moonshile-dsh-plugins

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Moonshile's DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin collection. Each plugin lives in its own directory as an independent npm package, dependencies managed per package, orchestrated by a pnpm workspace.

Layout

plugins/
└── <package-name>/
    ├── package.json   # standalone package: name / main / files / scripts
    ├── lib/           # implementation (host half / client half)
    ├── lib/*.test.mjs # node:test pure-function tests
    └── README.md      # English (中文见 README.zh.md)

Local development

pnpm install     # install the workspace from the repo root
pnpm test        # run every plugin's tests (pnpm -r test)

Publishing

Each plugin is published to npm independently (package names must be globally unique on the registry):

cd plugins/<package-name>
pnpm publish --access public

Plugins

Every plugin is an npm package installed with dsh plugin — one command, auto-activating bundle. Each plugin has its own directory and README.

Plugin	What it does	Install	Usage
dsh-workspace-sort	Re-sorts sidebar workspaces by last activity once per day; order stays stable the rest of the day	dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-workspace-sort	None needed — install, restart dsh web; it runs daily, sorting by session activity. Last-sort date is persisted at ~/.dsh/workspace-sort-state.json.

Adding a plugin

1. Create plugins/<package-name>/ with its own package.json (name, main, files, license, dsh.bundle.patch) and lib/.
2. Add tests as lib/*.test.mjs (node:test); verify with pnpm test.
3. Add a row to the Plugins table.
4. Publish it to npm (pnpm publish --access public); the repo CI publishes it automatically on push when its version is new.