dsh-plugin-mimo-delegate
A DeepSeek Harness plugin that puts the
local MiMo Desktop delegation pipeline behind a switch you can actually see and click:
- a compact button in the left sidebar footer, directly above 上下文洞察 (Context insight);
- a settings card under 设置 → 插件 → 插件配置, showing what the pipeline is, where its
pieces live, its live state, and the same switch.
Flipping the switch on/off runs one already-tested script, Set-Delegation.ps1, which parks the
mimo-delegate skill outside the skills root and rewrites the rule block in ~/.dsh/AGENTS.md.
The plugin deliberately does not reimplement that logic — one implementation means the UI and
the command line can never disagree.
Requirements
- Windows, with DSH Desktop installed.
- The MiMo delegation pipeline itself: the
mimo-delegate skill plus
_mimo_bridge\Set-Delegation.ps1. If those live somewhere else, change the toggleScript
setting on the plugin's settings card (or in ~/.dsh/settings.yaml).
Install
Via the plugin market (recommended): open 插件市场 → 发现, search for mimo-delegate,
install, then restart DSH Desktop. Market installs are managed, so the plugin also shows up under
已安装 where you can disable or uninstall it.
Manually: copy this package into your profile's node_modules and list it in
package.json → dsh.profile.bundles:
$profile = "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\profiles\desktop"
$target = "$profile\node_modules\dsh-plugin-mimo-delegate"
Copy-Item <this repo> $target -Recurse -Force
# then add "dsh-plugin-mimo-delegate" to dsh.profile.bundles in $profile\package.json
# and restart DSH Desktop
Safety
A plugin that throws inside apply() aborts the entire DSH boot and drops the app into its
recovery screen. An earlier revision of this plugin did exactly that (it assumed
ctx.settings.watch existed). Two things now make that class of failure impossible:
apply() cannot throw. Everything runs inside a try/catch; a wrong assumption degrades
into a logged warning.- No API is assumed. The change feed is probed in order
(
ctx.settings.watch → scope.watch → scope.subscribe) and falls back to polling.
preflight.mjs proves it: it stages a copy of this package inside the profile's node_modules
(deliberately not listed in dsh.profile.bundles, so DSH can never load it), imports the host
half, and calls apply() with six different ctx shapes.
npm run preflight # or: node preflight.mjs
npm run check # syntax + preflight
Expected tail:
ok register + get, NO watch anywhere <-- the shape that once killed DSH boot
...
PREFLIGHT PASS
Development notes
lib/index.js — host half (plain Cordis plugin, ESM, no build step).lib/client.js — browser half, a hand-written lazy-CJS factory registered on
window.__ModuleLoader__. No bundler is required; it only requires react and
react/jsx-runtime.cordis.patch.yml — the bundle patch that inserts the host row.
License
MIT
