| name | dsh-upstream-customization |
| description | Classifies personal DSH customizations for upstream contribution and, after explicit per-feature approval, rebuilds one on upstream master and opens a draft pull request. Use when the user asks to contribute, publish, or upstream a local DSH change, or asks whether one is worth proposing. |
DSH Upstream Customization
Classify and propose personal customizations upstream one feature at a time.
Classify
- Definitely propose: bug fixes.
- Propose: additive, non-conflicting features implemented as plugins; visual improvements.
- Do not propose without maintainer approval: intrusive changes that alter existing architecture, core behavior, or broad contracts.
- Explain the classification and upstream value. If unsure whether a change is intrusive, treat it as intrusive.
Classification and a recommendation are not publishing approval. Obtain explicit user approval naming one feature before pushing or opening a PR; approval for another feature, an upgrade, or local integration does not apply.
Publish an approved feature
- Fetch current upstream
master, then rebuild only the approved feature on a fresh branch and worktree at that exact commit. Never publish the personal staging branch or unrelated customizations.
- Follow repository instructions for implementation, review, testing, disclosure, PR writing, and pre-push checks. Fix failures and rerun the affected checks before publishing.
- Review the outgoing commits and diff against upstream. Confirm they contain only the approved feature, no credentials or personal data, and a clean worktree.
- Reconfirm the approved feature name and publishing target before the first push. Do not infer authorization from earlier local work.
- Push only that branch and open only a draft PR. Keep its description synchronized with later changes.
- For a Web UI feature, attach a screenshot or GIF from the assembled application after removing credentials and personal data.
- Report the upstream base and branch commits, commands and checks run, pushed branch, and draft PR URL.
