@abruzz1/dsh-plugin-test

Plugin Test

@memorylake/dsh-plugin 的测试发布 — 请勿依赖此包

目标 Profile

插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @abruzz1/dsh-plugin-test@0.1.0

兼容性与来源证明

Plugin Test 以 @abruzz1/dsh-plugin-test 发布，当前版本为 0.1.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。

DSH 兼容范围: *
运行环境: any
发布来源: npm
Registry 更新时间: 2026/11/4

版本

0.1.0stable

2026/8/14

README

@memorylake/dsh-plugin

Memory Lake for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): persistent, cross-session, cross-project, cross-device memory.

dsh ships no native memory capability, so this plugin is not a bridge to one — it IS the harness's memory layer. It contributes:

Three tools — memory_search, memory_remember, memory_forget — backed by the memorylake CLI (never by direct HTTP, never through a shell).
A prompt section owning the policy: when to remember, how to phrase recall queries, how to read results, and that a failed search is never an empty one.
A one-line status context reporting connectivity — most importantly when the backend is UNREACHABLE, because a silently unavailable memory backend is indistinguishable from "you never told me that".
Two user-invocable skills — type /memorylake-init for the guided setup wizard (CLI download with mandatory checksum verification, login, shared config) and /memorylake-status for the end-to-end health check. The model cannot trigger either.

Install

dsh plugin --profile <name> add @memorylake/dsh-plugin
dsh --profile <name> --dump-config   # shows the "@memorylake/dsh-plugin" layer
dsh --profile <name>

The package publishes with built lib/, so no build allowance is needed. A github: install also works — a self-contained prepare script builds from source — but pnpm ≥10 will ask you to allowlist the build; prefer the registry install.

Zero-config on a machine that already has Memory Lake

Identity and switches live in the shared ~/.memorylake/ tree, not in this plugin:

~/.memorylake/credentials.toml — the CLI's login state
~/.memorylake/harness/config.md — workspace, actor, and feature flags
<repo>/.claude/memorylake.local.md — optional per-project override, merged key by key over the global file (a one-line sync_on_write: false override keeps the global workspace working)

If the Claude Code or Codex integration already wrote these, a dsh session picks them up with zero additional steps: status line, tools, recall — all live. Config files are re-read on every call, so /memorylake-init finishing mid-session takes effect on the very next message, no restart.

When nothing is configured, the plugin is completely silent: no network requests, no prompt injection. Only an explicitly invoked memory tool answers, and only to point at /memorylake-init.

Shared config keys (`config.md` / `memorylake.local.md` frontmatter)

Key	Default	Meaning
`workspace`	—	Memory Lake workspace id. The only required key; absent means the plugin stays silent
`actor`	—	Actor id facts are attributed to; required for writes
`enabled`	`true`	`false` switches the plugin off entirely
`sync_on_write`	`true`	`false` makes memory read-only (the canonical per-project override)
`status_line`	`true`	`false` suppresses the session status line

Keys consumed by the other harnesses (remind_on_read, sync_deny, projects, project_custom_id) are parsed and preserved but not consumed by this plugin's v1.

Deployment knobs (cordis config)

Only operational tuning lives in the bundle's rows; override by id in your profile's cordis.patch.yml (a patch replaces the row's whole config).

Row memorylake (@memorylake/dsh-plugin/service):

Key	Default	Meaning
`binaryPath`	—	Absolute path of the `memorylake` binary, overriding resolution (PATH, then `~/.memorylake/bin/memorylake`)
`timeoutMs`	`30000`	Hard deadline per CLI invocation
`killGraceMs`	`2000`	SIGTERM→SIGKILL grace on timeout/cancel
`maxOutputBytes`	`1000000`	In-memory cap per collected CLI stream

Row memorylake-tools (@memorylake/dsh-plugin/tools):

