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How to get a read-only DeepSeek review of local changes with DSH Plugin CC

Install the plugin and run /dsh:review to get a read-only review of your uncommitted work from DeepSeek.

Short answer: Run /plugin marketplace add cpj-dev/dsh-plugin-cc in Claude Code; then run /plugin install dsh@deepseek-dsh; run /dsh:setup to install the pinned dsh CLI and the multi-turn cc profile. All steps.

Who it is forA developer in Claude Code who has finished a set of local edits and wants an independent review before committing.

The problemReviewing your own changes often misses the same issues you already overlooked while writing them.

The outcomeA DeepSeek review of the local changes, produced without write access to the repo.

What you need first

  • Claude Code with plugin support
  • Node >= 20 and a DEEPSEEK_API_KEY
  • For /dsh:setup: Node >= 22.19, npm, and pnpm (enable with corepack)
  • A git repo with local changes to review (for /dsh:review)

Steps

  1. Run /plugin marketplace add cpj-dev/dsh-plugin-cc in Claude Code.
  2. Run /plugin install dsh@deepseek-dsh.
  3. Run /dsh:setup to install the pinned dsh CLI and the multi-turn cc profile.
  4. Run /dsh:review in the repo, optionally with a focus such as /dsh:review [focus].

Prompt for your agent

In the cpj-dev/dsh-plugin-cc Claude Code plugin, run /dsh:review with focus set to <target area of the repo>. Return the review text DeepSeek produces. Verify that the review refers to files that actually show local changes in git status.

Caveat. The plugin is POSIX only, so Windows is out of scope, and the README pins @deepseek-ai/dsh at 0.1.1-rc.2.

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