sjh9714/dsh-win32
Makes Minimal mode work on Windows: supplies the missing win32 process inspector so the persistent Git Bash shell runs, plus a faithful minimal-windows preset and an install-trap doctor (koffi crashes, PS 5.1 fallback, localhost 403).
About this plugin
The community keeps reporting that DeepSeek models do their best work in DSH's Minimal preset. On Windows that preset does not run at all. Its persistent bash needs a PTY, and the stock subprocess runtime resolves a platform process inspector that throws on win32 before node-pty is even reached. Every Windows user has been locked out of the mode the model is best aligned with.
$ dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-win32$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:sjh9714/dsh-win32Health breakdown
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