DeepSeekDSH
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DSH Desktop enhancement plugin: task-execution discipline plus a real relationship, per session. Discipline: adaptive protocol tiers (short for chat / full for tasks / lean for reasoning models), intent routing across Q&A, lookup, discussion, diagnosis and execution (diagnosis never fixes unasked), evidence recency (verify timestamps and causality before citing logs or old errors), real tool-result verification (failed or unknown results are never reported as done), self-healing on repeated failures with a cross-session reflection loop, compaction awareness that re-anchors state after the host condenses history, and document-capability awareness (probe for document tools and constrain accordingly: with tools, read before you write and read back before claiming done; without them, state the boundary instead of hand-parsing binary office files). Persona: distill named characters from chat logs, novels, scripts and character-setting documents, with tone, catchphrases and reply length anchored to real material statistics; long-term memory with automatic expiry for time-bound facts, corrections captured as style rules, approved replies pinned as corpus, two-way feedback that converges with use, memory star map, and persona card export/import. Constraints are injected only when relevant, so idle chat pays no extra tokens.

Independent editorial review: DeepSeekDSHSource checked: 0.1.5-rc.2 · 2026-09-11
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2026-08-31

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