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dsh-chat

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install baixianger/dsh-chat

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

Run dsh plugin install baixianger/dsh-chat in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/baixianger/dsh-chat .

About this plugin

When running multiple DSH agent sessions, there is often no unified conversation layer for local cross-session collaboration or remote node message sync. DSH Chat fills that gap: it provides a web group chat for local DSH sessions and trusted remote nodes, consolidating rooms, members, and message timelines into a single Chatrooms workspace so humans and agents can converse, delegate, and broadcast in one view.

Each room maps to a native DSH session and opens in the standard chat view with no separate tab. Members are identified by human-readable aliases backed by stable session IDs. Mentioning a specific member delivers precisely; @all is the only agent broadcast. Without Weave a room contains local sessions only; with Weave the same room can include explicitly approved remote nodes, which keep a room link and a bounded read-only cache rather than a message copy. Agents use chat_create, chat_join, chat_invite, and chat_send to create rooms, join rooms, or send messages from natural-language requests without the operator typing a session ID.

Best for teams that run multiple DSH agents needing a shared room to receive tasks and exchange context, or developers deploying DSH across multiple hosts who want transparent cross-node collaboration without scattering message replicas. Works fully offline on a single machine; remote capabilities are opt-in.

Use Cases

  • Multiple agent sessions need to receive tasks and exchange context in a shared room
  • Multi-host DSH deployments require transparent cross-node collaboration without duplicating message copies
  • Let agents create, join, and send messages to rooms via natural-language commands

Best For

  • Developers or teams managing multiple DSH agent sessions
  • Ops engineers deploying DSH across hosts who need cross-node collaboration
  • Individual developers who want local-first usage with opt-in remote capabilities