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dsh-electro-lab

v0.7.0

Published

a day ago

DSH plugin: electrical & electronics problem solving

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DeepSeek Harness ElectroLab

An electrical & electronics calculation plugin for the DeepSeek Harness: circuit analysis, transients, filters, signal quality, noise and unit conversion — every value a self-describing complex object in SI base units.

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Features

ElectroLab Mode — the ElectroLab Mode agent preset isolates the session to the plugin's calculation tools: no shell, no file system, no network.
Calculations you can trust — every number comes from a tool call result, never from memory or hand arithmetic.
Records for inspection — every solve is settled to disk and browsable in the client panel.

All tools are listed in tools.md.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-electro-lab

Published on npm — stable releases on the latest dist-tag, prereleases on beta.

Usage

The plugin registers its tools, skills and the ElectroLab Mode agent preset on mount. Pick the preset when starting a session: all numeric values must come from tool calls, and the preset stops when conditions are insufficient.

Development

See Contributing for the development setup, commit conventions, and release process.

Docs

License

MIT © 2026 curtainsmall