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dsh-company

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.09.05

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install TiferKing/dsh-company

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness via the install command or by visiting the source repository at https://github.com/TiferKing/dsh-company.

About this plugin

Getting an AI to write code is easy; getting it to run an R&D team for you is not. Delegation degrades into a lone bug-fixer, agents spawn untracked helpers on a whim, model spend hides in the dark, and critical decisions leave no audit trail. dsh-company turns your current DSH session into a real software company: you are the Founder, persistent sub-agents are on-staff employees, every task flows through a dependency DAG, every token cost lands in a single currency ledger, and every change requires explicit human approval.

From staged formation drafting to an HR-governed staffing pipeline with a three-tier rate matrix, from attempt-fenced work items and human ticket triage to a bounded rolling audit log and cold-recovery discipline, the entire operating loop is traceable, recoverable, and accountable. The bundled web console exposes eight tabs—Overview, Organization, Product, Work, Tickets, Recruiting, Audit, and Approvals—so you can enable model routes, review budget burn, and back every governance change with your signature. Remote browsers see a read-only degraded view; mutation power stays locked to loopback.

Built for DSH users who want to graduate from ad-hoc AI prompting to a structured software company with headcount, a ledger, and approval gates. Tell the session "form a company" and let the plugin handle the org chart, cost discipline, and quality checkpoints for you.

Use Cases

  • Coordinate AI agents through a company pipeline instead of one-off prompts
  • Track per-call model spend and gate before budget overruns
  • Keep human approval and audit trails for staffing, budget, and release decisions

Best For

  • Developers already in DSH who want tighter orchestration granularity
  • Small teams driving multiple sub-agents and needing one ledger and org chart
  • Solo developers who want traceable decisions and accountable spend