dsh-habit-anchor

Layering a new habit onto one you already do is far easier than starting from scratch. dsh-habit-anchor is built around exactly that idea: habit stacking. Give it the existing trigger and the new action you want to attach, and it returns a single, concrete ritual suggestion that ties the two together—no wall of methodology, just one actionable line you can repeat daily.

The implementation stays deliberately minimal. Pure Node, zero network calls, everything resolves in a single local invocation. It works offline, on flaky connections, or in sandboxed environments where external requests are off the table. Once registered as a session tool it is ready to call: swap a parameter, get a fresh suggestion—light, deterministic, repeatable.

It suits anyone who wants to fold a small AI-assisted ritual into an existing daily rhythm. A one-line review before writing your journal, a quick idea note over morning coffee, jotting three tasks before bed—any existing-action-to-new-action pairing can lean on it to turn a vague intention into a concrete daily anchor.