dsh-plugin-stet

Stet for DeepSeek Harness.

Your assistant already knows how to write. Stet is what it knows about you: your standing rules, your processes and who does each step, the work in flight, your past work. Before the assistant drafts anything it reads your manual (recall); when you correct it, it passes your words along (learn), and Stet makes it a rule when you say it explicitly or say it twice. The same manual serves Claude through sign-in and DSH through a key.

Install

1. In the Stet app, open Connect and, under Assistants that cannot sign in, make a key. Copy it; Stet shows it once.

2. Add the plugin to your DSH profile and start DSH with the key:

   dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-stet
   STET_ACCESS_KEY=stet_k_... dsh web
   

The tools appear as mcp__stet__recall, mcp__stet__learn and the rest. Without STET_ACCESS_KEY the Stet connection stays off and nothing else changes. Revoke the key in the Stet app and the connection stops on the next call.

What it changes in DSH

Row	Change
mcp-stet	Added: DSH's MCP client to Stet over streamable HTTP, Authorization: Bearer $STET_ACCESS_KEY. STET_MCP_URL overrides the address.
session-log-deepseek	enabled: false. On the official DeepSeek API, DSH otherwise uploads the session log, tool results included, with every request. A Stet answer is your client knowledge. Your own profile patch, or Settings > General, can turn it back on.

Tell the assistant when to use it

Paste the standing instructions from stetworks.com/setup into your DSH profile's AGENTS.md.

Test

node test/patch.mjs

Checks the manifest and the patch. The end-to-end test (a real DSH signing in to a local Stet with a key and listing the tools) runs from the Stet repository.

License

MIT