dsh-promptkit: A Prompt Building & Enhancement Toolkit for DeepSeek Harness
fsrmqi/dsh-promptkit
PromptKit is a prompt building & enhancement toolkit for DeepSeek Harness, featuring QuickEnhancer and PromptStudio with 21 built-in methods.
dsh-promptkit is a prompt building and enhancement toolkit for DeepSeek Harness, helping you quickly enhance drafts, browse methods, and compose structured prompts in the UI. It offers the QuickEnhancer floating or inline component, a PromptStudio workspace with 21 complete Markdown methods, and a PromptKit Vault local library supporting search, favorites, and JSON backup. The core depends on zero hosts, adapting to different environments via injected adapters, with the npm library and host-embedded forms sharing the same core.
How to Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:fsrmqi/dsh-promptkit- Category
- Tools & Capabilities
- Platform
- DSH Plugin
- Author
- fsrmqi
- Distribution
- Plugin
dsh-promptkit Key Features
dsh-promptkit Repo Summary
What Does It Do?
PromptKit is a prompt building and enhancement toolkit DSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing lightweight and semantic draft enhancement, method suggestions, and method-library actions for DSH and other React hosts. It solves the hassle of manually writing and refining prompts inside the harness, letting you quickly enhance drafts, browse methods, and compose structured prompts directly in the UI. Core capabilities include the QuickEnhancer floating/inline component, the PromptStudio advanced workspace with 21 built-in Markdown methods, and the PromptKit Vault local asset library.
Core Features
- QuickEnhancer: a floatable or inline component for lightweight (local, zero-token) or semantic (reusing the current session model) draft enhancement, with write-back to the draft.
- PromptStudio: an advanced manual workspace for browsing methods and composing structured prompts, shipping with 21 complete Markdown methods (frontmatter metadata + full prompt body).
- PromptKit Vault: a local library for saving drafts, snippets, and finished prompts, supporting search, favorites, project grouping, derivation, and JSON backup.
- Zero-host dependency: the core depends on no host, using injected adapters; the npm library and host-embedded forms share the same core code.
- Configurable adapters: supports custom MethodProvider, Composer, Enhancer, and AssetProvider to fit different host environments.
How to Use This Plugin?
After enabling PromptKit in DSH, you can use QuickEnhancer to quickly enhance the current draft, or open PromptStudio to browse methods and compose prompts. Generated prompts can be copied, sent to the current session, or written to an input box, and can also be saved to the Vault. To adjust behavior, change the storagePrefix or inject custom adapters to alter storage and enhancement logic.
This page is an independent rewrite of the plugin's official README — for authoritative documentation and the latest changes, refer to the source: fsrmqi/dsh-promptkit. The plugin is third-party code that runs on your machine once installed; inclusion does not imply endorsement — please review the source before installing.