dsh-web-search-all-modes
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A DeepSeek Harness bundle that restores the model-facing web_search tool for every agent preset that lacks its own — most notably the minimal mode, which ships with only persistent bash and str_replace_editor.
Why this exists
dsh-base mounts the web service, the DeepSeek search provider, and the web_search tool for every profile. The web-app surface disables that host tool row and lets each session compose its own tools from an agent preset:
| preset | web_search |
|---|---|
| standard | ✅ preset row |
| code / PTC | ✅ preset row |
| cordis | ✅ preset row |
| minimal | ❌ none |
This bundle flips the host tool-web row back on. Presets that register their own web_search keep it unchanged (scoped registrations shadow the global one, so nothing is duplicated); presets without one — minimal, or any locally authored preset that omits tool-web — gain the tool immediately.
Install
From a local checkout:
dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-web-search-all-modesFrom GitHub (no build script, so no pnpm build-permission prompt is needed):
dsh plugin --profile web add github:Enter3211/dsh-web-search-all-modesThen restart the web process. New sessions in minimal mode (or any mode) will see web_search in the tool catalog.
Requirements
- A profile composed from
@deepseek-ai/dsh-base(every official profile is). - The same credential standard mode already uses for search —
DEEPSEEK_API_KEY, resolved by the hostweb-search-deepseekprovider. - Web search performs a separate model request; the base row budgets 60s per search and ships with
fetch: false(web_fetch stays disabled), matching the preset-level configuration standard mode uses.
Notes
- The minimal preset fixes its persona as the complete system prompt, so tool-guidance prompt sections stay suppressed there; the
web_searchtool schema still appears in the catalog and works normally. - The patch targets the
tool-webrow by id. On a composition without that row (a non-base deployment), the loader logs a skip warning and the bundle is a no-op.
License
MIT