dsh-input-optimizer
A standalone dsh plugin that adds a ✨ 提示词优化
button to the dsh input box: it rewrites the draft you are typing into a better
prompt using the LLM routes the harness is already configured with, then shows
an 原文 / 优化后 comparison so you decide whether to adopt the rewrite.
Extracted from dsh-better-input
(only the prompt-optimize capability — the voice-recognition chain and the ASR
transcript cleanup are not included).
Feature
- ✨ optimize the input draft. Click the button next to the send button; the
current draft is sent to the configured optimize route and the result appears
in a confirm panel.
采纳 replaces the draft, 取消 keeps it untouched.
- Uses dsh's own credentials. No separate API key: the plugin calls
ctx.llm, so it reuses whatever providers the harness already has.
- Recent conversation as context. The last N turns (default 3, configurable
0–20) are passed along so a follow-up like "改成更正式一点" is rewritten in
context.
0 disables context entirely.
Settings
Settings live under the plugin's own namespace (dsh-input-optimizer) and are
edited from the dsh settings page (settings section 「提示词优化」):
| Field | Meaning |
|---|
| Optimize provider / model | The route used for rewriting. Auto-filled with the first available route on first open. |
| Reasoning effort | Effort tier for the rewrite; empty means "thinking off" (the model's off tier when advertised, otherwise the adapter default). |
| Custom optimize prompt | Replaces the built-in system prompt entirely. Empty uses the built-in. |
| Context turns | How many recent turns to include as context, 0–20. |
The plugin's settings namespace is derived from its exported Config schema, so
every field is declared .volatile() — that is what makes the entry visible to
dsh-settings and editable live.
Install
From npm (recommended)
dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-input-optimizer
From a git checkout
git clone https://github.com/xkjxziochu/dsh-input-optimizer.git
cd dsh-input-optimizer && pnpm install && pnpm build
then add "dsh-input-optimizer": "file:/path/to/dsh-input-optimizer" to the
profile's package.json dependencies, add dsh-input-optimizer to its
dsh.profile.bundles list, and reinstall.
What the package installs
It ships a cordis.patch.yml (declared as dsh.bundle.patch) that inserts the
plugin into the profile:
- insert:
- id: dsh-input-optimizer
name: dsh-input-optimizer
Build
pnpm install
pnpm build # tsdown (host esm + browser cjs bundle) + tsc declarations
pnpm check # tsc --noEmit
Layout:
src/index.ts — host entry (name / Config / apply).src/optimize/service.ts — the PromptOptimizer Typert remote service
(getSettings / updateSettings / listRoutes / resolveModelEfforts /
optimize).src/client.ts → lib/client.js — the browser half (button + confirm panel +
settings section).src/remote.ts — the Typert descriptor contribution.
Requirements
dsh ^0.2.0-rc.1. The 0.2 line changed two things this plugin depends on: the
Typert codec is now { create: () => schema } instead of { schema }, and
dsh-settings replaced register() with a Config-derived namespace plus
describe() / update().
