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dsh-tipping

v0.0.1

Published

3 months ago

Tipping for dsh - value for value, from a human or an agent. Name reserved; spec below; first release in development.

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dsh dsh-plugin deepseek-harness cordis-plugin tipping value4value lightning

dsh-tipping

Tipping for dsh - value for value, from a human or an agent.

A plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

Why

Not every payment is a purchase. Tipping is the voluntary layer - thank the agent whose answer saved your afternoon, fund the tool author whose skill you use daily. Small, frictionless, no invoice required.

What it does

One-command tips over any installed rail: Lightning, USDC, HIP-2 builder-code fees
Pay-what-you-want endpoints for dsh-agentpay publishers
Tip history as a ledger: who, what for, which conversation node
Agent-initiated tips bounded by explicit policy - gratitude has a budget

How it fits dsh

A thin intent layer over the rails; tips are still payments, so they inherit dsh-micropay policy and ledger entries tagged voluntary.

Design principles

Voluntary means voluntary - no dark patterns, no nagging
A tip is still a ledger entry: cite the node it thanks
Agent tips need a tighter cap than purchases

Status

Name reserved, spec locked. Roadmap: 0.1 manual tips + ledger -> 0.2 pay-what-you-want endpoints -> 0.3 tip policies. The first release lands when the 0.1 scope above is fully implemented and tested - not before.

License

MIT