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dsh-stablecoin

v0.0.1

Published

Stablecoin settlement for dsh - one currency of account across every rail. Name reserved; spec below; first release in development.

Readme

dsh-stablecoin

npm License: MIT

Stablecoin settlement for dsh - one currency of account across every rail.

A plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

Why

Agents need one denominator. Whatever the rail - x402, Lightning converted on the fly, exchange fees - the budget should be stated, tracked, and capped in stable units a human understands at a glance.

What it does

  • Asset profiles: USDC, USDT, PYUSD - decimals, chains, gasless patterns, gotchas
  • Balance and allowance hygiene: what can move without asking again
  • Spend stated in fiat terms, converted at sign time with the rate shown
  • Cross-rail accounting normalized into one stable-unit ledger

How it fits dsh

The unit-of-account layer under dsh-micropay; per-asset specifics delegate to dsh-usdc / dsh-usdt / dsh-pyusd when installed.

Design principles

  1. One currency of account, whatever the settlement asset
  2. Allowances surfaced - standing permissions to spend are surfaced as policy
  3. Rates shown at sign time, never buried

Status

Name reserved, spec locked. Roadmap: 0.1 profiles + balance hygiene -> 0.2 normalized ledger -> 0.3 allowance policy. The first release lands when the 0.1 scope above is fully implemented and tested - not before.

License

MIT