dsh-playbook
How to dispatch well — choosing flash vs pro, writing self-contained briefs, parallelism, verifying results, and guardrails
Show or set this session's DSH worker defaults (tier / effort / mode / timeout / on-off)
$ npx -y skills add ZSeven-W/dsh-crew --skill dsh-config --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/dsh-configContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Show or set this session's DSH worker defaults (tier / effort / mode / timeout / on-off)
name: dsh-config description: Show or set this session's DSH worker defaults (tier / effort / mode / timeout / on-off)
Parse the arguments given after this command into key=value pairs: `enabled=true|false`, `tier=flash|pro`, `effort=off|high|max`, `mode=auto|hub|standalone`, `timeout=<seconds>`, `policy=auto|flash-only|pro-only`, `escalate=true|false`, `origin_depth_limit=<1-32>`, `preset_flash=<preset id|default>`, `preset_pro=<preset id|default>`, `reset`. Map them onto the `dsh_worker_config` tool arguments (tier→default_tier, effort→default_effort, timeout→default_timeout_seconds, policy→tier_policy, escalate→escalate_on_failure, origin_depth_limit and preset_flash/preset_pro pass through unchanged) and call it; with no arguments, call the tool with no arguments to read the current configuration. Then show the returned configuration (including `hub_reachable`) as one compact table and name the fields that changed. Reply in the language the user is writing in. Do nothing else.
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin: dispatch work to DSH agents from Claude Code / Codex — native subagent progress, in-host worker sessions with per-tier presets, and a multimodal bridge that lends the text-only harness vision and image generation.
How to dispatch well — choosing flash vs pro, writing self-contained briefs, parallelism, verifying results, and guardrails