@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-locale

@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-locale

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Locale plugin: LocaleRuntime — the browser client ships zh/en dictionaries while the shared locale.preference setting in $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml accepts en, zh, zh-tw, ar, fr, ru, es, ja, and ko for the Web and TUI front doors. A fresh browser starts provisionally in the language navigator asks for (primary-subtag matching, with en when it asks for no language this app ships); it applies an explicit zh or en Host value and retains the provisional language when the stored preference is terminal-only. The Host read runs after plugin activation so an unavailable settings service cannot block the page, and a supported result replaces the provisional browser value live. Remote browsers retain only a process-local selection because the settings API is loopback-only. locale/change fires on switches, and the plugin points `` at the active locale (zh-CN/en) on activation and on every switch. The service also owns the ns×locale dictionary registry (typed register(ns, {zh, en}) checked against LocaleNamespaceMap, bind(ns)→TranslateNS; lookup chain ns → common → en → key), implements the slot system's LocaleFace, and installs itself through ctx.slots.installLocale, backing the framework-injected t standard seat (Translate/TranslateNS are ui-slots types; import them from there — this package only re-exports for dictionary owners' convenience). The Host-backed preferences decision owns the persistence boundary.

Model Experience

None, as the locale registry serves browser UI copy; nothing here reaches a model request.

KV Cache effect

None; this package neither assembles nor sends a provider request.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

• Some surfaces keep inline copy — Settings rows, the sidebar, question composer, and model select use locale seats; other packages still own static text directly.
• Registry-held text reads its translation once — copy captured at registration time outside the slot render path (e.g. the /model command description in the command registry) keeps the language it was registered under until re-registration; slot-rendered copy follows switches live.