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dsh-awiki

admin-security Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install AgentConnect/dsh-awiki

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

Install dsh-awiki in DeepSeek Harness with dsh plugin install AgentConnect/dsh-awiki from the source URL https://github.com/AgentConnect/dsh-awiki.

About this plugin

In DeepSeek Harness, identity sign-in, chat, mail tools, and model selection can sit in separate places. dsh-awiki pulls AWiki identity, direct and group messaging, mail-oriented Agent tools, and a draggable Web client into one surface, so users can register or recover a Handle with a phone and then work from a local-first messaging view.

Its core behavior keeps useful state under local control: the Host and Rust SDK manage identity, SecretVault, database, and cache, while conversations, unread counts, previews, display names, and attachment status are reconciled with remote data in the background. Handle classification happens before OTP delivery, recovery can activate the local identity immediately, and destructive actions require explicit confirmation before clearing local data and caches.

This plugin suits DSH users who want persistent AWiki identity, direct and group communication, and approval-gated Agent tools for text or mail. Only when the separate model-proxy package is enabled can it offer an AWiki-hosted DeepSeek choice if Harness has no usable provider. It is not for deployments expecting first-release E2E encryption, multiple identities, full mail compose, or server-side restoration of historical private chats.

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Use Cases

  • Sign in or recover an AWiki identity with a Handle and phone.
  • Browse direct and group messages and send text with one attachment.
  • Let agents read the mailbox or send plain text after approval.

Best For

  • Users who need AWiki identity inside DSH communication flows.
  • Developers building agents that handle messages, attachments, or mail.
  • Maintainers who care about local identity, caches, and confirmed destructive actions.