Key	Default	Meaning
`topKMax`	`10`	Upper bound for the model's `top_k`
`statusTtlSeconds`	`600`	Status-line refresh interval and cache TTL

Behavior notes

Authentication is CLI login state. The dsh subprocess seam scrubs credential-shaped environment names from children, so an ambient MEMORYLAKE_API_KEY is never forwarded — by design, and matching the CLI's own "env vars alone are not a session" rule. Log in once with memorylake auth login (the init skill walks through it).
Payload before exit code. The CLI prints its full JSON payload and then encodes the business outcome in the exit code (fact delete exits non-zero when ids were not found). The plugin parses first and classifies second.
Failure is not emptiness. Unavailable backends produce an explicit notice in the tool value and a loud status line, instructing the model to attribute empty results to the connection rather than to missing memory.
Scores are ordering-only. Relevance scores sort results and are then discarded; they never reach the model (they are weakly calibrated, and a model shown a number treats it as authority).
No auto-recall, no session memory digest. Both were evaluated and rejected in the Claude Code integration: fixed token cost on sessions that never touch memory, no behavioral gain. The status line reports connectivity only.

v2 roadmap (deliberately not in v1)

Session→conversation cook: append dsh session transcripts as Memory Lake conversations and let the backend distill them into memories — dsh's "model-visible ⟺ logged" invariant makes the transcript complete, which no other harness guarantees. Privacy defaults off.
Document search: Library upload + project import, and passing --projects on search (without it the server returns zero document hits — facts are unaffected, which is why v1 is facts-only).
Project identity: the explicit-custom-id → normalized-git-remote → physical-path rule shared with the other harnesses.
Session-start facts digest: a small, config-gated summary — dsh has no local MEMORY.md, so unlike the other harnesses this may carry real value, but it must first justify its token cost.
Upstreaming as an in-tree packages/memorylake/ capability seam.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm test        # vitest: unit + integration + real-Loader composition
pnpm build       # tsc → lib/

Tests run against a mock memorylake binary and an isolated data tree; no network, no API key, and no touching your real ~/.memorylake.

README

@memorylake/dsh-plugin

Memory Lake for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): persistent, cross-session, cross-project, cross-device memory.

dsh ships no native memory capability, so this plugin is not a bridge to one — it IS the harness's memory layer. It contributes:

Three tools — memory_search, memory_remember, memory_forget — backed by the memorylake CLI (never by direct HTTP, never through a shell).
A prompt section owning the policy: when to remember, how to phrase recall queries, how to read results, and that a failed search is never an empty one.
A one-line status context reporting connectivity — most importantly when the backend is UNREACHABLE, because a silently unavailable memory backend is indistinguishable from "you never told me that".
Two user-invocable skills — type /memorylake-init for the guided setup wizard (CLI download with mandatory checksum verification, login, shared config) and /memorylake-status for the end-to-end health check. The model cannot trigger either.

Install

dsh plugin --profile <name> add @memorylake/dsh-plugin
dsh --profile <name> --dump-config   # shows the "@memorylake/dsh-plugin" layer
dsh --profile <name>

Zero-config on a machine that already has Memory Lake

Identity and switches live in the shared ~/.memorylake/ tree, not in this plugin:

~/.memorylake/credentials.toml — the CLI's login state
~/.memorylake/harness/config.md — workspace, actor, and feature flags
<repo>/.claude/memorylake.local.md — optional per-project override, merged key by key over the global file (a one-line sync_on_write: false override keeps the global workspace working)

When nothing is configured, the plugin is completely silent: no network requests, no prompt injection. Only an explicitly invoked memory tool answers, and only to point at /memorylake-init.

Shared config keys (`config.md` / `memorylake.local.md` frontmatter)

Key	Default	Meaning
`workspace`	—	Memory Lake workspace id. The only required key; absent means the plugin stays silent
`actor`	—	Actor id facts are attributed to; required for writes
`enabled`	`true`	`false` switches the plugin off entirely
`sync_on_write`	`true`	`false` makes memory read-only (the canonical per-project override)
`status_line`	`true`	`false` suppresses the session status line

Keys consumed by the other harnesses (remind_on_read, sync_deny, projects, project_custom_id) are parsed and preserved but not consumed by this plugin's v1.

