dsh-swiss-grid
适用于 DeepSeek Harness 的瑞士网格排版系统——计算版心、列、基线和字号比例，然后构建可直接印刷的 SVG-to-PDF 海报、书籍、杂志和展览图形，并生成带网格叠加的校样。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:summersummer-liu/dsh-swiss-grid#5495565b7715dc44d4453818b4f7983bc3253544
Swiss Grid 以 dsh-swiss-grid 发布，当前版本为 1.1.0。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。
A DeepSeek Harness plugin that adds the Swiss grid design system to your agent: compute a page grid (版心, columns, baseline, type scale), then build print-ready SVG → PDF posters, book spreads, magazine pages and exhibition graphics, plus the grid-overlay proof that shows the layout really snaps to the grid.
The skill is a distilled, executable summary of Josef Müller-Brockmann's Grid systems in graphic design (1961/1981) — not a scan, not a reprint: a method reference, parameter tables and a small rendering toolchain.
Example poster generated with the bundled builder
swiss-grid-design — rules, workflow, geometry/type cheat sheet, QA gate.poster_builder.py — parametric A-series poster builder (bleed, crop marks, grid proof,
PDF via Edge/Chromium, metadata/TrimBox finalisation);grid_calculator.py — geometry and type-scale calculator, JSON output;verify_print_pdf.py — page size, TrimBox/BleedBox, Type0 fonts, crop marks.From GitHub (pnpm accepts github: sources):
dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:summersummer-liu/dsh-swiss-grid
From npm, once published:
dsh plugin add dsh-swiss-grid
Then restart dsh web (or the desktop app) once so the profile composes the new bundle. The
skill appears in the catalog as swiss-grid-design; invoke it with /swiss-grid-design or
just ask for a poster / grid layout.
Replace
OWNERwith the GitHub account that hosts the repo. The plugin is a standard DSH bundle:package.json→dsh.bundle.patch→cordis.patch.yml→index.jsregisters the bundledskills/*/SKILL.mdonctx.skills.
If you only want the skill (no plugin system), copy the folder:
# Windows
Copy-Item -Recurse skills\swiss-grid-design "$HOME\.dsh\skills\"
# macOS / Linux
cp -R skills/swiss-grid-design "$HOME/.dsh/skills/"
Requirements: Python 3.10+, and for PDF output Microsoft Edge or Chromium in a standard
location (the scripts also accept msedge/chrome on PATH). pymupdf/Pillow are optional
(for previews and the PDF verifier).
$py = "python" # or your DSH Python runtime
# 1. compute the grid
python skills/swiss-grid-design/assets/grid_calculator.py --preset a2-32
# 2. build a poster (copy the builder into your project first, then edit TEXTS/ART/colours)
python poster_builder.py --preset a2-32 --outdir out --grid --pdf --preview
# 3. verify the print PDF
python skills/swiss-grid-design/assets/verify_print_pdf.py \
--pdf out/poster_a2-32.pdf --trim 420x594 --bleed 3
The builder writes the artwork PDF, the grid-overlay PDF, SVG/HTML sources, spec.md and a
preview JPG. The verifier checks page size = trim + 2 × bleed, a proper TrimBox/BleedBox,
real text, Type0 (not Type3) glyphs, and crop marks.
Every element snaps to a column line, row line or baseline multiple. A unit cell is an integer number of body lines; the baseline is derived from the cell (default cell ÷ 6). Type sizes are kept as multiples of the baseline (24 pt = 3×8 = 2×12 = 1×24). Margins start from head 1 : inner 1 : outer 2 : foot 3 for books; single-sheet posters may use symmetric sides. Captions and images occupy whole lines/cells — never half. The delivery is always the pair artwork + grid diagram.
index.js skill provider for ctx.skills
cordis.patch.yml DSH bundle patch
skills/swiss-grid-design/
SKILL.md the skill itself
references/ method, parameters, output pipeline, QA, layout recipes
assets/ poster_builder.py, grid_calculator.py, verify_print_pdf.py, example/
test/provider.test.js loader + frontmatter tests (node --test)
scripts/ install-skill.ps1, set-owner.mjs
The method is attributed to Josef Müller-Brockmann's Grid systems in graphic design (Niggli, 1981; Chinese edition 上海人民美术出版社 2016). This project is an independent summary and toolchain, not affiliated with or endorsed by the author, publisher or rights holders. No pages, scans or figures from the book are redistributed.
Example copy (exhibition name, dates, institutions, artists) is fictional. The example preview is rendered with fonts installed on the build machine; no font files are distributed. If you use Microsoft YaHei or another proprietary font, make sure your own licence covers it — the toolchain also works with open-source TrueType CJK fonts (see the skill's font notes).
Code and documentation: MIT (see LICENSE and NOTICE).