863683348 / dsh-plugin-academic-writing

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Academic writing toolkit for DeepSeek Harness agents: paper outlines, title/abstract skeletons, GB/T 7714 / APA / MLA citations, phrasing QA, and a pre-submission checklist

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Installation

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:863683348/dsh-plugin-academic-writing

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Commit a4deeb4Synced Aug 17, 2026

dsh-plugin-academic-writing

An academic writing toolkit for DeepSeek Harness agents. The model composes the prose; the plugin supplies structure, formats, and deterministic checks.

Install

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-plugin-academic-writing

Restart DSH. The academic_writing tool is registered host-wide.

Tool

actionpurpose
outlinePaper outline skeleton (research / review / proposal / essay), optional section cap
titleTitle variants from style templates (descriptive, question, declarative, colon)
abstractStructured abstract skeleton — background / methods / results / conclusion
citationReference entry formatted as GB/T 7714, APA 7, or MLA 9
checkPhrasing QA on a passage (passive voice, first person, hedging, sentence length)
checklistPre-submission checklist (ethics, conflict of interest, data, funding, formatting)

Config

All optional, on the composition row's config:

keydefaultmeaning
personaSectiontrueregister the academic prompt-guidance section
sectionOrder6prompt section order (persona is 0, ascending)

Design

Pure logic (lib/academic.js) has zero DSH/Cordis imports and is unit-tested in isolation; lib/index.js is the thin Cordis plugin wiring the tool and the prompt section. No filesystem access — everything is deterministic and side-effect free.

License

MIT

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Repository information

Language
JavaScript
License
MIT
Last updated
Aug 17, 2026, 4:25 AM

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