dsh-NotEMD

dsh-NotEMD

Portable, approval-gated NoteMD workflows for DeepSeek Harness. The bundle operates on an explicit workspace root, keeps canonical source and derived artifacts together, and has no dependency on Obsidian APIs, editor state, commands, or UI hosts.

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Current release: dsh-notemd@0.1.1 · GitHub repository

Install

Requirements for the supported acceptance baseline:

Install the public registry package and add the same version to a DSH profile:

npm install --save-exact dsh-notemd@0.1.1
dsh plugin --profile notes add dsh-notemd@0.1.1

npm install makes the package available to a Node workspace. dsh plugin ... add activates its bundle patch in the selected profile; the second command is the step that enables the plugin for DSH.

For an offline or unreleased build, install the exact verified tarball:

git clone git@github.com:Jacobinwwey/dsh-NotEMD.git
cd dsh-NotEMD
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm build
pnpm pack:bundle
dsh plugin --profile notes add ./artifacts/dsh-notemd-0.1.1.tgz

pnpm pack:bundle embeds the unpublished @notemd-harness/* implementation packages. minisearch remains a normal runtime dependency and is resolved by the profile package manager. The pack verifier expects exactly one .tgz under artifacts/; remove stale tarballs before repacking.

The repository fixture profile is profiles/notemd. It is an acceptance fixture, not a deployment-owned profile. After installation, inspect the effective profile with:

dsh --profile notes --dump-config

Quick use

The bundle exposes planning tools first. A typical request is:

Read notes/architecture.md. Propose wiki-links and a Mermaid repair as immutable plans.
Show the affected paths and revisions. Ask for approval, then apply only the plan whose
revisions still match.

The write protocol is fixed and auditable:

read -> immutable WorkspaceMutationPlan -> approval -> apply -> committed receipt -> workspace event -> index update

Only a matching committed receipt produces a workspace change event. conflict, rejected, cancelled, failed, recovered, and inconsistent receipts are never treated as indexable content changes.

Capabilities

Source upgrade following NotEMD 1.9.12

The current source branch adds relationship-aware SVG projection across seven graph renderers: visible hierarchy links, bounded distance-improving placement, boundary-connected routes, distinct self/parallel/reverse relations and complete wrapped labels. The SVG projection fingerprint is now 2; semantic/native source formats and adapter contracts remain unchanged. This is a source update after the published 0.1.1 package.

The layout is deterministic and bounded, not a guarantee of zero crossings in every dense graph. It uses estimated text widths and the most recent 64 routes for congestion scoring. Native JSON Canvas coordinates remain a separate implementation. Browser SVG-to-PDF and modal diagnostic folding are not runtime capabilities of this bundle; existing durable jobs already preserve prior stage results. See the migration analysis.

There is intentionally no generic renderer or export selector. Target fidelity, process allowlists, staging, and failure semantics differ enough that one polymorphic switch would hide important contracts.

Composite workflow

one-click-extract@1 is the named composite workflow for the source plugin's One-Click Extract behavior:

add-links -> generate-complete -> repair-mermaid

Use notemd_plan_one_click_extract when one aggregate immutable plan and one approval receipt are required. Supply explicit sourcePath, conceptFolderPath, completedFolderPath, mermaidFolderPath, and optional mermaidErrorFolderPath; the standalone bundle does not infer Obsidian active-file or UI folder state. Use notemd_job_start_one_click_extract for a durable plan-only job; its executor key is one-click-extract-v1, while the persisted record retains workflow version and definition digest for drift detection.

The composite uses a virtual workspace overlay. Later steps can read earlier planned Markdown writes, but no physical workspace write occurs before approval. Collisions, stale virtual revisions, binary dependencies, budget overflow, and net no-op results fail closed.

Profile configuration

The bundle patch defaults stateful providers to process.cwd(). A deployment profile must replace the whole config object for every row it overrides; DSH patches do not deep-merge rows. Keep the complete field set:

- id: notemd-vault
  config:
    workspaceRoot: !!js process.env.NOTEMD_WORKSPACE_ROOT

- id: notemd-jobs
  config:
    workspaceRoot: !!js process.env.NOTEMD_WORKSPACE_ROOT
    concurrency: 2

- id: notemd-workspace-changes
  config:
    scanIntervalMs: 5000

- id: notemd-approval
  config:
    workspaceRoot: !!js process.env.NOTEMD_WORKSPACE_ROOT
    approvalTtlMs: 300000

- id: notemd-research
  config:
    workspaceRoot: !!js process.env.NOTEMD_WORKSPACE_ROOT

- id: notemd-artifacts
  config:
    workspaceRoot: !!js process.env.NOTEMD_WORKSPACE_ROOT

- id: notemd-llm
  config:
    provider: deepseek
    model: deepseek-chat
    maxTokens: 4096
    promptPolicyId: notemd.default.v1

The default notemd-llm provider injects DSH llm. Its closed route policy accepts only provider, model, maxTokens, and promptPolicyId. Endpoints, keys, headers, transport retries, and model discovery are rejected rather than ignored. Configure credentials, adapters, and provider selection in DSH; NoteMD never reads or persists them.

