@hy-sde-org/dsh-tool-edit
The rich edit tool plugin for DeepSeek Harness: replace / patch / apply_patch / hashline modes with an embedded LSP client (format-on-write + diagnostics).
dsh plugin --profile web add @hy-sde-org/dsh-tool-edit
Official harness releases (rc.8+): installing the bundle disables the
shipped str_replace_editor tool, and the rich editor replaces the stock
edit by agent-scope shadowing. Mount the provided preset row — see the
Replacing the built-in editor
section and examples/agent-preset/ in this package. Installing the bundle
alone never breaks boot.
Full usage, configuration, and the benchmark against the built-in str_replace_editor: https://github.com/hy-sde/dsh-tool-edit#readme
TypeScript 7 native LSP (opt-in)
TypeScript 7 dropped the JS lib/tsserver.js that typescript-language-server
wraps and speaks the language protocol natively via tsc --lsp --stdio, so the
wrapper fails at initialize on TypeScript 7 projects. Set
typescriptNative (off unless set — exactly as upstream oh-my-pi commit
530664c8f5) to make the embedded client pick exactly one server per
workspace:
- id: tool-edit
config:
lspCommand: npx --yes typescript-language-server --stdio
typescriptNative: {} # enabled; native launcher defaults to `tsc`
# typescriptNative:
# command: tsc # override the native launcher name/path,
# # e.g. a tsc wrapper or `tsgo`
Selection runs once per workspace at first spawn, from the workspace root of
the edit (workspaceRoot): a workspace TypeScript install (walking up to the
repo root, so monorepo workspaces use the root install) with no
lib/tsserver.js spawns the workspace's own tsc (.bin/tsc, with win32
.exe/.cmd/.bat candidates, falling back to the package's bin/tsc) with
--lsp --stdio; a classic install (has lib/tsserver.js) or no install keeps
lspCommand unchanged; with no workspace install, the native launcher resolved
on PATH is used only when its install also lacks lib/tsserver.js; anything
undetectable keeps lspCommand exactly as today.
