dsh-web-kimi

The DeepSeek Harness web pipeline needs two halves—search and fetch—but the ecosystem lacked a vendor-native solution that fills both seams at once. dsh-web-kimi registers two providers with a single Kimi Coding subscription key: kimi-coding for web search and kimi-coding-fetch for page fetch. If you already pay for a Kimi coding plan, it now covers both the web_search and web_fetch routes without a second account, per-call billing, or a middleman aggregator.

A full credential fallback chain resolves per operation: GUI settings card, credentials service, config literal, environment variable, and finally the Kimi CLI config.toml—taking effect on the very next request with no restart. Search supports an enable_page_crawling toggle for full-content results; fetch performs server-side JavaScript rendering and returns clean Markdown. Every failure surfaces as a typed WebError with the upstream HTTP status preserved, backed by hard caps of 5 MB on search responses and 2 MB on fetch content, making troubleshooting a one-glance affair.

This is the plugin for developers who hold a Kimi Coding subscription and want a unified web experience inside Harness; users running the Kimi Code CLI (credentials are picked up automatically, zero-config); and any Harness power user who needs both a search provider and a fetch provider wired by a single key instead of maintaining parallel credentials.