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solidforge

v0.1.5

Published

SolidForge on the DeepSeek Harness — the globally installed plugin face: five skills in every session's catalog plus /solidforge:<skill> colon-gesture injection and the /solidforge, /arm-tools commands.

Readme

solidforge

SolidForge on the DeepSeek Harness — the globally installed plugin face. Mounted through a dsh profile's user patch layer, it gives sessions of any preset:

  • the five SolidForge skills in the host skill layer (/ menu + model catalog);
  • /solidforge:<skill> colon gestures (full names or pd/bc/csr/psv/pas) with deterministic <skill_content> injection at the pre-step boundary — the plugin-ecosystem answer to Claude Code's /plugin:skill addressing;
  • an additive solidforge:discipline system-prompt section (two-axis discipline
    • the abbreviation map), enabled with config: { persona: true }.

The same package can be mounted as a solidforge preset row (config: { commands: true, gestures: false, skills: false }) to register the /solidforge, /arm-tools, and /solidforge-status commands — the patch layer's context cannot see the commands/tools/subprocess services (the loader only bridges services declared in inject).

Install

The package must be resolvable from the dsh profile and preset baseUrls:

mkdir -p "$DSH_HOME/node_modules/@maskshell"
npm install --prefix "$DSH_HOME" solidforge   # or copy the package there

Then mount it in the profile patch layer ($DSH_HOME/profiles/<profile>/cordis.patch.yml, hot-reloaded):

- insert:
    - id: solidforge
      name: 'solidforge'
      config:
        persona: true

Skill bodies are read LIVE from the installed solidforge preset ($DSH_HOME/.agent-presets/solidforge) — the preset is the single source of content; the plugin degrades honestly (skills unregistered, gestures skipped) when it is absent. Runtime state (service visibility, registration counts, per-phase errors) is reported by the /solidforge-status command and written to $DSH_HOME/.solidforge-status.json.

Full source, the preset, the structural gate plugins, and the installer: https://github.com/maskshell/solidforge-dsh

License

Apache-2.0 (LICENSE and NOTICE included in this package)