A task-first plugin family: 29 domain tools, 5 scenario packs, 62 checkers (format-1 index included)

[PerryLink]

A task-first plugin family for DeepSeek Harness, built and maintained by PerryLink. Everything runs locally: no uploads, no network calls in the default path.

What is there

• 29 domain tools with runnable first runs (a sample ships inside each tarball, a one-line prompt, a permission block and a real capture). 9 of them are non-alpha: dsh-einvoice 0.2.0, dsh-bankrec 0.1.0, dsh-docx-redline 0.1.0, dsh-legal-clause, dsh-ap-three-way, dsh-qms-capa, dsh-freight-audit, dsh-travel-recon, dsh-ghg.
• 5 scenario packs that run end to end on synthetic data: finance (invoice → dedupe → three-way match → bank reconciliation → archive), contract, procurement, HR, construction.
• 53 compliance checkers (plus 9 newer tools) that compare a document against the regulations and standards it cites, each with a quickstart sample.
• A plugin index in the market's format 1, 136 entries, every one with a Chinese title: https://perrylink.github.io/dsh-plugins/market/index.json

Try one in a minute

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-einvoice
node samples/quickstart/run.mjs --check   # after unpacking, or use the sample in the repo

The family browse page (task-first, Chinese UI): https://perrylink.github.io/dsh-plugins/market.html

Evidence, not vibes

Every package ships an ACCEPTANCE.csv produced by its own script, a real terminal capture, and a test suite (the domain tools total ~700 tests; the checkers 200+ across the eight that were upgraded this week). The packaging standard we hold ourselves to: https://github.com/PerryLink/dsh-plugins/blob/main/docs/PACKAGE-STANDARD.md

Feedback on the packaging and on what a non-developer needs is very welcome — that is the part we are least sure about.