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Tacit

Tacit 会从混乱的交互和你自己的修正中学习你在提示词中未明确说出的内容,无需点击操作;它会通过一个你可以阅读和编辑的 system-prompt 部分,在每一轮告诉代理如何进行补偿。

插件会安装到这里;不确定时保持 web。

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tacit@0.6.1
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DSH 兼容范围
*
运行环境
web
发布来源
npm
Registry 更新时间
2026/9/20

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0.6.1stable
2026/9/1
0.6.0stable
2026/8/31
0.5.0stable
2026/8/31
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0.4.0stable
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0.3.0stable
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0.2.3stable
2026/8/29
0.2.2stable
2026/8/29
0.2.1stable
2026/8/27
0.2.0stable
2026/8/27

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README

Tacit

Learns what you leave unsaid in your prompts — and tells the agent for you.
A plugin for DeepSeek Harness.

中文

You keep writing prompts the way you already do. Tacit watches how each turn actually went — retries, tool errors, and above all the message you send when the agent got it wrong — and turns your habits into a few directives the agent follows in every new conversation. No clicks, $0.001–0.003 per lesson.

you:    "make the login page better"
agent:  …stumbles…
you:    "no, I meant the Next.js app under apps/web"

Tacit:  learns → "The user often omits which app they mean — check apps/web first."
        injects it into every later conversation's system prompt.
        You never have to say it again.

Install Tacit, open its conversation tab, review learning controls, and edit the directive it gives the agent

Install — 30 seconds

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tacit

If dsh is already installed globally, dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tacit is the equivalent shorthand.

Start (or restart) with npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web, then refresh the page. Optional kick-start: Settings → Tacit → Learn from my last 20 turns (≈ $0.02–0.05, once).

Requires DeepSeek Harness >= 0.1.1-rc.1, Node >= 22, and a DeepSeek API key already configured in the harness (Tacit never reads it).

What you get

WhatCost
Zero-click learningmessy turns and your own corrections are analyzed in the background, with the previous turn as context; automatic analyses are capped per day (30 by default)$0.001–0.003 each
Directives that earn their placelearned directives are injected as a short system-prompt section you can read, edit, toggle or delete; a new one goes on trial (one per scope at a time) and is retired if you start correcting the agent more oftenfree
✨ Improvea composer button that rewrites your current draft using what Tacit has learned, with a before/after preview and 👍/👎$0.001–0.002 per click
Measured, not guessedSettings shows your real trend — how often you correct the agent, messy-turn rate and tokens per turn, first 20 turns vs. latest 20 — and Tacit's own spend: every call metered and priced at list price, shown in Settingsfree

Settings → Tacit: the Overview card with automatic learning status and the Usage card with spend tiles, a daily spend chart, spend by operation and the run list

Settings → Tacit with Overview and Usage expanded, captured from a clean local profile seeded with synthetic runs and directives.

How it works

  1. Tacit keeps a small, bounded digest of every turn: the prompt, what tools ran, what went wrong, how it ended.
  2. When a turn ends messy, or your next message reads as a correction, one small deepseek-v4-flash call analyzes that prompt and records what was missing.
  3. Every few analyses, one more call distills the findings into 1–4 one-sentence directives for the agent. Each new directive is on trial for 10 turns.
  4. The directives become a ~300-token section of the system prompt in every new conversation. The exact text is visible in Settings; only clipped digests of your turns ever leave the machine.

The full walkthrough with every number and a diagram: How it works.

Privacy & cost, in one paragraph

Tacit never sees your API key (every call goes through the harness's own model service), only calls the allowlisted official models over your session's own provider route, keeps reports and directives in ~/.dsh/storages/tacit/, refuses cross-site requests to its own routes, and never deletes anything but its own reports and expired usage files. Credential-shaped strings in what it captures — API keys, tokens, JWTs, private-key blocks — are masked before anything is stored or sent. Dollar figures are estimates at list price; a cost plugin such as dsh-cost-meter shows the real number. The full data-flow and cost tables, and the honest list of limitations: Privacy, cost & limitations.

Help shape Tacit

Tacit works and I use it every day — but so far it has learned from one person's prompts. It gets better with more of them.

  • Try it and say what feels wrong. A directive that misfires, a cost that surprised you, a label that reads oddly: open an issue. Two minutes of your time beats a week of my guessing.
  • Pick up a task. Issues tagged good first issue are small and come with acceptance criteria; help wanted ones are bigger and I will pair on the design.
  • Ask anything in Discussions.

PRs are welcome — the fork → branch → PR walkthrough is in CONTRIBUTING.md. No API key is needed to run the tests.

Documentation

Getting startedinstall, check it's on, bootstrap, where things are in the UI, troubleshooting
How it worksthe pipeline step by step, with a diagram and a glossary
Privacy, cost & limitationswhat stays local, what is sent, what each call costs, what it can't do yet
Configurationevery setting, defaults and ranges
Architecturefor contributors: modules, hooks, routes, storage
Contributing · Changelog

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