liceses/dsh-cosplay

dsh-cosplay is a DSH-native cordis plugin that lets models in DSH adopt a persona by injecting an identity, voice, and prompt style into the conversation context. It exposes two parallel pipelines that the card itself selects between: persona injection registers a dsh-cosplay:persona section via ctx.systemPrompt.section with interpolate:false so that {{...}} placeholders inside handwritten cards do not crash assembly, and prompt rewriting hooks agent/pre-step to rewrite the user message in place, after which dsh-agent-loop durably writes the rewritten text as user/message. Installation follows the documented sequence npm install && npm run build followed by dsh plugin --profile web add link:... for a local checkout or dsh plugin --profile web add github:<you>/dsh-cosplay for the bundled lib/; DSH Desktop users cannot use the CLI because the desktop profile is owned by Electron, so they must paste the repository path or local directory into Settings → Plugins, while the runtime targets both the web profile and the 0.2.0-rc.1 desktop build verified by the project itself.

A typical workflow begins on a brand-new session: the user clicks the 🎭 capsule on the input-row of the conversation view — placed there deliberately because DSH does not render the tab bar on blank conversations — picks a card from the popover, and immediately chats. Persona cards such as "赛博猫娘" make the model reply in-character; rewriter cards such as "硬邦邦" turn a terse user message into a 571-character structured prompt that the main model then obeys verbatim. Management happens in the "对话 / 轨迹 / 角色" tab strip on subsequent turns, with a grid view, a two-level detail screen, an editor that accepts portrait uploads, and import/export of single-file multi-card packs under the dsh-cosplay-pack format with {format, version, exportedAt, cards, art}. The slash command /cosplay plus its subcommands provide a zero-token fallback when the UI is unreachable, and a lastCardId-based default causes new sessions to inherit the previous card unless overridden in Settings → 角色扮演.

Dependencies are deliberately narrow: Node.js for tsc and tsdown, plus an offline mirror script (node scripts/link-sdk.mjs) that junctions node_modules/@deepseek-ai/* to a local SDK mirror so type checking and build still pass without network. Preset cards under presets/personas.json and presets/rewriters.json are treated as data and hot-reloaded at most once per second by directory fingerprint, while host-side changes require re-mounting the plugin and, on desktop, an application restart because of Node module caching; development is fastest under a separate profile such as dsh plugin --profile lab add link:... followed by dsh --profile lab --port 31999 --no-open. Limits include id constrained to [a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]{0,40}, name ≤24, title ≤40, description ≤120, ≤8 tags of ≤12 chars, persona and rewrite rules ≤20000 chars, ≤4 few-shot examples, and a rewriter skip-with-context guard that triggers host:rewrite-skip-unresolved when the original text contains unresolvable references like "这个" or "它". License is unspecified, the 80-test suite passes under both 0.1.7-rc.2 and 0.2.0-rc.1 SDKs with zero type errors, and first-run validation evidence lives under .dsh/showme/cosplay-m0/evidence.html.