v0.6.0 — One control plane for humans and agents

One control plane for humans and agents

dsh-schematic is now a full-screen System / Blueprints / Activity application for DeepSeek Harness. People can understand and change the running composition visually; agents can perform the same persistent operations through native schematic_* tools. Both sides share the same state, validation, previews, backups, and safety boundaries.

Highlights

• A real application shell. System explains what is running, Blueprints define what it should become, and Activity shows what is happening now.
• Blueprints replace presets. Compose plugins by capability, keep isolated local drafts, import/export schema-2 YAML, inspect drift, decide how unmanaged additions behave, and choose whether each blueprint mounts Schematic itself.
• Activity is no longer locked to eight built-in groups. Create bilingual groups, reorder the journey, choose main or supporting lanes, set colors and descriptions, assign plugins, and keep newcomers visibly unassigned.
• Arrange through conversation. schematic_activity_layout reads, saves, or resets the same profile-scoped layout used by the UI.
• Model automation covers the persistent product surface. Expanded blueprint management and guarded live composition tools let an agent inspect, preview, apply, recover, and organize without a separate automation path.
• Human and agent actions follow the same rules. Structural validation, confirmation gates, stale-file protection, timestamped backups, hot-reload verification, and rollback remain in force regardless of who initiated a change.
• A calmer observer. Event storms fold into counted rows, internal service-read noise is suppressed, and topology attribution rebuilds are debounced so observation does not become the hot path.

Model-facing tools

• schematic_plugins
• schematic_blueprint_list
• schematic_blueprint_save
• schematic_blueprint_switch
• schematic_blueprint_manage
• schematic_system_compose
• schematic_activity_layout

Composition editing remains opt-in. Activity arrangement is available even when composition editing is disabled, and viewports below 768 px remain browse-only.

Install or upgrade

# install
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-schematic

# upgrade
dsh plugin --profile web update dsh-schematic

Requires DeepSeek Harness >=0.1.0-rc.8. Building from source requires Node.js >=22.19.

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v0.3.0 — The graph becomes the editor

The graph becomes the editor

dsh-schematic already showed how every mounted DeepSeek Harness plugin is wired and which plugin handled each runtime event. v0.3.0 adds the composition workbench: turn on edit mode and change that wiring on the graph itself.

What shipped

• Enable or disable plugin entries and edit their YAML config from the graph.
• Swap a capability seam's provider as one previewed batch.
• Preview removals and arrivals as ghost nodes, plus entry-level and managed-block YAML diffs.
• Refuse invalid plans through the same offline composition used at DSH boot.
• Back up the full patch file before every write, detect stale bases, hot-reload through DSH, and roll back with one click.
• Keep observation behavior-neutral: no writes to session logs and no wrapping of service return values.

The editor is off by default. It writes only the versioned managed block in the profile's cordis.patch.yml; bytes outside that block are preserved.

Install or upgrade

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-schematic
# existing install:
dsh plugin --profile web update dsh-schematic

Requires DeepSeek Harness >=0.1.0-rc.8 and Node.js >=22.19 when building from source.

Full details: CHANGELOG.md