TianJie52009/Tdsh-emoji

Add standard Unicode emoji to DeepSeek Harness (dsh) replies, designed to coexist with dsh-kaomoji.

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Tdsh-emoji injects a “mood → emoji” whitelist into the system prompt, so the model places a standard emoji right where the content it matches appears — possibly inside a sentence — instead of always appending it after the sentence. The library only uses emoji that ship with iOS, Windows and Android; no skin-tone modifiers, no exotic sequences.

Features

• Content-matching placement — at the point that best matches the content (inside a sentence is fine, default), or at the end of the reply (end).
• Up to 10 per reply — maxPerTurn 1–10, default 3; frequent spreads them across sentences.
• Coexists with dsh-kaomoji — both place decorations after sentences, so this plugin also forbids emoji and kaomoji in the same sentence or line; the model picks different sentences. Both settings cards live next to each other under Settings → General.
• Visual settings card — mode, placement, limit and extra guidance; saved live, no restart.
• Remote-friendly — the settings route is same-origin, so Tailscale/LAN/SSH-tunnel pages can save.
• No third-party runtime dependencies — dsh's systemPrompt service and Node built-ins only.

How it works

1. Registers the prompt section tdsh-emoji:guidance (order 177; dsh-kaomoji uses 176).
2. Each assembly contributes mode/placement rules, the per-reply cap, the emoji whitelist, and the “never share a sentence with a kaomoji” rule.
3. The settings card uses POST /tdsh-emoji-settings to read/write ~/.dsh/tdsh-emoji.json; the Host updates the prompt section immediately.

Install

cd "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\profiles\web"

# npm (recommended)
dsh plugin --profile web add tdsh-emoji

# or straight from GitHub
dsh plugin --profile web add github:TianJie52009/Tdsh-emoji

Restart the Web Host; the “Emoji (tdsh-emoji)” card appears under Settings → General, right next to the dsh-kaomoji card.

Configuration

Defaults: mode: auto, placement: inline, maxPerTurn: 3. Deployment defaults can be overridden in the profile’s cordis.patch.yml:

- id: tdsh-emoji
  config:
    mode: frequent     # off | auto | frequent
    placement: inline  # inline | end
    maxPerTurn: 5      # 1-10
    customPrompt: "Keep it professional; prefer encourage/thanks emoji"

Key	Type	Default	Description
mode	'off' | 'auto' | 'frequent'	'auto'	off disables; auto decorates conversational replies; frequent decorates every conversational reply (code-only/formal excluded)
placement	'inline' | 'end'	'inline'	At the point that best matches the content (inside a sentence is fine), or at the reply end
maxPerTurn	number (1–10)	3	Emoji cap per reply; frequent spreads them across sentences
customPrompt	string	''	Extra style/scene guidance
settingsFile	string	~/.dsh/tdsh-emoji.json	(advanced) user-settings path

Coexistence with dsh-kaomoji

Plugin	Inserts	Position	Conflict handling
dsh-kaomoji	Japanese kaomoji (´∀｀)	after the matching sentence	emoji side forbids sharing a sentence/line
Tdsh-emoji	Standard emoji 😊	at the point matching the content	Never place an emoji in the same sentence or line as a kaomoji

Both cards live under Settings → General (order 30 / 31).

Development

npm test   # node:test (guidance rules + settings route + client loading)
npm pack   # verify the publish payload

License

MIT