dsh-prompt-enhance

dsh-prompt-enhance

Prompt enhancement for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI — one click turns a rough composer draft into a well-structured prompt: explicit role and goal, executable steps, output format, acceptance criteria, and edge cases. Your intent is never changed, nothing is fabricated, and the original draft is always preserved.

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Good agent prompts state *who the model should be*, *what to deliver*, *in what format*, and *how success is judged*. Most drafts don't. This plugin adds a WorkBuddy-style "enhance" affordance to the dsh composer: it sends your draft through a low-temperature rewrite pass (via the harness's own LLM service), shows the result next to the original, and lets you apply, copy, or discard it. Undo is one click away, and every failure path leaves your draft exactly as you typed it. Features How it works

The plugin is one npm package with two halves, following the dsh plugin conventions: Host half (exports ".", Node): declares the prompt-enhance settings schema (schemastery, every field marked .volatile() — the host's describe() drops any entry with no volatile field, so that mark is both what makes the config page appear and the contract for "edits apply to the next request"; the plugin re-reads it on every request instead of caching the boot snapshot), registers the POST /prompt-enhance/enhance route on the shared webserver (loopback-fenced, body-capped), and the /enhance slash command. The model call goes through ctx.llm.stream with a normalized output pass — the same auxiliary-call discipline the harness applies to session titles: deadline + caller cancellation rechecked during and after the stream, terminal-finish validation, tool-call rejection. Browser half (exports "./client"): registers the enhance button into the conversation.input.right slot and the undo bar into conversation.input.dock, binds a live mirror of the settings namespace, and installs the global shortcut. All copy is localized (zh/en) through the harness locale system. Requir

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