dockyard-dsh

If you juggle multiple official AI services like Codex, Antigravity, Grok, Claude, or Cursor, switching accounts, checking quotas, and selecting models is often scattered across different platforms. Dockyard DSH is a native plugin for DeepSeek Harness that brings these official OAuth sessions and client logins into one unified account pool, letting you manage accounts, browse model catalogs, and check quota status from a single interface—no more hopping between services.

Its core strength lies in reusing each provider's official browser authorization flow to securely import sessions and form a shared account pool. You can select accounts manually or rely on sticky-session, round-robin, or failover policies. The plugin reads live model catalogs, reasoning tiers, plans, and quota windows returned by each provider, and all commands, model selection, and generation share the same runtime source of truth—there is no second cache. When an official client, CLI, or OAuth source is missing, it reports an explicit unavailable or degraded state instead of fabricating results.

On the security side, Dockyard DSH keeps raw tokens in system secure credential storage (Keychain on macOS), and non-macOS environments fail closed rather than silently falling back to unsafe storage. Quota, model, account identity, and expiry values come from live provider results, remaining unknown when the provider does not return them—never hardcoded.

This plugin is for developers, researchers, and heavy AI users already using DeepSeek Harness who need to manage multiple official AI accounts, monitor quota consumption, and keep a native integration experience. It is currently in developer preview, with macOS released and Windows build complete.