dsh-plugin-roundtable

A single AI chat gives you one perspective; real architectural decisions, design reviews, and technology debates need multiple roles to collide. dsh-plugin-roundtable turns a DeepSeek Harness session into a visual roundtable meeting: a host anchor on the left, a ring of independent sub-agent experts on the right, a central aggregation gateway in the middle, all wired together with directional arrows. You throw a topic on the table, the host assembles a circle of experts—each a persistent sub-agent carrying a shared charter, optionally running on a different vendor model—and the whole session plays out on a live topology graph.

Three collaboration modes drive the workflow. In orchestrated mode every statement flows through the host for arbitration; in egalitarian mode experts message each other directly to debate, with automatic muting when round or token budgets are exceeded; in red-team mode specialists only critique the finalized proposal, never offering alternatives, and each claim is split into individually votable cards (support / reject / cancel) for a closed-loop second review. When experts disagree the host pauses the meeting and presents a human decision card—pick option A, option B, or write your own. All dialogue passes through a deterministic aggregation gateway so context never drowns in ten reports, while dual budget circuit-breakers keep costs in check. Meeting state is persisted to disk and fully restored after a restart.

Built for engineers and tech leads who need multi-angle argumentation before pulling the trigger: assemble performance, security, and cost experts for an architecture review; let models from different vendors debate on equal footing; or fire up a red-team pass to stress-test a finalized design. One person can simulate a small technical committee and move the crucial mutual-rebuttal step from mental gymnastics onto the screen.