Deployment knobs (cordis config)

Only operational tuning lives in the bundle's rows; override by id in your profile's cordis.patch.yml (a patch replaces the row's whole config).

Row memorylake (@memorylake/dsh-plugin/service):

Key	Default	Meaning
`binaryPath`	—	Absolute path of the `memorylake` binary, overriding resolution (PATH, then `~/.memorylake/bin/memorylake`)
`timeoutMs`	`30000`	Hard deadline per CLI invocation
`killGraceMs`	`2000`	SIGTERM→SIGKILL grace on timeout/cancel
`maxOutputBytes`	`1000000`	In-memory cap per collected CLI stream

Row memorylake-tools (@memorylake/dsh-plugin/tools):

Key	Default	Meaning
`topKMax`	`10`	Upper bound for the model's `top_k`
`statusTtlSeconds`	`600`	Status-line refresh interval and cache TTL

Behavior notes

Authentication is CLI login state. The dsh subprocess seam scrubs credential-shaped environment names from children, so an ambient MEMORYLAKE_API_KEY is never forwarded — by design, and matching the CLI's own "env vars alone are not a session" rule. Log in once with memorylake auth login (the init skill walks through it).
Payload before exit code. The CLI prints its full JSON payload and then encodes the business outcome in the exit code (fact delete exits non-zero when ids were not found). The plugin parses first and classifies second.
Failure is not emptiness. Unavailable backends produce an explicit notice in the tool value and a loud status line, instructing the model to attribute empty results to the connection rather than to missing memory.
Scores are ordering-only. Relevance scores sort results and are then discarded; they never reach the model (they are weakly calibrated, and a model shown a number treats it as authority).
No auto-recall, no session memory digest. Both were evaluated and rejected in the Claude Code integration: fixed token cost on sessions that never touch memory, no behavioral gain. The status line reports connectivity only.

v2 roadmap (deliberately not in v1)

Session→conversation cook: append dsh session transcripts as Memory Lake conversations and let the backend distill them into memories — dsh's "model-visible ⟺ logged" invariant makes the transcript complete, which no other harness guarantees. Privacy defaults off.
Document search: Library upload + project import, and passing --projects on search (without it the server returns zero document hits — facts are unaffected, which is why v1 is facts-only).
Project identity: the explicit-custom-id → normalized-git-remote → physical-path rule shared with the other harnesses.
Session-start facts digest: a small, config-gated summary — dsh has no local MEMORY.md, so unlike the other harnesses this may carry real value, but it must first justify its token cost.
Upstreaming as an in-tree packages/memorylake/ capability seam.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm test        # vitest: unit + integration + real-Loader composition
pnpm build       # tsc → lib/

Tests run against a mock memorylake binary and an isolated data tree; no network, no API key, and no touching your real ~/.memorylake.

Plugin Test

兼容性与来源证明

版本

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Plugin Test

README

@memorylake/dsh-plugin

Install

Zero-config on a machine that already has Memory Lake

Shared config keys (config.md / memorylake.local.md frontmatter)

Deployment knobs (cordis config)

Behavior notes

v2 roadmap (deliberately not in v1)

Development

兼容性与来源证明

版本

相关插件

相关插件

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README

@memorylake/dsh-plugin

Install

Zero-config on a machine that already has Memory Lake

Shared config keys (config.md / memorylake.local.md frontmatter)

Deployment knobs (cordis config)

Behavior notes

v2 roadmap (deliberately not in v1)

Development

Shared config keys (`config.md` / `memorylake.local.md` frontmatter)

Shared config keys (`config.md` / `memorylake.local.md` frontmatter)