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anno-dsh-native

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install philmingdao/anno-dsh-native

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

Run dsh plugin install philmingdao/anno-dsh-native inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the full source is available at https://github.com/philmingdao/anno-dsh-native .

About this plugin

Reviewing and editing HTML files inside DeepSeek Harness traditionally means bridging an MCP server, spawning a separate npx child process, and launching an external HTTP service — a long chain with many moving parts. anno-dsh-native runs the entire Anno review workspace in-process within Harness, eliminating the MCP layer and external server so that HTML review, editing, and annotation become a single native call.

The plugin registers six html_review_* native tools and injects a full start, review, claim, deliver workflow into the system prompt. It launches a loopback-only HTTP server bound to 127.0.0.1, persists sessions to disk without ever overwriting the source file, and versions outputs incrementally. After a user completes text edits, format changes, element annotations, and page notes in the browser editor, clicking submit pushes the full review as a follow-up message straight back to the originating agent, which then claims the handoff and produces a verified standalone HTML file — no manual polling required.

If you build Agent workflows in DeepSeek Harness that involve HTML deliverables and want the review and editing step to stay local, dependency-free, and process-free, this is the lightest native integration available today.

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Use Cases

  • Review and annotate agent-generated HTML in a local browser editor, then push edits back to the agent
  • Iterate on HTML drafts with versioned outputs, all running in-process with no external server
  • Local-first HTML review workflow where every session and artifact is persisted to disk

Best For

  • Developers building HTML-related Agent workflows in DeepSeek Harness
  • Engineers who want local HTML review with zero external dependencies or child processes
  • Teams that need seamless review handoff back to agents and automated delivery of final output