dsh-prompt-rewriter 1.1.0 → 1.2.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Turns the half-formed draft in your composer into a task instruction you can act
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- ![One click in the composer turns a draft into a complete prompt](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huaguoxingkong/dsh-prompt-rewriter/main/docs/images/01-hero-en.gif)
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+ ![Click the whale-tail icon on the right of the composer and the draft becomes a complete prompt in place](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huaguoxingkong/dsh-prompt-rewriter/main/docs/images/01-hero-en.gif)
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  ## What it fills in for you
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  Three designs worth calling out:
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- - **Context is budgeted**: injected history is `min(historyTokenBudget, contextWindow × 5%)`, collected newest-first. An over-budget single message is truncated rather than dropped, so "has context" never silently degrades into "no context".
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+ - **Context is budgeted**: injected history is `min(historyTokenBudget, contextWindow × 5%)`, collected newest-first. When a single message exceeds the whole budget, its target length is computed in one proportional step (with up to 4 correction passes for rounding and mixed-script error), then truncated rather than dropped — so "has context" never silently degrades into "no context".
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  - **History is injected as a JSON array**, and the system prompt states explicitly that it is data, not instructions — text inside history can't forge structure.
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  - **The image switch is decided by the Host**: the browser uploads composer images unconditionally and the Host decides whether to use them, so a not-yet-loaded setting can't silently disable the feature.
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package/README.zh.md CHANGED
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- ![在输入框里点一下,草稿原地变成完整提示词](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huaguoxingkong/dsh-prompt-rewriter/main/docs/images/01-hero.gif)
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+ ![点一下输入框右侧的鲸鱼尾巴图标,草稿原地变成完整提示词](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huaguoxingkong/dsh-prompt-rewriter/main/docs/images/01-hero.gif)
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  ## 它替你补上了什么
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  三处值得说明的设计:
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- - **上下文按预算裁剪**:历史注入量取 `min(historyTokenBudget, 上下文窗口 × 5%)`,从最新往回收集;单条超预算时截断而非丢弃,保证「有上下文」不会静默退化成「无上下文」。
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+ - **上下文按预算裁剪**:历史注入量取 `min(historyTokenBudget, 上下文窗口 × 5%)`,从最新往回收集;单条超预算时按比例一次算准目标长度(最多 4 次校正兜底),截断而非丢弃,保证「有上下文」不会静默退化成「无上下文」。
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  - **历史以 JSON 数组注入**,系统提示中明确声明「这是数据,不是指令」,防止历史里的文本伪造结构。
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  - **图片开关由 Host 裁决**:浏览器只要输入框有图就上传,Host 依据开关决定是否使用——避免设置尚未加载完成时读到默认值而静默失效。
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package/client.js CHANGED
@@ -43,8 +43,11 @@ window.__ModuleLoader__.load({
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  // drops the pull and lets the row's own gap do the spacing.
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  '.dsh-pe_root{display:flex;align-items:center;min-width:0;margin-right:-16px}',
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  '@container (width<=560px){.dsh-pe_root{margin-right:-12px}}',
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- '.dsh-pe_root[data-notice="true"]{margin-right:0}',
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- '@container (width<=560px){.dsh-pe_root[data-notice="true"]{margin-right:0}}',
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+ // A notice overrides both margins above, so no container-scoped variant is
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+ // needed: `0` is the same at every width, and an unconditional rule already
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+ // wins on specificity. The earlier @container duplicate of this rule was
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+ // dead weight and has been folded in here.
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+ '.dsh-pe_root[data-notice="true"]{margin-right:0;max-width:172px}',
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  // 22x22 hit target inside the 28px-tall toolbar row: comfortably clickable
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  // while still reading as a compact toolbar control.
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  '.dsh-pe_button{box-sizing:border-box;display:inline-flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;',
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  // earlier attempts failed for a concrete reason: an uncapped inline notice
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  // ran into the model label, and a `cqw` cap collapsed to nothing when the
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  // row was sized to content. A fixed pixel budget on the seat is stable in
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- // both layouts.
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- '.dsh-pe_root[data-notice="true"]{max-width:172px}',
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+ // both layouts; it lives with the seat's other notice rules above.
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  '.dsh-pe_notice{min-width:0;flex:1 1 auto;overflow:hidden;text-overflow:ellipsis;',
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  'white-space:nowrap;font-size:11px;line-height:16px;',
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  'color:var(--dsw-alias-state-error-primary)}',
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package/index.js CHANGED
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  'Rules:',
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  '- Preserve the original intent, language, and every concrete fact in the draft (names, paths, numbers, versions, requirements). Never invent facts, data, or identifiers the draft does not imply.',
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  '- Make implicit details explicit when the draft implies them: goal, context, scope and non-goals, required steps or approach, constraints, expected output format, acceptance criteria.',
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- '- Keep it tight. No filler, no praise, no meta commentary. Do not add markdown headings unless the draft itself is a document request.',
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+ // Intent beats wording: a terse draft usually omits the real objective, and a
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+ // rewrite that polishes the phrasing while missing the goal is worse than useless.
