@deepblend/dsh-blender-bundle

@deepblend/dsh-blender-bundle

The installable composition of DeepBlend Studio — a Blender 3D animation workbench for DeepSeek Harness, where SceneSpec is the source of truth and .blend is a compiled artifact.

This is the directory the plugin list's entry points at, so here is what it is, and what it is not.

Install

From source:

dsh plugin --profile web add 'github:pearjelly/deep-blend#path:/packages/deepblend/bundle'

Or from the prebuilt release artifact, which resolves nothing:

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/pearjelly/deep-blend/releases/latest/download/deepblend-bundle.tgz

Then restart dsh web. A new session can select the DeepBlend Studio preset, and the workbench appears in the sidebar.

What is in here

file	what it is
cordis.patch.yml	the composition — four rows and the configuration they mount with
lib/index.js	exports PATCH_FILE and ROW_IDS; it exists so the package is a well-formed importable ESM package
screenshots.json	the storefront's screenshot manifest

There is no runtime code in this package, and that is deliberate rather than an omission.

How it works

The patch mounts four rows:

row	package	what it publishes
deepblend-blender-runtime	@deepblend/dsh-blender-provider-local	the Blender execution seam
deepblend-blender-host	@deepblend/dsh-blender-host	the business facade both planes read
deepblend-blender-ui	@deepblend/dsh-blender-ui	the browser-facing host half
deepblend-blender-preset	@deepblend/dsh-blender-preset	deploys the agent presets

The model-visible tools are deliberately not registered here. A preset decides what one session's model may see, so registering them in the host composition would hand the Blender toolset to every session in the process — the last row is what delivers them, into /.agent-presets/, once per process.

Why this is not a meta-package

The plugin list does not list a bundle whose only content is a dependency list. This one is not that, and the three checks are the market's own rather than our argument:

• The gate requires this shape. A submission must point at a package declaring dsh.bundle. Exactly one package in this repository does, and it is this one — there is no other package the gate would accept.
• The shape is already listed. Eight entries on the list point at a packages/bundle directory, across six categories. One of them, ayahunter/dsh-trail, is a patch with a single row and a single dependency and no source at all. This one composes four rows and configures them.
• It points at no other entry. The six dependencies are this repository's own internal modules — the contracts, the execution seam, the facade, the browser half, the tool plane and the preset deployer — not other plugins on the list, so the double-counting that rule exists to prevent cannot occur.

The full audit, with the readings behind it, is in deepblend/docs/listing-entry.yml — the file the submitted entry is generated from.

Where the product lives

package
../contracts	SceneSpec, the schemas, the visual-issue vocabulary
../provider-local	controlled bpy execution and the SceneSpec compiler
../host	the business facade: projects, revisions, render jobs, the visual loop
../ui	the workbench's host half and browser client
../tool	the model-visible tool plane
../preset	the agent presets and the deployer that installs them

The repository root has the full README, and deepblend/docs/ has the manuals.