dsh-clawo

dsh already ships subagent-claude-code and subagent-codex for delegating to a single coding CLI, but that leaves a gap when a task genuinely calls for multi-engine collaboration. dsh-clawo closes that gap: it is a zero-dependency YAML bundle that registers Claw Orchestrator as an ACP subagent provider, so one subagent call can either let a single engine answer outright or convene a council of engines that debate in isolated git worktrees and hand back a synthesized result.

Four operating modes cover the main workflows. The default single mode routes the prompt to one engine. Council mode spins up several engines in separate worktrees, lets them debate, and returns a consensus answer. Ultraplan is a long-horizon planning pass for complex, multi-step tasks. Ultrareview dispatches parallel reviewers across the working tree for a coordinated sweep. Selecting a mode is as simple as prefixing the prompt with a slash command, such as /council fix the failing test.

This bundle suits dsh users who have already validated single-engine subagents and want to go further: cross-model code review, long-horizon architecture planning, or multi-pass verification before a release. A practical caveat is that council is a heavyweight operation — a measured two-round run took roughly nine minutes — so it is best treated as a deliberate checkpoint rather than a default step.