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dsh-swarm

Workflow Updated 2026.08.24

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wanghj040530/dsh-swarm

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

Run dsh plugin install wanghj040530/dsh-swarm in your terminal to finish installation; source repository: https://github.com/wanghj040530/dsh-swarm

About this plugin

When your task is complex enough to need role-based division — research, coding, analysis, review — a single main session shuttling everything around burns tokens fast, and a crashed agent loses its task with it. dsh-swarm turns each agent into an independent, persistent process, each with its own model and provider config. One cold start, then it loops for life — no more disposable subagents.

Two hard design decisions keep collaboration efficient. Artifact reference passing writes large outputs to a shared store and ships only an art:// reference plus a 200-character summary in messages; full text is fetched on demand, slashing token spend by an order of magnitude. The task ledger, paired with a watchdog, pins state to pending, claimed, done, or failed — automatic retries (up to three) kick in on failure, and a claimed task that stalls beyond five minutes is re-dispatched, so a crashed agent never loses a task.

Built for developers who need genuine multi-role collaboration: long pipelines, parallel research and synthesis, mixed-model teams. The DSH interface ships a built-in team panel for visual agent management and ledger tracking, plus native web search — form the team and get to work.

Use Cases

  • Long multi-role tasks: parallel research, coding, analysis, and review
  • Token-heavy multi-turn agent collaboration needing reduced relay overhead
  • Automatic task retry and re-dispatch after an agent crash, ensuring delivery

Best For

  • Developers who need parallel agents with later synthesis
  • Tech users building long pipelines or mixed-model agent teams
  • Operations-minded users who care about crash tolerance and zero task loss