kilo-zen2dsh

Running DSH agent turns against a local LLM has traditionally meant either paying for a paid API endpoint or standing up a sidecar process that binds a local port. kilo-zen2dsh sidesteps both: it registers two native LlmAdapters—the Kilo Gateway and the OpenCode Zen free lane—directly into the DSH route table as keyless channels. No child process, no local bind, no default credential; the model picker simply shows a curated set of free options the moment DSH starts.\n\nThree capabilities carry the core workload. Dynamic free-model discovery reads the isFree or is_free flag when present and falls back to :free suffix matching, backed by a seven-day disk cache and a periodic refresh so the catalog stays current. A deliberately conservative model filter keeps only text-output models that advertise tool support, which is exactly what a DSH agent turn requires. Finally, automatic context and output-limit reconciliation merges inconsistent upstream limit declarations and applies a per-model ceiling immediately before the wire request, catching cases like MiniMax-M3 where a 1 M-token window is silently rejected above 524 K.\n\nThe plugin suits solo developers and individual researchers who want a zero-cost chat or lightweight agent loop inside DSH without provisioning any infrastructure. Both lanes are best-effort promotional tiers: upstream quota, rate limits, and model availability remain under provider control, and nothing in the plugin bypasses authentication or billing on either gateway.