v0.0.1

First public release.

Added

• draw_figure host tool: a JSON figure spec (or a hand-authored SVG) goes in, a full-width figure file plus one inline Markdown line comes out.
• Five spec kinds: raw_svg (primary path, for free-form structures), architecture, compare, timeline, chart.
• Deterministic layout engine in lib/figures/ — 680-unit logical canvas, 1600-wide intrinsic size, golden-snapshot tested, never draws outside the canvas.
• SVG sanitizer for model-authored figures: rejects scripts, doctypes, entities, iframes, embeds and objects; strips event attributes, external references, <image>, <foreignObject> and comments.
• Portable ./engine entry with zero DSH or cordis dependencies, so the same renderer works in any Node or browser app.
• System-prompt guidance section: when to draw, how to place the figure, and the ASD-STE100-style prose and label rules.
• Soft nudge: one self-contained reminder when a session draws far below the guidance rate.
• PNG raster twin for every figure, because the GUI serves files with a CSP sandbox header and Chromium refuses to rasterize an SVG served that way. sharp is a normal dependency and ships prebuilt binaries, so the install needs no build step.
• Figure hygiene: per-session .gitignore, monotonic file numbering, and a 200-file LRU prune that removes a PNG twin with its SVG.
• Unit tests for the schema, the four presets, the sanitizer, the host file helpers, the nudge policy, the guidance text, the release gates and the official host-plugin contract, run with node --test.

Changed

• Packaged for the official install path. The harness supplies the @deepseek-ai/* runtime packages, so they are peer dependencies, not dependencies: nothing duplicates the runtime inside the profile, and the plugin manager refuses an incompatible runtime before it installs anything. dsh plugin add and the Web Plugins page are the supported ways in; the hand-rolled offline installer is kept only as a fallback for machines that cannot reach a registry.
• Renamed from @local/dsh-inline-figures to dsh-inline-figures; the bundle patch row now names the package, and the two are checked against each other.
• Every contributed resource registers through ctx.effect, so disabling the plugin row removes both the tool and the prompt section.
• Added the display metadata the plugin manager reads without activating the plugin: locale/en.json, locale/zh.json, and an exported icon.svg.
• README in two languages: README.md (English, default) and README.zh.md, each with a switcher at the top and its own rendered hero image (docs/assets/before-after.png, docs/assets/before-after.zh.png). Both come from one script, so they cannot drift apart. scripts/release.mjs keeps the version badge of every variant in step, and the test suite fails if one drifts or if a variant points at the other language's picture.