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dsh-duizhang

v0.1.0

Published

Reconciliation: statements, invoices and ledgers that have to balance. Bank/credit statement PDFs and invoice batches into ledger-ready tables, then reconciled — on a shared key in integer cents, or with no shared key at all by amount, date window, refere

Readme

dsh-duizhang

Bank/credit statement PDFs and invoice batches into ledger-ready tables, then reconciled — on a shared key in integer cents, or with no shared key at all by amount, date window, reference numbers and fuzzy counterparty names.

What & why

The point is that it refuses to look right when it is wrong. reconcile_ledger compares in integer cents, so 0.1+0.2 never invents a phantom difference. extract_statement re-adds the running total independently (opening + credits − debits = closing) and, if it does not balance, names the row where it first breaks. match_transactions handles split (1:N) and combined (N:1) payments and declines to guess when the evidence is thin. dedupe_entities never merges anything — it shows the evidence, cross-checked against tax-ID checksums, and leaves the decision to a human.

Every set ships what_can_you_do — describe a task in any language, get the exact tool plus a ready-to-run call.

Install

dsh plugin --profile <your-profile> add github:mario03690/dsh-duizhang

Thin config layer only (one @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client row, shipped as cordis.patch.yml) — no tool code runs on your machine. Built against the MCP client config shape of the dsh v0.1 developer preview; verified against the live endpoint on 2026-08-22.

Cost, quota, privacy

Mixed. The table operations are deterministic and cheap ($0.002–$0.008). The two extractors read documents with a model: extract_statement $0.03, extract_invoices $0.05. Every response reports its exact USD cost; failed calls are not charged.

No signup for the free anonymous quota. Documents are processed in memory and not retained. The config URL carries ?s=dsh-duizhang — a channel tag identifying the install path, not you.

Disclosure: built and run by the team behind ainetcafe.com — our own service, free tier plus paid usage. Full bundle (everything at once): dsh-netcafe. MIT.

Compatibility & permissions (at a glance)

| Signal | This plugin | | --- | --- | | Runtime | dsh v0.1 developer preview (Cordis v4). Touches only the MCP client config shape — the narrowest surface available. Verified against a live endpoint on 2026-08-22. | | What runs locally | Nothing. Ships one cordis.patch.yml row; there is no tool code, no build step and no lifecycle script in this package. | | Filesystem access | None. | | Shell / process access | None. | | Network access | Outbound HTTPS to ainetcafe.com only, from the MCP client that dsh already ships. | | Credentials | None required for the free tier. An optional AllRouter key, if you supply one, is sent by dsh as a request header and is never stored by us. | | Data retention | Documents and prompts are processed in memory and not retained. | | Dependencies | One peer dependency: @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client (ships with dsh). | | License | MIT (see LICENSE). | | Publisher | The team that runs ainetcafe.com. Issues get a same-day reply. |

A directory listing is not a security review. Read cordis.patch.yml — it is short enough to read in full in under a minute.