dsh-gsd-bundle

Driving engineering work in DeepSeek Harness with the default agent-loop often leaves you without durable state or phase discipline: heavy research, execution, and verification all crowd into one window, sessions cannot resume after a reset, and there is no enforced gate before shipping. dsh-gsd-bundle replaces the entire loop with the Git Ship Done (GSD) five-stage engineering workflow — discuss, plan, execute, verify, ship — persisting state under .planning/ with STATE.md as the navigation spine, so any session can pick up exactly where the previous one left off and the process stays auditable and resumable.

Key capabilities include fresh-context subagents that isolate heavy work so the main session stays lean; checkpoint-resume that lets an interrupted execution continue from the last checkpoint, skipping completed tasks; gsd_ship which runs security scans, window audits, and a deterministic npm ci + npm test verification in a temp copy before pushing, refusing to ship if any gate fails; brownfield codebase mapping via parallel mappers that produce structured documents; and a capability-service design where every step plugin can be independently retired while the remaining loop stays fully functional. Two interaction styles — a natural-language persona and the /gsd-* slash-command layer — cover the full spectrum from quick spikes to complete milestones.

Ideal for individual developers or small teams who want a disciplined, auditable engineering workflow on DeepSeek Harness, especially when dealing with existing codebases that need structured mapping and phased delivery through pull requests. Mount the bundle and the full phase loop is ready to use — no extra orchestration scripts required.