and the main agent are working on without interrupting execution.

  • Accuracy-First System Prompt: Six concise positive instructions guide the model to preserve exact nouns, synthesize session history faithfully, and answer directly — no defensive over-constraints that cause hallucinations.

  • Rich Markdown Rendering: Bold, italic, inline code, numbered lists (rendered as real 1. 2. numbers in theme blue), and bullet points — all without markdown tables cluttering the compact card.

  • Isolated JSON Storage: Persists session Q&A history in ~/.dsh/storages/btw-history.json without modifying or polluting other plugins.


Installation

Option 1: Via DSH Plugin Market (Recommended)

Install directly in the DSH Web UI via Settings → Plugin Market (search for dsh-btw), or run:

pnpm dsh plugin add @wlv-zedd/dsh-btw-plugin

Option 2: Manual npm & Cordis Config

Install dsh-btw-plugin into your DeepSeek Harness environment:

pnpm add @wlv-zedd/dsh-btw-plugin

Enable the plugin in your cordis.yml (or via cordis.patch.yml):

# cordis.yml
plugins:
  @wlv-zedd/dsh-btw-plugin:
    # Optional: specify a dedicated model, or omit to auto-inherit active session model
    # model: deepseek:deepseek-chat

Usage

In the Web Chat Interface

Type /btw followed by your question:

/btw What is the port number of PostgreSQL?
/btw What is the difference between TCP and UDP?
  • Floating Banner: The question immediately displays above the composer with the Quantum Equalizer pulsing. Once resolved, the rich Markdown answer appears.
  • Pagination (< 1/5 >): Cycle through previous side questions in the active session using < and >.
  • Action Controls:
    • Copy: Copies the answer to clipboard.
    • Delete: Removes the question from session history.
    • Collapse / Expand: Toggles the answer view to keep your workspace tidy.
    • Dismiss [X]: Closes the floating banner.

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License

MIT © WLV-ZEDD