Introduction¶

In DSH’s “everything is a plugin” usage model, a development task often involves more than just “writing code”; it may also involve scanning code, designing solutions, implementing changes, reviewing results, and fixing issues. oh-my-deepseek-harness is a multi-agent orchestration plugin for DeepSeek Harness, used to organize such work within DSH. Below is an introduction to its positioning, capabilities, installation method, and typical usage.

What is it¶

oh-my-deepseek-harness is maintained by YYTbit, licensed under MIT, with a package.json version of 0.1.2. Its one-sentence positioning is: Multi-agent orchestration for DeepSeek Harness.

It provides the following verified capabilities:

Provides 5 specialized agents: Explorer, Architect, Implementer, Reviewer, Debugger.
Provides 4 workflow skills: Autopilot, Deepwork, Review, Reflect.
Supports the Preset system, allowing model configuration switching at runtime.
Supports task orchestration, including parallel execution and dependency tracking.

Installation and Enablement¶

Using an existing DSH profile, you can use the installation command provided in the README:

dsh plugin --profile your-profile add oh-my-deepseek-harness

The your-profile in the command corresponds to the DSH profile you wish to use.

The configuration example in the README is as follows:

- id: oh-my-dsh
  name: oh-my-deepseek-harness
  config:
    enableAutopilot: true
    enableDeepwork: true
    enableReview: true
    enableReflect: true
    defaultModel: deepseek-v4
    maxParallel: 3

This example includes four workflow toggles, the default model deepseek-v4, and a parallelism limit of 3.

Typical Usage¶

The README provides the following workflow examples.

Autopilot:

/autopilot "add input validation to auth module"

Deepwork:

/deepwork "refactor the database layer"

Review:

/review src/auth.ts

Reflect:

/reflect

Applicable Scenarios and Notes¶

Suitable for DSH work scenarios that require different agents to collaborate on tasks such as scanning code, designing solutions, implementing changes, reviewing results, and fixing issues.

It is recommended to review the source code and license before installation. The plugin is licensed under MIT, and package.json declares that dsh.bundle.patch points to ./cordis.patch.yml. DSH plugins run with the permissions of the current DSH process; therefore, ensure you verify the command, configuration options, and the source of the plugin before enabling it.

Conclusion¶

The value of oh-my-deepseek-harness lies in integrating multi-agent orchestration, workflow skills, and task scheduling into the DSH plugin ecosystem. The GitHub repository is:

https://github.com/YYTbit/oh-my-deepseek-harness

The link to the directory page was not provided in the verified information.

oh-my-deepseek-harness: DSH Multi-agent Orchestration Plugin