fujiang-dsh: A Local Prompt Rules Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

What Does It Do?

Fujiang Armor is a local prompt plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that ships its built-in prompt rules together with the plugin, so you no longer copy prompt text by hand. It solves the distribution and environment problem: the installer detects what is missing and prepares the runtime automatically, without administrator rights. Once loaded, it shows an activation notice above the chat input box, and typing the activation word in a conversation invokes the built-in rules. It is maintained by c3cvld7aag, written in JavaScript, created on 2026-10-03, and currently sits at around 10 stars.

Core Features

• Built-in prompt rules are deployed with the plugin, so no manual prompt copying is needed after installation.
• One-click inject and one-click uninstall batch scripts run on a double click, and uninstalling reuses the same extracted folder.
• Automatic runtime detection: missing Node.js, npm, or pnpm is downloaded and prepared, verified by SHA256, and placed in the current user directory without changing the system PATH.
• Target configuration selection from the local DSH config directory, with a prompt when multiple configs are detected.
• An activation notice above the chat input box confirms whether the plugin has loaded.

How to Use This Plugin?

Before using it, install DSH on Windows and start it at least once so the local config directory is created; the first installation requires network access. Download the ZIP from the release page and extract it completely, keeping subdirectories such as prompts and scripts rather than copying a single script file. Fully quit DSH, then double-click the inject script, choose the target config if several are detected, and restart DSH after the environment download and installation finish. Open a conversation, confirm the activation notice appears above the input box, and type the activation word in chat to use the built-in rules. To uninstall, fully quit DSH first, then double-click the uninstall script and select the config you installed to. Actual replies still depend on the selected model, other prompts, and the DSH version.

How to Troubleshoot This Plugin?

If no DSH config or target config is found, install and start DSH once, confirm the local config directory exists, then run the installer again. When the automatic runtime download or dependency download fails, check that the network can reach the Node.js website and the npm package source, then rerun the installer; the error message shows the specific cause. If runtime verification fails, the installer will not use the failed download, so check the network and retry. Missing scripts, rules, or other files usually mean the archive was not fully extracted, so keep all subdirectories and try again. If installation succeeds but no activation notice appears, or the notice remains after uninstalling, fully quit and restart DSH and confirm you operated on the config currently in use. If you hit repeated restarts with dsh-purge 1.1.52, follow its official instructions to upgrade to 1.1.53 or newer and restart; do not fill an empty version stamp with an arbitrary value.