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dsh-qqbot

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install leliln52/dsh-qqbot

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

Run dsh plugin install leliln52/dsh-qqbot in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/leliln52/dsh-qqbot .

About this plugin

If you already run DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Agents and your daily workflow lives in QQ, dsh-qqbot is the bridge: it plugs DSH straight into a QQ bot so you can issue instructions, inspect results, and iterate entirely inside private chats, group chats, or channels without switching to a browser tab.

The plugin offers two transport backends—OneBot 11 protocol endpoints (NapCat, Lagrange, LLOneBot, etc.) and the official QQ Open Platform (AppID / AppSecret direct connection)—both behave identically under the hood. Every QQ conversation gets its own persistent Agent whose context survives restarts. That Agent inherits the full DSH toolchain: file read and write, Shell or PowerShell, web search, sub-agents, and task lists. During long-running jobs the Agent can proactively send progress updates or ask clarifying questions back via the built-in qq_send tool instead of sitting silent until you check in.

On the safety and stability front the plugin supports user and group allow-lists, group-mention-only triggering, per-turn timeouts with automatic task cancellation, exponential-backoff reconnection, and automatic message chunking, so you can enjoy convenience while keeping untrusted users out of sensitive tooling.

Who it fits: developers or small teams who have DSH deployed and want to drive their Agents from the chat window they already live in—especially those who prefer collaborative group-chat workflows over juggling browser tabs and IM.

Use Cases

  • Command a DSH Agent from a QQ private chat to run file operations, shell commands, and web searches
  • Trigger an Agent by @mentioning the bot in a QQ group chat for multi-person collaborative debugging
  • Receive proactive progress updates from a running Agent in your QQ conversation via the built-in qq_send tool

Best For

  • Developers who already have DSH deployed and spend most of their day in QQ
  • Small teams that want to drive shared Agents from a group-chat window
  • Solo developers who prefer an IM-based workflow over juggling browser tabs