Search & Researchdsh-plugin

DSH-EvoResearch

EvoResearch is a DeepSeek Harness plugin by Karbo123, described in its README as a self-evolving research workflow and an agent workbench spanning the research lifecycle: topic investigation, literature reading, experiment design and paper writing. The README describes research memory, Chat Graph branching, a project workspace with '@' references, an experiment console, multi-agent collaboration, scheduled research tasks and WYSIWYG writing, with data stored locally on the user's own computer. T

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Overview

EvoResearch is a DeepSeek Harness plugin by Karbo123, described in its README as a self-evolving research workflow and an agent workbench spanning the research lifecycle: topic investigation, literature reading, experiment design and paper writing. The README describes research memory, Chat Graph branching, a project workspace with '@' references, an experiment console, multi-agent collaboration, scheduled research tasks and WYSIWYG writing, with data stored locally on the user's own computer. T

  • Research memory: important conclusions and research notes are described as retained for reuse in later conversations
  • Chat Graph branching: fork different hypothesis routes from any message, advance them in parallel and trace back to key nodes
  • Project workspace where '@' can reference workspace files or past sessions, read through the DSH official reference chain
  • Experiment console combining ledger, rounds and daily reports, recording what each experiment round did and why
  • Multi-agent collaboration with research roles such as planning, investigation, coding, analysis and writing
  • Scheduled research tasks that can run literature tracking and progress summaries automatically
  • WYSIWYG writing with real-time rendering of headings, tables, formulas and flowcharts
  • README states data is local-first: sessions, memory, project files and experiment records stay on your own computer

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