The explicit dsh-notemd/llm-openai-compatible-legacy entry is migration-only. It provides the former OpenAI-compatible diagnostic and model-discovery tools for deployments that cannot yet use DSH routing. Replace the default notemd-llm row when using it; never load both because both provide notemdTextTransformer.

Diagrams and exports

DSH has no Obsidian preview host, so SVG is the default preview derivative. This is a preview policy, not a claim that every target has an equivalent SVG export:

• Mermaid, Vega-Lite, JSON Canvas, HTML, and editable SVG keep their canonical source and produce a labelled SVG preview.
• Mermaid normalization runs deterministically before LLM repair. The versioned semantic/render/export catalog keeps timeline, swimlane, and quadrant payloads typed; svg-preview is an explicit derivative, not native target parity.
• Draw.io, Drawnix, and Circuitikz keep their canonical source; native SVG or PDF is exposed only when the controlled executable or adapter is available.
• Slidev source preparation is deterministic and offline-font safe. HTML, PDF, PNG, PPTX, and MP4 are separate providers behind the same approval-gated planner.
• External processes run in a request-scoped staging directory and return digest-verified staged assets. They never write the workspace directly.

The accepted Slidev runtime is the NoteMD fork, not upstream Slidev:

origin: github:Jacobinwwey/slidev
revision: bbcb2efae709c2ebaa96bda522cd6c192476817c
package: @slidev/cli@52.16.0

The fork emits index-standalone.html for standalone HTML. PPTX remains native OOXML. MP4 is Slidev PNG frames plus FFmpeg. SVG is not advertised as a PPTX or MP4 fallback.

Runtime boundaries

• This bundle is not an Obsidian compatibility layer. UI, editor selection, commands, modals, and preview hosting remain host responsibilities.
• notemdWorkspaceChanges snapshots once and reconciles by ordered polling. The default interval is 5000 ms; valid values are 250 through 60000. Scan cost is proportional to Markdown workspace size.
• Events contain paths, revisions, origin, causation id, and timestamps only. They never carry note content or credentials.
• Interrupted running jobs recover to inert queued records. notemd_job_resume is the explicit continuation operation, not write authorization or arbitrary replay.
• The file-backed store has no cross-process lease. Run one bundle process per workspace.
• The default DSH route does not register notemd_provider_diagnostic or notemd_provider_models; those exist only in the explicit legacy transport entry.
• @deepseek-ai/* APIs are validated against the pinned DSH source used by acceptance. Future DSH releases may require a compatibility update.
• Third-party DSH plugins execute code in the host process. Install only packages you trust and inspect the effective profile patch before starting a production profile.

Development

The code follows the DSH/Cordis composition model: each provider owns one service or capability, registrations are reversible effects, and model-facing tools consume stable seams (llm, web, subprocess, tools). Do not import Obsidian or build a second host loop into this bundle.

Useful entry points:

Run the focused gates first, then the distribution gates:

pnpm typecheck
pnpm lint
pnpm test
pnpm test:coverage
pnpm build
pnpm pack:bundle
pnpm verify:bundle
pnpm accept:dsh
pnpm capability:lane
git diff --check

accept:dsh creates an isolated DSH_HOME, installs the packed tarball through the pinned source DSH CLI, boots the installed ToolRuntime, checks approval and stale-revision behavior, checks plan-only jobs and research fail-closed behavior, and verifies the diagram/Slidev capability surface. It removes its temporary profile and fixture workspace after recording evidence.

When adding a capability, define the service contract, provider, and consumer together. Register model-facing behavior through ctx.tools, use DSH's llm/web/subprocess seams instead of private transports, and add an installed-artifact acceptance assertion. Keep optional executables explicit: absence is a capability result, never a format substitution.

Release

The public npm package is unscoped and public. Maintainers should publish the exact tarball that passed the installed-profile acceptance gate:

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm typecheck
pnpm lint
pnpm test
pnpm test:coverage
pnpm build
pnpm pack:bundle
pnpm verify:bundle
pnpm accept:dsh
npm publish ./artifacts/dsh-notemd-0.1.1.tgz --access public --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

The package publishes README.md as its canonical npm README. The same Chinese document is included at docs/README.zh-CN.md and remains linked from the canonical document. It is kept out of the package root so npm cannot select it as readmeFilename.

For a maintainer account with npm 2FA enabled, npm publish may pause for an OTP. Consumers never need the maintainer's npm login or OTP.

After publishing, verify the registry metadata:

npm view dsh-notemd version --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
npm view dsh-notemd@0.1.1 readmeFilename --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

Expected values are 0.1.1 and README.md.

Documentation and external contracts

The homepage intentionally contains operational guidance only. Architecture and validation evidence live in the bilingual repository documents:

• Architecture specification (English) · 中文
• Validation evidence (English) · 中文
• DeepSeek Harness architecture
• DeepSeek Harness development guide
• DeepSeek Harness capability seams
• DeepSeek Harness testing policy
• awesome-dsh-plugin

Status

This repository is a developer-preview bundle. The public contract is the packed tarball plus the effective DSH profile patch, not an Obsidian plugin API. DSH remains pre-1.0, so future releases may require compatibility updates.