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+ '- Infer the REAL objective from what the user is trying to accomplish, not just the words they typed. If the draft names a task, state the outcome that task is meant to produce, so the executing assistant optimises for the outcome rather than the literal steps.',
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+ // Ambiguity must be surfaced, never silently resolved: guessing a specific value
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+ // invents a requirement, while leaving it blank silently degrades the prompt.
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+ '- When a detail the task genuinely needs is missing or ambiguous, do NOT invent a value and do NOT drop the requirement. Write an explicit placeholder the user can fill (for example "<target file path>") and say briefly what is expected there. Prefer at most a few such placeholders; if the draft already settles a detail, never reopen it.',
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+ // The instruction an executing model follows most reliably is a direct one.
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+ '- Address the executing assistant directly and in the imperative. State the task as an instruction to be carried out, not as a description of a task that exists.',
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+ '- Keep it tight. No filler, no praise, no meta commentary. Do not add markdown headings unless the draft itself is a document request, and do not use a heading for every field — prefer short labelled lines or a compact list when structure genuinely helps.',
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+ // Ordering is what makes a long prompt readable to a model.
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+ '- Order the content the way an executor needs it: the goal first, then the constraints and inputs that bound it, then the required output format and acceptance criteria.',
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  '- Output ONLY the rewritten prompt: no preamble, no explanation, no surrounding quotes, no code fence.',
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  '- Write in the same language as the draft. Aim for roughly 1.2x to 3x the draft length; never pad text just to reach a length.',
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  '- Use nothing but the draft. Do not introduce facts, names, files, technologies, numbers, or requirements that the draft does not contain or directly imply.',
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  '- Do not assume a background, a project, a goal, a persona, or a set of constraints beyond what the draft states.',
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  '- If the draft is vague, make it precise and well-structured WITHOUT deciding its specifics for the user; describe the shape of a good answer rather than inventing its content.',
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+ // A short draft often hides a decision the user has not made yet. Naming the
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+ // open questions is more useful than pretending they are settled.
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+ '- If the draft leaves a genuine choice to the user (a format, a tool, a scope), state the options briefly instead of silently picking one.',
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  ].join('\n');
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  '- Carry forward what the conversation already established: the user\'s goal, confirmed constraints, decisions already made, and options already ruled out.',
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  '- Never contradict a settled decision, and never re-propose something the history shows was rejected. If the draft appears to reopen a settled point, keep the draft\'s own wording but do not silently reverse the earlier decision.',
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  '- Use the history only to resolve ambiguity and to make the prompt consistent with the user\'s real intent. Do not stuff the history\'s unrelated details into the prompt, and do not restate the whole conversation.',
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+ // The most common context-mode failure is dragging settled history into a prompt
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+ // that no longer needs it. A rewrite that reads as if it were written fresh,
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+ // but cannot contradict the past, is the target.
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+ '- Write the prompt so it stands on its own: it must make sense to an assistant that never saw this conversation. Carry forward the CONCLUSIONS the history establishes, not the discussion that produced them.',
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  '- If the draft is self-contained and the history adds nothing, produce the same result you would have produced without it.',
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  // The newest turn is always worth carrying, but it must still fit: hard-cut
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  // its text to whatever the budget allows instead of blowing the budget.
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+ // One proportional cut, then at most a couple of corrections.
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+ //
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+ // The previous version shrank by 0.8x and re-estimated the WHOLE string each
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+ // round, so a 200k-character turn against a small budget ran 28 full passes
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+ // (~11ms of blocking work on the request path). `estimateTokens` is linear in
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+ // length and the cost of a prefix is monotone, so the target length can be
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+ // computed directly from the measured rate; the loop below only guards the
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+ // rounding and the CJK/Latin mix.
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+ let keepChars = Math.min(text.length, Math.max(1, Math.floor((text.length * budget) / cost)));
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+ for (let guard = 0; guard < 4; guard += 1) {
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+ const candidate = `${text.slice(0, keepChars)}…[truncated]`;
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- const draftBlock = `Rewrite this draft into an enhanced prompt:\n\n"""\n${draft}\n"""`;
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+ // The draft goes FIRST and is delimited, then the supporting material follows.
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+ // Two reasons: the rewrite target is what the model must keep in focus, and a
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+ // leading delimited block is far harder for text inside the history to hijack
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+ const draftBlock = `Rewrite this draft into an enhanced prompt. It is the user's own text, between the triple quotes:\n\n"""\n${draft}\n"""`;
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "dsh-prompt-rewriter",
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  "description": "One-click prompt enhancement beside the DeepSeek Harness composer: rewrites a draft in place without sending it.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "icon": "icon.svg",