dsh-loomy-connect-22390586

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Derivative notice: this project is a fork of gdrpzym/dsh-loomy-connect, upstream baseline 0.2.0 (MIT, original copyright held by gdrpzym), adapted here to DSH 0.2.1. See FORK.md for the change list and licensing.

Exposes the text models bundled with the Loomy desktop app to DeepSeek Harness (DSH), without an API key.

The plugin reads Loomy's on-disk sign-in session and model manifest read-only. Nothing is copied, uploaded, or rewritten.

Note: this fork and the upstream gdrpzym/dsh-loomy-connect register the same loomy provider and cannot be installed together. Uninstall one before installing the other.

Contents

• Derivative notice (FORK.md)
• Features
• Installation
• Configuration
• Security model
• Known limitations
• Troubleshooting
• Further documentation
• License
• Disclaimer
• Acknowledgments

Features

• Zero configuration: once installed and enabled, Loomy's models appear directly in DSH's model selector.
• Model auto-discovery: the account's model list is fetched at startup; only models with text output are served.
• Rates and promos: the plugin page's Models tab lists every model with its points multiplier (x3.0) and flags limited-time free ones, following Loomy's own numbers.
• Account and credits: the page's status row shows the signed-in account (masked phone); the Points tab shows long-lived and daily credits — read from the same data Loomy's own UI renders from.
• Model details: the Models tab renders a three-column table of each model's name, context window (when Loomy's list provides it), and points rate; image models are listed after the chat models.
• Models-page status bar: the Loomy card under Settings → Models shows sign-in state and the permanent balance inline.
• Per-model switch: each model can be enabled or disabled on the llm-loomy row configuration page; a disabled model stops appearing in DSH's model selector, and the change applies without a restart.
• Image input: images can be sent to the models, converted by the host's attachment service into image content on the request.
• Bilingual: UI copy follows the DSH interface language.

Where it appears (DSH 0.2.1)

Installation

From the plugin market (recommended)

Search for loomy under Plugins → Plugin market in DSH, or open the entry directly:

https://the community catalog/p/2239058652/dsh-loomy-connect/

This repository is listed in ; the market picks it up automatically.

From GitHub

dsh plugin --profile web add github:2239058652/dsh-loomy-connect
dsh web

This repository commits its build output in lib/, so installing does not run a build — no tsdown or TypeScript needed.

Without a global dsh, replace dsh with either of the following (both only fetch dsh itself; the plugin install still goes through pnpm):

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:2239058652/dsh-loomy-connect
pnpm dlx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:2239058652/dsh-loomy-connect

From a local checkout (when editing code)

git clone https://github.com/2239058652/dsh-loomy-connect.git
cd dsh-loomy-connect
pnpm install
pnpm run build          # only needed after editing src/; output goes to lib/
dsh plugin --profile web add /absolute/path/to/dsh-loomy-connect
dsh web

Verifying:

dsh --profile web --dump-config     # expect an `llm-loomy` entry

--dump-config only composes the config tree; it does not instantiate the plugin. To confirm the plugin actually boots, run dsh web and check for Loomy in the model selector.

Configuration

Paths are auto-detected per platform, so configuration is normally unnecessary. The overrides below target non-standard installs.

Resolution order per lookup: plugin config (authFile / configFile) → environment variable → detected default.

Default paths are probed across macOS and Windows; the first existing path wins:

Security model

Threat model: protects against other local processes and against web pages running in the user's browser. It does not protect against code running as the same user, which can read the same files the plugin reads.

Known limitations

• Depends on Loomy's client interface (not an official public API); Loomy updates may require plugin changes.
• The model list and its rates come from Loomy's API; when it is unreachable the plugin falls back to Loomy's generated config, and only then to a built-in snapshot.
• Credits are read from Loomy's local cache — Loomy exposes no credits endpoint. When no cache exists the card omits credits rather than showing 0.
• The model manifest is read at startup; restart DSH after Loomy adds or removes models.
• Image input needs the host's attachment service (the default @deepseek-ai/dsh-attachment composition provides it); in a headless composition without it, requests carrying images are refused.
• This fork and the upstream gdrpzym/dsh-loomy-connect register the same loomy provider and cannot be installed together; switching between them requires an uninstall first.
• If the sign-in path is not detected on Windows, set LOOMY_AUTH_FILE explicitly.

Troubleshooting

Further documentation

Architecture, gateway, and browser-card constraints are documented in docs/internals.en.md (中文版 docs/internals.md).

License

MIT

Disclaimer

• This project is for personal learning and research only. It drives your own Loomy account on your own machine. Do not use it commercially or beyond reasonable personal use.
• You must comply with the Loomy terms of service. Any consequence of using this project — including account restrictions, depleted credits, or service interruption — is yours to bear.
• The author is not liable for any direct or indirect loss arising from the use or misuse of this project.
• This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Loomy, iFlytek, or DeepSeek. Product names are used to describe compatibility only; trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Acknowledgments

• gdrpzym/dsh-loomy-connect (MIT): the upstream baseline 0.2.0 this fork derives from, and the origin of the provider registration, loopback gateway, credential parsing, model catalog, and credits reading.
• The DSH provider architecture follows dsh-workbuddy-connect (MIT).