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dsh-date-wrapper

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Overview

dsh-date-wrapper

Minimal date line for the DeepSeek Harness runtime-context snapshot: 'Current date: 2026-09-08 Asia/Shanghai Tuesday' (46 chars, ~12 tokens) - a cordis host plugin, no dsh source changes, no PR required

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Minimal date line for the DeepSeek Harness runtime-context snapshot: 'Current date: 2026-09-08 Asia/Shanghai Tuesday' (46 chars, ~12 tokens) - a cordis host plugin, no dsh source changes, no PR required

dsh.pub verifies the pinned bundle contract, runtime facts, and distribution semantics. The complete README remains in the source repository.

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LIMITATIONS

Known limitations

- **Inactive under fixed-prompt presets**: if a preset's persona sets `includeRuntimeContext: false` (the official `minimal` and the local `simple-reply` both do), `assemble()` returns `contexts: []` and this plugin's entry is dropped wholesale. Those presets are designed to forbid later listeners from adding anything to the prompt. - **Old snapshots stay in history**: when the date changes the platform appends a new snapshot (the old one is kept) and the new one takes effect through its own "This snapshot supersedes earlier runtime-context snapshots" declaration — the same way the platform handles cwd / sandbox / approval policy changes. - **Bundle patches are not hot-reloaded**: changing `cordis.patch.yml` or upgrading the plugin requires a dsh web restart (changing `disabled` in the profile patch is hot). - **`dsh-time-context` is neither loaded nor filtered**: if you mount it explicitly in a preset, its verbose text appears as usual. Do not use both. - **No runtime probe for the contract point**: `systemPrompt.context` is called unguarded, so a future DSH rename would surface as a plugin load failure instead of a silent degradation (see `HANDOVER.md` §7).