Third-party complete DeepSeek Harness agent over the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) — a superset of the official automation-only @deepseek-ai/dsh-acp. npx one-command, offline archive, works with Zed / VS Code ACP / Claude Code.
Queue Consolidation for DeepSeek Harness: merge queued follow-up messages into one consolidated formal prompt for the next turn instead of piecemeal one-message-per-turn rework.
What will your agent's context cost before it runs? Audit instruction files, skills, MCP tool schemas and memory per source — with duplication, always-on versus on-demand costs, and a budget you can enforce in CI. Reads files and nothing else.
Run an agent unattended for hours and get a morning brief that is an audit, not a summary. Signs a manifest before the work, prices every step at the execution boundary, rolls back a failed verification, and reports what the gate refused. DSH plugin + skill, zero dependencies.
Pre-commit polish for coding agents: strict code review with concrete fixes, test-case generation, plus README, changelog and commit-message drafting before you ship.
Skills management tab for the Web Plugins settings: manage agent skills at the official hierarchy levels 鈥?global (host layer, <dshHome>/skills + <agentsHome>/skills), preset (<preset>/skills), and agent (live-agent runtime layer) 鈥?through a same-origin /skills-manager JSON API.
Group work for the DeepSeek Harness: turn one session into a room with a chair and several member agents that message each other and share a task list.
DeepSeek Harness subagent provider: delegate reasoning to Tabbit-served models through a local gateway. Ships its own minimal preset, gateway management, and delegation guidance.
YierPet — a macOS desktop pet that watches over your AI coding agents (qwen / qodercli / opencode / omp / omo / dsh): bubbles, animations and sounds on confirm / error / done