dsh-control-deck

dsh-control-deck

SillyTavern-grade control deck for DeepSeek Harness: leveled system-prompt entries (roles, intervals, macros), regex scripts (user input, world info, display-only assistant output), World Info lorebooks with the full field set, sampling overrides, per-preset tool switches, presets, and SillyTavern JSON import / export. Everything goes through documented extension points (systemPrompt.section, agent/pre-step, agent/request, tools/pre-execute, webServer.register); no core behaviour is patched. The usage follows SillyTavern; none of its code is used.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-control-deck

Restart dsh afterwards. As part of DSH CyberWorkStation the plugin is registered by setup.cmd from the repository checkout instead.

The editor for the deck (prompts, regex, World Info, sampling, tool switches, presets) is the DSH Launcher's Control Deck page. Without the launcher the plugin still runs everything in ~/.dsh/control-deck.json (the same JSON the launcher exports and imports; top-level keys: disabledTools, lorebook, presetName, prompts, regex, sampling, scanDepth, settings; every key is optional and normalised on load, so an object with just prompts is a valid deck) and reloads it live.

Where it shows up

• Launcher → 控制甲板 / Control Deck: the editor for prompts, regex, lorebook, sampling, tools and presets. Saving writes ~/.dsh/control-deck.json; the plugin hot-reloads it within 1.5 s.
• Launcher → Skills: the control-deck-authoring skill (installed into ~/.dsh/skills) teaches a model to write deck entries.
• Presets live in ~/.dsh/control-deck-presets/.json; the launcher switches, saves and deletes them.

Routes (dsh web port, loopback only)

Route	Purpose
GET /dsh-control-deck/status	Loaded preset, counts, load errors, skipped work
GET /dsh-control-deck/display-regex.json	The display-only regex rules the browser half applies

Reads are GET-only and refuse a foreign Host (DNS rebinding) through dsh-cyberworkstation-kit/fence.

Files

• lib/index.js host half (injection, regex, lorebook scoring, tool switches, routes)
• lib/client.js browser half (display-only regex on rendered messages)
• lib/deck.js, lib/deck-runner.js, lib/deck-worker.js, lib/st-format.js, lib/history.js pure modules: config normalisation, macro expansion, the regex worker (a backtracking pattern is killed, not the host), SillyTavern conversions, session history reads

Reasoning effort stays out of the deck: the core model picker owns it (dsh-local-reasoning teaches local models the levels).