Sev7eEn7/sieve
Context-engineering and token-efficiency plugins for DeepSeek Harness, aimed at verbose test logs, frequent tool calls and long sessions.
sieve is a set of context-engineering and token-efficiency plugins for DeepSeek Harness, aimed at AI coding agents doing verbose work — long test logs, frequent tool calls, long sessions or large skill catalogs. It installs as a plugin plus a Web panel (profiles without a Web UI, such as headless, install only the plugin). The README stresses that the packages are prebuilt and version-pinned to the host, and that a git install is deliberately unsupported because the repository is a monorepo whose built lib/ is not carried by sources alone.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-sieve@0.2.0 dsh-sieve-web@0.2.0Copied verbatim from the README's Installation section, which installs the plugin and the Web panel together as prebuilt packages. The README notes a headless profile installs only the plugin (dsh plugin --profile headless add dsh-sieve@0.2.0), that a release-tarball path exists for pinning an exact build, and that installing from git is not supported because the repository is a monorepo.
Compatibility
The README says sieve declares its DSH peers at exact versions, and the host checks them at install and startup and refuses to load on a mismatch. Prebuilt packages mean nothing compiles on your machine and no build scripts need approval. The optional local Laya server comes from qybaihe/mu and supports only macOS on Apple Silicon; sieve only connects to it, it does not install or start it.
Details
- Repo: Sev7eEn7/sieve
- Category: Tools & Capabilities
- Stars: 4
- Version: GitHub repo Sev7eEn7/sieve; npm packages dsh-sieve and dsh-sieve-web at 0.2.0 (registry check 2026-10-07). The README badge names DeepSeek Harness 0.2.1-alpha.1.
FAQ
- Does anything compile during install?
- No — the README says the prebuilt packages install with nothing compiling on your machine and no build scripts needing approval.
- Can I install it from git?
- Not supported — the README says a git install gets only sources without the built lib/ because the repository is a monorepo; use the npm or release-tarball path.
Alternatives
DDDMUC/dsh-free-search · MicroHEROX/dsh-exa-mcp · Fishsb/dsh-prompt-enhancer