dsh-plans¶
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| Author | Optim-Agent | Updated | 2026-08-17 |
One-liner¶
Human-in-the-loop planning preset adapted from prime-plans: researched, reviewed, executed.
About¶
Human-in-the-loop planning preset for the [DeepSeek Harness] (DSH): researched, refined Markdown plans before any code changes, then goal-driven execution after an explicit handoff. Turn a rough repository-change request into a traceable plan under ./dsh-plans/, refine that plan with reviewer or criticizer subagent rounds, and hand the accepted plan to a persistent DSH goal that drives implementation until the plan's Verifier Checklist passes. Everything runs on DSH's native mechanisms — ask_user_question, subagents, the goal loop, and bundled skills — with no separate execution engine.
✨ Key Features¶
- Per workspace, the language setting is asked once before the first planning question, and persisted.
- Per role, the model for reviewer / criticizer / executor is asked once, at that role's first actual use, and persisted. Reviewer and criticizer children run thr
- One planning question at a time; the final scope confirmation gates
PLAN_v1.md. - After every plan version, a refinement mode question — a reviewer or criticizer never runs without it.
- After refinement, an explicit execution handoff question with no auto-complete: execute the plan now as a DSH goal, or stop after planning.
- Execution runs as a DSH goal with
ponytailsimplification discipline and the MVP minimum-test set, so token cost stays proportional to the work.
📦 Install¶
mkdir -p ~/.dsh/.agent-presets
git clone https://github.com/Optim-Agent/dsh-plans.git ~/.dsh/.agent-presets/dsh-plans
🚀 Quick Start¶
Create a plan for <your change>
📚 Learn more¶
Install
mkdir -p ~/.dsh/.agent-presets git clone https://github.com/Optim-Agent/dsh-plans.git ~/.dsh/.agent-presets/dsh-plans The roster re-scans its roots on every read, so the new preset appears in the preset picker immediately — select dsh-plans for a new session (no restart needed). Then from any directory ask: Create a plan for