dsh-user-portrait

User Portrait

从日常对话和工作总结中了解你的习惯、技能和工作方式，保留一份有证据支持的画像，可用作简历素材，并提供提示词提示和工具，让模型能够按需查阅这份画像。

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 github:qazsedcftg/dsh-user-portrait#d4189a78f5a06eeab90b14aba92a319ce7aab305

兼容性与来源证明

User Portrait 以 dsh-user-portrait 发布，当前版本为 0.1.2。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: web
发布来源: github
Registry 更新时间: 2026/10/20

版本

0.1.2stable

2026/10/20

0.1.0stable

2026/10/20

README

dsh-user-portrait

A DSH Host/Client plugin that learns your habits, skills and preferences from everyday conversations and work summaries — a reviewable portrait for resumes and self-review, plus a prompt hint and tools that let the model consult it on demand.

English | 中文

The panel when opened for the first time

What it does

Per-turn extraction. After each turn a background job asks the model for a short “what I asked / key points / what you answered / corrections” digest and appends the evidence to a ledger. A turn with no new evidence makes no model call.
Nine dimensions. Daily life (personality & communication, interests, background, current focus, recent state) and technical (skills & stack, working style, boundaries, sensitivities).
Resume and self-review material. Skills, working style and background accumulate as evidence and can be exported as Markdown.
Every conclusion is verifiable. It carries a confidence level, a basis (your words / the model's answer / both) and its source sessions. Similar conclusions are merged; conflicting ones supersede the old entry.
Reviewable and correctable. The right-side panel has four tabs (dimensions, my notes, session log, evidence timeline) with editing, confidence up/down, retire and restore, permanent delete, search, Markdown export and a conclusion cap.
Four model tools. portrait_read, portrait_search, portrait_history, portrait_maintain.
Opt-in prompt hint. The portrait is not injected into the system prompt by default. Turn it on next to the composer and a short “portrait is available” note is added.

Install

# A regular dsh web profile
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-user-portrait

# The desktop app: the marketplace also installs an exact version
dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-user-portrait@0.1.0

Restart DSH or reload the plugin. It is plain ESM with no build step and no extra dependencies.

Using it

Open it from the User Portrait tab in the right sidebar, the portrait button in the session header, or Settings → User Portrait.
Dimensions: search, add/edit, conclusion cap and export at the top; the daily and technical groups below.
My notes: notes outrank automatic conclusions and are never overwritten by extraction.
Session log: a per-session summary plus each turn's “what I asked / what you answered”.
Evidence timeline: the evidence ledger, with the original excerpts.
Two levels of delete: deleting on a dimension card marks an entry retired (restorable); permanent delete in the discard area removes it and blacklists its evidence (with a second confirmation).

Tool	What it does
`portrait_read`	Read the portrait; filter by `dimension`, include history with `includeRetired`
`portrait_search`	Search the evidence ledger and turn records by keyword
`portrait_history`	Read session summaries and per-turn key points
`portrait_maintain`	Correct entries and notes, plus `backfill` / `redigest` / `synthesizeNow`

Configuration

Set these in cordis.patch.yml; changes take effect after a restart.

Key	Default	Meaning
`dataDir`	empty (→ `DSH_HOME/user-portrait`)	Portrait directory; relative or absolute
`enabled`	`true`	Master switch
`loadHint`	`true`	Allow the “portrait is available” prompt section; each session still has to switch it on
`backfillOnStart`	`true` (shipped patch: `false`)	Process history on startup
`synthesizeEveryTurns`	`1`	Merge the portrait every N turns (`0` disables automatic merging)
`turnSynthesisDelayMs`	`3000`	Coalescing window for the per-turn merge
`minEvidenceForSynthesis`	`3`	Skip a merge with fewer new evidence rows
`rollupOnDispose`	`true`	Rewrite a session roll-up when its agent is disposed
`sessionRollupMinTurns`	`3`	Sessions with fewer turns get no model-written roll-up
`provider` / `model`	empty	Model route for background extraction; empty means the current default model
`feedbackUrl`	empty	Target of the feedback button; empty keeps it disabled
`limits.perUserMessage`	`6000`	Character cap for one user message before extraction
`limits.perAssistantTurn`	`4000`	Character cap for one assistant turn before extraction
`limits.synthesisEvidence`	`80`	Maximum evidence rows per merge
`limits.maxOutputTokens`	`4000`	Output cap for an extraction call; a capped reply is discarded

Data & privacy

The default data directory is <DSH_HOME>/user-portrait (~/.dsh/user-portrait when DSH_HOME is unset).
Everything is plain text: profile.json, profile.md, evidence.jsonl, state.json, blacklist.json, deleted.log, plus sessions/, turns/ and views/.
The plugin reads full session transcripts and sends its extraction prompts to the model configured in DSH. It makes no other network requests.
Secrets are masked before anything is written or sent: sk-, ghp_, AKIA, JWTs, private keys, password=.

