dsh-github-ci

While you are writing code and running tasks inside DeepSeek Harness, your GitHub Actions status is stuck in another browser tab. Checking whether a pipeline passed, grabbing a few lines of failure logs, or clicking Rerun means constant context switching that breaks focus and keeps the agent out of the debugging loop entirely. dsh-github-ci moves the entire CI management surface into the Harness web UI: a floating dashboard shows pass, failed, and running summaries with status badges at a glance, and one click lets you cancel in-progress runs, rerun failed jobs, or jump straight to GitHub. Failed-step log tails are extracted automatically so you can inspect them without leaving the panel.

Equally important is the github_ci agent tool it registers. The assistant can list workflows and runs, inspect job details, pull log tails, trigger new workflows, and perform cancel or rerun actions on its own. When a build breaks, a single click on Fix with Agent composes a structured debug request containing run metadata and failure logs directly into the chat composer, eliminating the copy-paste ritual. Authentication supports both the OAuth device flow (no client secret required) and Personal Access Tokens, with credentials stored in the DSH credential store and reused across sessions; an expired token triggers a guided re-authentication prompt.

If you develop inside Harness, rely on GitHub Actions for CI, and want your agent to go beyond writing code—to read logs, kick off reruns, and join the debugging process—this plugin shrinks the distance between you and the pipeline from window-switching and copy-paste to a single sentence.