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loongport-dsh

Client Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install SailingLoong/loongport-dsh

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install SailingLoong/loongport-dsh in your terminal to install the plugin from https://github.com/SailingLoong/loongport-dsh into your current DeepSeek Harness profile, then open Settings → LoongPort to select a provider and paste your API key.

About this plugin

loongport-dsh brings a ready-to-use LoongPort provider integration to DeepSeek Harness. Instead of hand-editing YAML or stitching endpoint URLs, you pick a verified provider in the LoongPort settings panel, paste your API key, choose a model, and save. The signed directory serves as the single source of truth for provider identity, available models, and any published invitation codes.

For power users who already run a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint, the bundle ships an advanced CLI. It reads the key from an environment variable, accepts multiple --model flags to register several models, and defaults to a dry run. Add --write to commit the change into DSH configuration, and the entire pipeline rides on DSH's built-in llm-pi-ai transport for streaming, retries, and tool calls.

The plugin deliberately does not automate third-party browser logins, relay discovery, or automatic tier switching; key creation stays on the provider's own site. It is well suited for engineers and indie developers who want a low-friction path to DeepSeek-family models in DSH while retaining the flexibility to point at their own or a third-party OpenAI-compatible service.

Use Cases

  • Quickly connect to DeepSeek official or relay APIs in DSH
  • Register a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint via the advanced CLI
  • Switch between provider model versions from the DSH settings panel

Best For

  • DSH users who want a low-friction path to DeepSeek-family models
  • Engineers with self-hosted OpenAI-compatible services eager to integrate into DSH
  • Developers who prefer managing provider configs through a settings UI over hand-editing YAML