Aiko DSH Bid Studio

An installable DeepSeek Harness business application that contributes:

• a Bid Studio entry in the Web application sidebar;
• a complete tender ontology with object, relationship, Function, and Action definitions;
• a durable local execution route from tender intake to human review and export;
• an ontology inspector that renders every definition category and workflow step.

Bid Studio is a scene plugin built on the independently installed Aiko DSH Ontology Kernel. It contributes only the bid.* definition, executable adapters, tools, workflow, and workbench. The shared Kernel owns the ontology runtime, durable graph storage, and browser remotes so future contract and project workbenches can reuse one provider.

Install from GitHub

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/aiko-dsh-plugins/dsh-ontology-kernel/releases/download/v0.1.2/aiko-dsh-ontology-kernel-0.1.2.tgz https://github.com/aiko-dsh-plugins/dsh-bid-studio/releases/download/v0.2.0/aiko-dsh-bid-studio-0.2.0.tgz
dsh --profile web --dump-config
dsh --profile web

The repository commits its host and browser artifacts under lib/, so Git installation does not execute a prepare script. Pin the tag or a commit when reproducibility matters.

After the profile restarts, open 标书工作台 from the application sidebar. The current demo implementation persists projects and graph records locally, runs deterministic machine/workflow adapters, pauses for human approval, and exports a reviewable text artifact. AI-driven Action adapters remain an extension point of the Ontology Kernel.

Install the Kernel only once per profile. Multiple scene plugins can register independent namespaces such as bid.* and contract.* against that single runtime. The Aiko catalog-aware market installs required platform plugins automatically.

Source provenance

The initial implementation was extracted from the public packages/business/bid-studio and packages/bundle/bid-studio packages in qwe8652591/deepseek-harness at commit 8bca1e10fc2066e18309cd5fc5a62bd69b78de13. The extracted repository is the distribution surface; the Harness fork remains the integration workspace until the Electron composition migrates to this package.

License

MIT