WsTe47/mylife

MyLife is a local-first plugin built specifically for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), positioning itself as a personal state archive and decision-support engine. It deliberately avoids travel planning, bookkeeping, or stock recommendations, focusing on one task: continuously maintaining "who you are" and, when you face a decision, extracting a main thread from chaotic input while proactively challenging its own conclusions. The repository contains only plugin source code; the personal workspace defaults to ~/mylife/ and is fully separated from ~/dsh-mylife/. Installation runs dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-mylife, requiring DSH 0.1.5-rc.1 or later and Node.js 22.19+ or 24+, with local development using dsh plugin --profile web add link:/absolute/path/to/dsh-mylife.

The plugin organizes information across four plain-text layers under the workspace: raw/ holds immutable L0 inputs that are append-only and never edited, digest/ stores L1 thematic summaries preserving both AI drafts and user revisions, claims/ keeps an L2 evidence graph with one file per claim, profile.yaml plus fields.yaml record L3 current state with per-field TTL values, and index.yaml maintains the L4 provenance chain mapping conclusions back to evidence and source lines. A typical workflow is: the user dumps a messy monologue, the system structures it into an evidence graph, then assembles a decision report whose eight paragraphs are gated by data decidability rather than compressed. Before any positive conclusion, the defeater chain generates counter-evidence with four verdicts (A weakening, B factually negated, R user already considered and rejected, C blank), and stale fields trigger explicit update prompts while keeping the "use old value" path deliberately open so users are never blocked.

Dependencies are DeepSeek Harness 0.1.5-rc.1 or newer, Node.js 22.19+ or 24+, and a user-configured LLM API whose credentials the plugin will consume for inference calls. Known limits documented in the README include mylife_claim_query being literal matching only with no embedded vector retrieval, the lexical polarity engine returning near-zero findings on real corpora so it has been demoted to a cheap pre-screen behind the LLM-driven defeater chain, no long-horizon scheduled reminders because dsh-schedule cannot survive across sessions, and no custom UI since it reuses the existing DSH web surface. The license is MIT, the bundle ships 16 tools plus a decision-flow Skill, and the suite contains 164 tests including three invariant regression guards. First-run caveats: keep the workspace strictly outside the repository directory, run npm run check-secrets before any commit, and if you version-control your archive use a private repository because files may contain income, debt, career grievances, and mental-state notes.