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dsh-kimi

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install myk5010/dsh-kimi

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

Run dsh plugin install myk5010/dsh-kimi in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is at https://github.com/myk5010/dsh-kimi

About this plugin

Using Kimi models inside DSH used to mean hand-editing provider configs, stitching together an OAuth flow, and keeping an eye on token expiry - each step a chance for something to go wrong. dsh-kimi bundles all of that into a single plugin: install it and Kimi shows up as a first-class provider in the model picker, no manual configuration required.

Under the hood it registers a provider route over the OpenAI Responses protocol with four models (kimi-for-coding, kimi-for-coding-highspeed, k3 with 1M context, and k3-256k). Login runs through a device-code OAuth flow that dsh owns independently, so token refresh here never evicts your Kimi Code CLI session. An every-5-minute timer keeps the access token alive automatically, and three agent tools (kimi_login_begin, kimi_login_status, kimi_login_refresh) let you manage the whole lifecycle from a conversation.

Built for developers who want Kimi coding models available in any DSH profile - web, headless, or otherwise - without manually maintaining provider configs or tracking token lifetimes.

Use Cases

  • Pick Kimi coding models directly in the DSH model picker without hand-editing provider config
  • Log in, check status, and refresh tokens via agent tools in conversation - no terminal switching
  • Call the same set of Kimi models consistently across web and headless DSH profiles

Best For

  • Developers using DSH who want to add Kimi coding models without manual setup
  • Engineers who prefer not to manage OAuth token lifetimes and expiry refresh by hand
  • Teams that need a consistent model integration across multiple DSH profiles