dsh-grok-provider

Many developers working inside DeepSeek Harness want a single inference console for multiple model families, yet Grok Build has always been the hardest to integrate cleanly: you either hand-roll OAuth or maintain a stale model whitelist. dsh-grok-provider takes the pragmatic path: it reuses the login state already managed by the official Grok Build CLI, dynamically discovers every Grok model visible to your account at runtime, and streams text, reasoning, and usage over the Responses protocol—without creating a second token store or implementing its own OAuth grant.

On the capability side, the plugin covers a broad slice of the Grok inference pipeline. Grok 4.6 accepts bounded JPEG/PNG images straight from Harness attachments for direct visual analysis; Web Search and X Search ship as independent, default-off toggles that, when enabled, route remote results back to the Harness permission layer as tool calls while the provider itself never executes them. Reasoning output uses encrypted replay with automatic collapsing of empty blocks, and the Web settings page plus the TUI /grok command give a clear, bilingual view of login status, weekly/monthly quotas, model capabilities, and reasoning tiers.

Who it is for: developers who already work in DeepSeek Harness, hold an official Grok Build account, and want to fold Grok into their daily workflow without leaving the toolchain. The one hard prerequisite is that the official Grok Build CLI is installed and can complete login --oauth; the plugin strictly validates its path and credential contract and fails closed rather than silently degrading when conditions are not met.