DeepSeek Harness Plugin

sanqiPanax/dsh-sticker-board

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Fridge-magnet quick-task stickers docked above the composer: one-click sends a preloaded prompt into the current session, grouped long-term/short-term.

Install

# from GitHub (first run asks for allowBuilds approval — follow the hint, retry)

dsh plugin --profile web add github:sanqiPanax/dsh-sticker-board

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README

Fridge-magnet sticker board for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web.

Turn your recurring tasks into fridge magnets pinned above the input box: 📰 24-hour tech news, ⭐ GitHub project picks, 📝 draft checks… grouped long-term / short-term. Click a sticker and its preloaded prompt is sent into the current session — the AI starts working immediately, no more typing the same task description every time.

Sticker dock

Why

Some tasks run almost daily at unpredictable times: catching up on tech news, checking GitHub trends, reviewing publish drafts. Typing a long prompt into the composer every time gets old, so this sticker dock exists:

  • Zero-friction start: the dock sits right above the composer — see it, click it, done. No sidebar, no task setup.
  • Organized by rhythm: long-term (daily) / short-term (ad hoc), at a glance.
  • Edit in place: hover a sticker for ✏️ edit / 🗑 delete; changes apply and persist immediately.
  • Ordinary message semantics: a click sends a normal queued session message — stop it anytime, misclicks cost nothing.

Install

# Option 1: GitHub
dsh plugin --profile web add github:sanqiPanax/dsh-sticker-board

# Option 2: local tarball
dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-sticker-board-0.1.1.tgz

Restart dsh web (hard-refresh the browser once, Ctrl+F5) and the sticker dock appears above the input box.

First launch seeds 8 default stickers into ~/.dsh/sticker-board.json — add, edit and delete as you like.

Usage

Click to run

Click any sticker → its prompt is sent to the current session in queue mode (a running turn is not interrupted) and the AI gets to work.

Add a sticker

  1. Click the button at the right end of the dock.
  2. Fill in: emoji, label, group (long-term / short-term), and the prompt sent to the AI when clicked.
  3. Hit Save — the sticker appears in its group immediately.

Edit / delete

Hover any sticker to reveal ✏️ edit and 🗑 delete; deletion is confirm-guarded.

Default stickers

Group Sticker Purpose
long 📰 24-hour tech news Chinese briefing of the last 24h (AI/chips/internet/gaming/hardware)
long ⭐ GitHub project picks 5 notable GitHub projects with highlights
long 📅 GitHub weekly material Collect material for the weekly GitHub report (image-rule evaluation)
long ✅ Daily review Done / in-progress / next-step review
short 📝 X-HEI-GUO draft check Table-to-PNG / no links / md2docx / check_draft.py checklist
short 📣 WeChat-article check author / title / image placeholders / table rendering / publish window
short 🐦 X platform statement collection CDP screenshots of relevant statements
short 🖼️ Image recognition Describe images and extract text

The default prompts are drafts for common workflows — tweak them to your own with ✏️.

How it works

  • Host half (lib/index.js, zero dependencies): sticker CRUD REST API + JSON persistence, seeding the default set on first run:
    • GET /api/sticker-board/health — install probe (plugin version + sticker count)
    • GET /api/sticker-board/stickers — all stickers
    • POST /api/sticker-board/stickers — create
    • PUT /api/sticker-board/stickers/:id — update
    • DELETE /api/sticker-board/stickers/:id — delete
    • Data lives in ~/.dsh/sticker-board.json; writes are serialized through a single promise chain so concurrent edits cannot corrupt the file.
  • Client half (lib/client.js): a React component registered into the official conversation.input.dock seat (the full-width strip above the composer card — the same seat the official goal plugin uses). Clicking a sticker goes through ctx.conversation.sendSession(session, prompt, [], 'queue') — the same host admission path as a manual composer submit.

Notes

  • Sticker prompts are sent as ordinary queued messages: they wait for a running turn to finish (use the composer's steer if you need to interrupt).
  • Positioned differently from dsh-task-board (task kanban): this plugin is a lightweight quick-command dock — no state machine, cron, or execution history. Use the kanban for scheduled tasks; both can coexist.
  • The plugin only reads/writes local JSON; nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Development

npm pack                      # build the tarball
dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-sticker-board-0.1.1.tgz

Bump the package.json version before repacking — pnpm caches tarballs by version.

License

MIT

Content from the project README on GitHub ↗

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