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dsh-algovault

Workflow Updated 2026.08.30

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install AlgoVaultLabs/dsh-algovault

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

Run dsh plugin install AlgoVaultLabs/dsh-algovault inside DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin, then restart the target profile to activate it; full source repository: https://github.com/AlgoVaultLabs/dsh-algovault

About this plugin

When building trading-focused agent workflows, models often receive a scatter of raw indicator values and have to assemble the buy-or-sell conclusion on their own. dsh-algovault mounts AlgoVault's decision engine directly into DeepSeek Harness as MCP tools, so the agent gets a structured verdict with confidence and market regime in a single call, removing the multi-step reasoning from scattered indicators to a trade decision.

The bundle ships eight namespaced tools covering single-asset trade calls, batch scans ranked by open interest, market regime detection (trending up, trending down, ranging, volatile), cross-venue funding-spread arbitrage rankings, historical win-rate and coverage statistics, plus knowledge retrieval and synthesized Q&A over the same data set. A bundled skill file further teaches the model which tool answers which question, reducing trial-and-error in tool selection.

The free tier is anonymous, requiring no signup and no API key. If you are using DeepSeek Harness to build quant trading assistants, arbitrage monitors, or research backtesting pipelines, especially around perpetual futures and delta-neutral carry strategies, this plugin lets you skip the indicator-assembly step and feed structured decisions straight into your model.

Use Cases

  • Deliver structured buy/sell/hold verdicts with confidence for perp-futures agents
  • Rank cross-venue funding spreads for delta-neutral carry strategies
  • Detect market regime and attach a tailored strategy hint

Best For

  • Developers building trading workflows on DeepSeek Harness
  • Quant researchers focused on perpetual futures and funding arbitrage
  • Agent engineers who prefer structured verdicts over raw indicator values