oil-oil/dsh-oil-creator

## Core Features
- The plugin manages each video as a local folder containing files such as topic.md, script.md, final video, subtitles, covers, and publish package.
- Workbench state is stored in ~/.dsh-oil-creator/overlay.json, while content files remain in the selected local directory and are not copied into a closed database.
- The local library scans folders named by date and readable title and shows stage, final video, subtitle, cover, article, and publishing status.
- AI configuration uses the built-in creator-workbench Skill and read-only oil_creator_setup to discover directories, check optional capabilities, and preview changes before saving.
- Long-running subtitle, cover, and burn-in tasks return immediately and are tracked by the workbench through file outputs and task status.

## Use Cases
- It supports topic and script preparation by creating standardized directories and editing topic.md or script.md with saved long-term script rules.
- It coordinates Screen Studio project binding and export waiting while leaving recording, timeline editing, and export decisions to the user.
- It prepares subtitles and three aspect-ratio covers, then hands local materials to video-publisher for multi-platform drafts before human final publication.
- It synchronizes published work playback, likes, comments, and links through Ego Browser after login and exception matching are handled by the user.

## Technical Details
- The README states compatibility with Node.js 22.19+ and DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.6 or 0.1.0-rc.7.
- Installation uses the DeepSeek Harness plugin command npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:oil-oil/dsh-oil-creator, followed by restarting the web profile.
- API keys are stored through the Harness credential service, and settings display only configured or unconfigured status rather than plaintext values.
- Advanced Cordis configuration retains libraryRoot, dataDir, subtitleSkillDir, and coverSkillDir for environments not covered by automatic discovery.

## Notes
- Subtitle and cover functions require external skills and API keys, and Screen Studio automation or multi-platform publishing are limited to macOS according to the optional capability table.
- The plugin does not automatically upload content; uploads occur only after an explicit publish skill invocation and stop before final platform publication.
- Directory creation, configuration saving, and batch renaming follow a preview-then-confirm execution flow, and missing optional dependencies disable only the corresponding stage.