talon-ui

DeepSeek Harness agents are powerful, but driving multi-turn conversations, approving tool escalations, and resuming old sessions from a bare terminal still feels like wrestling with raw prompts. talon-ui fills that gap: it mounts as a dsh plugin bundle on an unmodified harness checkout and delivers a full interactive terminal UI covering streaming transcripts, an inline approval panel, model-initiated questions, slash commands with fuzzy autocomplete, and cross-workspace session resume – all controlled from the keyboard.

Every visual element follows an event-driven, replay-identical discipline: each transcript line is sourced from durable session events, so an /exit followed by /resume reproduces the exact same bytes, even from a different working directory. The approval panel appears automatically when a sandboxed tool retries with elevated permissions, showing the command preview, cwd, and justification with 1-to-allow / 2-to-reject shortcuts. When the model calls ask_user_question, a panel presents single-select, multi-select, and free-form options, with plan-review intents highlighted for one-key approval. The tone hierarchy uses ANSI-16 foregrounds only – brand teal for the model, dim for reference values, a warning at 75% and error at 90% context occupancy – so everything remaps cleanly to your terminal theme with no background clutter.

If you run multiple dsh agents daily, need to approve sensitive tool calls in place, or want to close your terminal and pick up a session later from any workspace, talon-ui is the client layer that upgrades your workflow from typing commands to working through an interface.