dsh-plugin-local-agent-bridge

You already have Claude Code or Codex running in a terminal on your machine, but every round-trip to a new window, log scroll, or permission prompt breaks your flow. Local Agent Bridge lets you drive both agents from the DeepSeek Harness browser panel while the browser itself never touches a single vendor credential — no OAuth tokens, no API keys, no reads of .claude or .codex directories. It receives redacted bridge events and sends plain prompts, nothing more.

A Local Agents entry appears in the Harness sidebar, organising sessions per working directory. The composer supports / for product commands and skills, @ for file completion in the current directory, Enter to send, Esc to interrupt, and Up-arrow to walk through sent messages. Tool calls expand into full input and output rather than a one-line summary; context usage is tracked so long sessions warn you before compaction. A Write or Bash approval that would normally pop up in a terminal now appears in the browser — one click, decided, and nothing is written into either vendor's permission config. You can also pick up an in-progress native session from the browser and keep going. A side panel provides project file browsing with syntax highlighting and a unified or side-by-side git diff view, while a Trace panel shows where time went and what each step did.

Built for developers who have already authenticated Claude Code and/or Codex on their host and want a unified browser panel inside Harness to operate both agents without moving vendor logins out of the terminal. Runs on Windows 10/11 x64, macOS 13+, and Linux x64/arm64, following Harness theme and language preferences.