DeepSeek Harness Enhancement Suite

Vision · Soul / Persona · Long-term Memory · Plugin Marketplace

The official entry point and one-command installer for the four Scorp1o117 plugins that enhance DeepSeek Harness (DSH). This suite is a real installer — not a link collection: it drives the official dsh plugin CLI, mounts what needs mounting, and checks the result.

This repository does not vendor or replace the individual plugins. Each plugin remains independently maintained in its own upstream repository.

👁️ dsh-tool-vision

给文本模型增加视觉能力和图片桥接。

→ upstream repository

🎭 dsh-soul-md

为 Agent 增加 soul.md 人设、会话/工作区 Persona 和可演化人格。

→ upstream repository

🧠 dsh-tdai-memory

完整的长期分层记忆、召回与搜索。

→ upstream repository

🛒 dsh-plugin-marketplace

直接在 DSH Web UI 中发现和浏览插件。

→ upstream repository

Requirements

• Node.js >= 22.18 — the full suite inherits the dsh-tdai-memory engine requirement
• dsh CLI on PATH — the official DeepSeek Harness CLI (dsh plugin --profile <p> add <pkg> is the install mechanism)
• A target profile (default: web)

Install & usage

From this repository (no install needed):

node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs list
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs install --dry-run
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs install
node bin/dsh-enhance.mjs doctor

As a global command (once published to npm):

npm install -g dsh-enhancement-suite
dsh-enhance list
dsh-enhance install

CLI

dsh-enhance list                          Show the plugin registry (installed state per profile)
dsh-enhance install                       Install all four plugins into a profile
dsh-enhance update                        Update installed plugins to the latest versions
dsh-enhance doctor                        Check Node, dsh CLI, profile and per-plugin state

  --profile <name>     target profile (default: web)
  --only <keys>        comma-separated selection: vision,soul,memory,marketplace (or package names)
  --dry-run            print what would run without executing anything

Examples:

dsh-enhance install --dry-run                    # preview everything
dsh-enhance install --profile web --only vision,soul
dsh-enhance update --profile headless

How it installs

1. Every plugin is installed through the official CLI: dsh plugin --profile <profile> add <package>. This suite never loads the plugins through its own dependency graph or its own cordis patch — the four upstream packages stay independent in the profile.
2. All four plugins now declare dsh.bundle.patch (as of vision 0.3.9 / soul-md 0.5.4 / tdai-memory 0.2.9 / marketplace 0.2.4), so dsh plugin add reconciles each into dsh.profile.bundles and its own bundle layer auto-mounts it.
3. For profiles that mounted a plugin manually before it gained its bundle manifest, the suite removes the stale manual row from cordis.patch.yml — two mounts of the same entry id would abort boot. (Non-bundle third-party plugins still get the safe idempotent mount logic: empty [] patches are replaced correctly, duplicates are skipped, flow-style arrays are refused instead of corrupted.)
4. Restart dsh web and the plugins load.

Every step reports a clear ✓ / ✗, failures are never swallowed, and no API key is read, printed, or forwarded.

Integration / Adoption

The following plugins are adopted and shipped built-in by the Deepseek Harness EAC desktop client:

• 👁️ dsh-tool-vision
• 🎭 dsh-soul-md
• 🧠 dsh-tdai-memory

Deepseek-Harness-EAC

Note: EAC's built-in marketplace implementation is a separate project; it does not use dsh-plugin-marketplace.

Documentation

• Architecture — design decisions, manifest schema, safety rules
• plugins.json — the plugin manifest (npm name, repo, category, display name, description)

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Each plugin keeps its own MIT license in its upstream repository.