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agent-jit

Workflow Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sybolization/agent-jit

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install sybolization/agent-jit; source code is available at https://github.com/sybolization/agent-jit

About this plugin

In an agent loop, multi-step tool orchestration, state maintenance, and intermediate data flow are fundamentally deterministic, yet they still burn tokens and model round trips. Agent JIT lifts those deterministic paths out of the LLM loop, compiles them into a restricted DSL program, and hands the result to a schema-validated graph runtime for deterministic execution. The agent stops paying tokens for steps that do not require intelligence.

The plugin registers two core meta-tools: jit_describe_tools renders any host tool as a deterministic functional contract, and jit_execute_program compiles DSL source into schema-validated IR before graph-runtime execution. Every tool already registered in ctx.tools-bash, glob, web_search, or tools provided by other plugins-is immediately orchestratable via DSL with zero configuration and zero code changes, and execution still goes through the full policy pipeline. Benchmarks show roughly a 9.5x token reduction, 4x fewer model round trips, and 9.1x less intermediate data exposed to the model compared to iterative tool calls, while task correctness remains at 100%.

Built for developers running multi-step workflows in DeepSeek Harness who want to dramatically cut token spend and latency on programmable orchestration paths. The agent remains the planner; Agent JIT is purely an execution offload layer that does not alter the agent's planning role.

Use Cases

  • Multi-step tool orchestration where the data-flow path is already known and does not need step-by-step model decisions
  • Compressing repetitive tool-call sequences into a single DSL program submission to cut token spend
  • Wiring existing host tools (bash, glob, web_search, etc.) into a deterministic orchestration pipeline with zero configuration

Best For

  • Developers running multi-step agent workflows in DeepSeek Harness
  • Engineers seeking to cut agent-loop token spend and round-trip latency
  • AI application teams that need an execution offload layer for deterministic orchestration paths