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dsh-plugin-bridge moves a locked session to a new preset through a previewable five-part handoff

dsh-plugin npm ci license node ≥22 dsh rc.6 → 0.1.1-rc.2 Listed in Awesome DSH Plugin

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Halfway through a task and need another tool preset? Switching the produced session in place would leave tool history that belongs to the old assembly. Bridge previews a bounded five-part handoff, opens a clean target, and leaves the original session untouched.

A real Bridge migration in the official DeepSeek Harness WebUI

Quick start · Why Bridge · Evidence · Decisions · Compatibility

Quick start

Install from npm:

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-bridge
# restart dsh web once

Pinned GitHub fallback:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Totoro-qaq/dsh-plugin-bridge#v0.2.10

Then type in the official WebUI:

/bridge                       list target presets
/bridge --doctor              check the host contract after a DSH upgrade
/bridge code                  preview the handoff; change nothing
/bridge code --go             migrate, restate, then wait
/bridge code --go --continue  restate and start work in the same target request

The preview is editable. Correct a number or path in the printed summary file, then run:

/bridge code --go --file <path>

Uninstall with dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-plugin-bridge, then restart dsh web.

Why Bridge

Promise What it means
Preview before execution /bridge <preset> creates no target and changes no source session. Review or edit the five-section handoff first.
Move state, not tool traces Decisions, paths, current state, and next steps move to a clean preset. Incompatible calls from the old tool assembly do not.
Fail closed The target goal is paused before kickoff. If that cannot be guaranteed, Bridge clears/cancels the target and sends no model request.

Installing Bridge adds zero prompt tokens to ordinary sessions. It is a host slash command, not a model tool or skill.

Evidence at a glance

The release gate is intentionally small and reproducible; these are regression results, not population guarantees.

Gate Result
Five-part summary facts 30/30
Target restatement / first useful work facts 60/60 · 60/60
Critical facts / obsolete-value resurrection 90/90 · 0
Existing image evidence / unresolved raw image 5/5 · 5/5
Confirm / --continue target request shape 2 · 1 to first useful work
Confirm extra, paired nominal median +8.1% vs --continue
Summary worker share of clean acceptance components 20.74% nominal

The token percentage varies widely with preset, response length, and cache state. The worker share is composition, not causal overhead versus no Bridge; the stable product claim is one additional confirmation request. Read the design and evidence boundaries, full release report, and vision report.

How it works

fold history -> five-part handoff -> preview/edit -> clean target session
             -> pause stored goal -> inject -> restate -> wait or continue
image history -> verbatim assistant evidence; unresolved originals use the attachment gateway

The five sections are Goal, Current state, Key decisions and conventions, Key files, and Next step. The original session is never rewritten; archive the target and return to the source if the handoff is unsatisfactory.

Migration decisions

Situation Bridge behavior Cost / fidelity effect
Plugin installed, no /bridge call No prompt injection or model tool 0 Bridge prompt tokens
/bridge code One bounded summary worker; preview only No target session is created
Default --go Target restates and waits One explicit confirmation request before useful work
--go --continue Restate and work in one target request Lower request count; no background goal round
Image already has assistant analysis Copy that response verbatim No raw image is resent by default
Image is unresolved and target accepts images Copy the original attachment and preserve the source VLM Vision pricing comes from the selected provider
Image is unresolved and target is text-only Prompt admission rejects the image; Bridge sends a visible text fallback No hidden local VLM and no silent claim of visual understanding

Compatibility

DSH baseline Text handoff Raw unresolved image Verification boundary
0.1.0-rc.6 / rc.7 Yes Optional gateway unavailable Narrow RPC contract and text compatibility tests
0.1.0-rc.8 Yes Host-dependent Real install, restart, command lifecycle, and migration baseline
0.1.1-rc.2 Yes Yes Official WebUI migration with deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp, 13/13 doctor methods, and 5/5 vision gates

CI covers Node.js 22 and 24. Run /bridge --doctor after every Harness upgrade; it names missing required gateway methods instead of failing vaguely.

Current limits:

  • installation needs one WebUI restart;
  • Bridge prints the created title and session ID because stable plugin-driven session navigation is not yet available;
  • preview normally takes 20–60 seconds and is bounded by previewTimeoutMs;
  • text-only models cannot inspect unresolved images;
  • each release-acceptance cell currently has one run, so the tables are release evidence rather than statistical guarantees.

The server command stays the compatibility core. A native migration card is technically possible through official client modules and slots, but is intentionally deferred until that prerelease contract is stable; see the feasibility note.

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Development

npm ci
npm run verify

verify builds and type-checks the project, runs 125 fake-host tests, checks generated lib/ and datasets, then packs, installs, and imports the actual npm tarball. Tests spend no model tokens. prepublishOnly runs the same gate; GitHub releases also require the tag to match package.json before trusted npm publishing.

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DeepSeek Harness plugin for previewable cross-preset session migration. Fixed-schema handoffs preserve state, source-model intent, and unresolved images; the original session stays untouched.

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