License

README

dsh-user-portrait

A DSH Host/Client plugin that learns your habits, skills and preferences from everyday conversations and work summaries — a reviewable portrait for resumes and self-review, plus a prompt hint and tools that let the model consult it on demand.

English | 中文

The panel when opened for the first time

What it does

Per-turn extraction. After each turn a background job asks the model for a short “what I asked / key points / what you answered / corrections” digest and appends the evidence to a ledger. A turn with no new evidence makes no model call.
Nine dimensions. Daily life (personality & communication, interests, background, current focus, recent state) and technical (skills & stack, working style, boundaries, sensitivities).
Resume and self-review material. Skills, working style and background accumulate as evidence and can be exported as Markdown.
Every conclusion is verifiable. It carries a confidence level, a basis (your words / the model's answer / both) and its source sessions. Similar conclusions are merged; conflicting ones supersede the old entry.
Reviewable and correctable. The right-side panel has four tabs (dimensions, my notes, session log, evidence timeline) with editing, confidence up/down, retire and restore, permanent delete, search, Markdown export and a conclusion cap.
Four model tools. portrait_read, portrait_search, portrait_history, portrait_maintain.
Opt-in prompt hint. The portrait is not injected into the system prompt by default. Turn it on next to the composer and a short “portrait is available” note is added.

Install

# A regular dsh web profile
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-user-portrait

# The desktop app: the marketplace also installs an exact version
dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-user-portrait@0.1.0

Restart DSH or reload the plugin. It is plain ESM with no build step and no extra dependencies.

Using it

Open it from the User Portrait tab in the right sidebar, the portrait button in the session header, or Settings → User Portrait.
Dimensions: search, add/edit, conclusion cap and export at the top; the daily and technical groups below.
My notes: notes outrank automatic conclusions and are never overwritten by extraction.
Session log: a per-session summary plus each turn's “what I asked / what you answered”.
Evidence timeline: the evidence ledger, with the original excerpts.
Two levels of delete: deleting on a dimension card marks an entry retired (restorable); permanent delete in the discard area removes it and blacklists its evidence (with a second confirmation).

Tool	What it does
`portrait_read`	Read the portrait; filter by `dimension`, include history with `includeRetired`
`portrait_search`	Search the evidence ledger and turn records by keyword
`portrait_history`	Read session summaries and per-turn key points
`portrait_maintain`	Correct entries and notes, plus `backfill` / `redigest` / `synthesizeNow`

Configuration

Set these in cordis.patch.yml; changes take effect after a restart.

Key	Default	Meaning
`dataDir`	empty (→ `DSH_HOME/user-portrait`)	Portrait directory; relative or absolute
`enabled`	`true`	Master switch
`loadHint`	`true`	Allow the “portrait is available” prompt section; each session still has to switch it on
`backfillOnStart`	`true` (shipped patch: `false`)	Process history on startup
`synthesizeEveryTurns`	`1`	Merge the portrait every N turns (`0` disables automatic merging)
`turnSynthesisDelayMs`	`3000`	Coalescing window for the per-turn merge
`minEvidenceForSynthesis`	`3`	Skip a merge with fewer new evidence rows
`rollupOnDispose`	`true`	Rewrite a session roll-up when its agent is disposed
`sessionRollupMinTurns`	`3`	Sessions with fewer turns get no model-written roll-up
`provider` / `model`	empty	Model route for background extraction; empty means the current default model
`feedbackUrl`	empty	Target of the feedback button; empty keeps it disabled
`limits.perUserMessage`	`6000`	Character cap for one user message before extraction
`limits.perAssistantTurn`	`4000`	Character cap for one assistant turn before extraction
`limits.synthesisEvidence`	`80`	Maximum evidence rows per merge
`limits.maxOutputTokens`	`4000`	Output cap for an extraction call; a capped reply is discarded

Data & privacy

The default data directory is <DSH_HOME>/user-portrait (~/.dsh/user-portrait when DSH_HOME is unset).
Everything is plain text: profile.json, profile.md, evidence.jsonl, state.json, blacklist.json, deleted.log, plus sessions/, turns/ and views/.
The plugin reads full session transcripts and sends its extraction prompts to the model configured in DSH. It makes no other network requests.
Secrets are masked before anything is written or sent: sk-, ghp_, AKIA, JWTs, private keys, password=.

User Portrait

兼容性与来源证明

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User Portrait

README

dsh-user-portrait

What it does

Install

Using it

Configuration

Data & privacy

License

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dsh-user-portrait

What it does

Install

Using it

Configuration

Data & privacy

License