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dsh-skill-authoring

DSH skill authoring toolkit: scaffold new skills and audit them against a 9-gate quality checklist（skill 创建脚手架 + 9 项质量门禁审计）

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Repository
boomzikazita/dsh-skill-authoring
Latest update
Aug 20, 2026
Category
Development & Runtime
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Evidence path
package.json#dsh.bundle
Checked against
0.1.0-rc.8
Upstream check date
2026-08-20

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GitHub: https://github.com/boomzikazita/dsh-skill-authoring
Plugin: dsh-skill-authoring
Author: boomzikazita

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dsh-skill-authoring

A DeepSeek Harness plugin for creating and maintaining high-quality agent skills. It scaffolds new skills from a compliant skeleton, audits existing SKILL.md files against a 9-point quality gate, and validates skill names against the DSH naming convention — so every skill in your library ships with structure, boundaries, examples, and verification paths.

> The 9-gate standard is derived from vibe-coding-cn (adapted for DSH).

Features

ToolDescription
skill_scaffoldGenerate a compliant SKILL.md skeleton (frontmatter / whenToUse / Boundaries / QuickRef / Examples placeholders) plus references/index.md for a new skill.
skill_auditAudit an existing SKILL.md against the 9 quality gates, printing a ✓/✗ table per gate.
skill_check_nameValidate a skill name against the DSH regex ^[a-z0-9]+(-[a-z0-9]+)*$ (lowercase + hyphens).

The plugin also installs a skill-write-guard hook: when write/edit targets a SKILL.md under ~/.dsh/skills/, it runs the audit automatically and warns the agent if the file does not pass the 9 gates yet.

The 9 quality gates

1. name — matches ^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$, ≤ 64 chars 2. description — "what + when", 20–1024 chars 3. whenToUse — ≥ 3 decidable trigger conditions 4. boundaries — ≥ 3 "Not For / Boundaries" statements 5. quickref — 1–20 directly reusable patterns (Quick Reference) 6. examples — ≥ 3 end-to-end examples with Input / Steps / Acceptance 7. references — references/index.md exists (long content split out) 8. verification — uncertain claims marked with source/evidence level 9. style — operational-manual style (short imperative sentences, not a doc dump)

Installation

dsh plugin --profile web add github:boomzikazita/dsh-skill-authoring

Or clone/pin a specific release:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:boomzikazita/dsh-skill-authoring@v0.1.0

After installing, restart your dsh web instance (or the profile you installed into) so the tools register.

Configuration

The plugin ships with no required configuration (config: {} in cordis.patch.yml). Optional dsh config keys passed to the bundle are accepted and currently unused.

  • Skills directory — defaults to ~/.dsh/skills (derived from the OS home directory at runtime; no hardcoded paths).
  • Python — the gate engine (scripts/skill_gate.py) is invoked via python3; a Python 3.8+ interpreter must be on PATH.
  • Scaffold target — skill_scaffold accepts an optional dir argument to generate the skeleton outside the default skills directory.

Development

node --check index.js                     # syntax check the plugin
python3 -m py_compile scripts/skill_gate.py  # syntax check the gate engine

License

MIT © 2026 boomzikazita — see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).

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