Frontend Workbench
A DSH profile tuned for building and reviewing web UI.
You spend the day in a frontend repo and want the agent to see the browser, keep design context between sessions, and stop re-reading the same files. This profile pairs a visual/browser capability with persistent project memory and a readable terminal UI.
Draft — machine-assembled, not yet human-reviewed
This DSH plugin profile was assembled by a generator: it picked one high-signal entry per extension slot from the audited set and wrote the ordered dsh.profile.bundles array below. No human has checked that these bundles actually cooperate, that the roles are right, or that the combination is the best available. Treat it as a starting point you still have to verify — not as a recommendation.
Source: auto · status: draft · generated 2026-08-15T11:36:55Z · never reviewed
Conflicts
The generator found no same-slot collisions between these 3 bundles. That is an automated check on the assembled set, not a human verdict — two bundles can still fight over the same config row at runtime.
Bundles in this profile (3)
Listed in dsh.profile.bundles order. Position 0 is always @deepseek-ai/dsh-base, so the members below start at 1 — and because later layers win per row, moving a bundle down the list changes which config actually takes effect.
- 1G

Keeps project context across sessions so the agent stops re-reading the same files.
- bundles entry
- graph-memory
Installablenpminstall scriptsClean install: prebuilt on npm and declares a `dsh.bundle` layer. Heads up: it runs install-time scripts (prepare, prepack) on your machine.
- 2D

Lets the agent look at the rendered page instead of guessing from source.
- bundles entry
- @anionex/dsh-vision-toolkit
Installablenpminstall scriptsClean install: prebuilt on npm and declares a `dsh.bundle` layer. Heads up: it runs install-time scripts (prepack) on your machine.
- 3D

A readable surface for long sessions.
- bundles entry
- @linxin666/dsh-client-ui-aionui-panel
Installablenpminstall scriptsClean install: prebuilt on npm and declares a `dsh.bundle` layer. Heads up: it runs install-time scripts (prepare) on your machine.