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dsh-subagent-cursor

Client Updated 2026.09.03

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install NinjaSln-labs/dsh-subagent-cursor

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

Run dsh plugin install NinjaSln-labs/dsh-subagent-cursor to install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness; the full source is at https://github.com/NinjaSln-labs/dsh-subagent-cursor.

About this plugin

In multi-agent workflows built on DeepSeek Harness, delegating a specific task to Cursor's AI often hits two friction points: polluting the parent session context and the hassle of configuring a server-side API key. dsh-subagent-cursor addresses both. It registers a provider named cursor into ctx.subagents, and every delegation runs as a local one-shot Cursor query under the parent session's cwd—naturally isolated, carrying no parent context forward.

Two driver modes are available: the default CLI driver simply requires a locally logged-in cursor-agent (no API key at all), while the optional SDK driver uses @cursor/sdk with a CURSOR_API_KEY. Results are presented summary-first—soft-parsed to surface conclusions so the parent agent sees key takeaways at a glance instead of wading through raw output. The bundle ships with the correct tool-line configuration pre-wired, so it works the moment you add it to your bundle list.

This plugin suits DSH users who already use Cursor locally or hold an API key, and especially teams that want to treat Cursor as an orchestrable subagent with an isolated-execution-plus-summary-report pattern.

Use Cases

  • Delegating specific coding tasks to Cursor within a DSH workflow
  • Invoking Cursor locally via CLI with zero extra configuration
  • Orchestrating multi-agent flows with isolated context and summary-only results

Best For

  • DSH users who already rely on Cursor locally
  • Developers wiring AI IDE capabilities into multi-agent pipelines
  • Engineering teams that value isolated execution and summary-first reporting