dsh-adapter-qq

dsh-adapter-qq solves a very practical pain point: you already lean on DeepSeek Harness to drive an Agent through file I/O, shell execution, sub-agent orchestration, and multi-step planning, yet every single interaction is tethered to a browser tab. This plugin is built on the official QQ OpenAPI v2 (WebSocket long-connection for receiving, HTTP for sending), letting you hold a full conversation with the DSH Agent directly inside a one-on-one QQ chat window on phone or desktop, with no third-party reverse-engineered protocols and full compliance.

The headline experience is real-time bidirectional screen sync. Ask a question in QQ and the matching Web UI session instantly displays the prompt and streams the answer; perform an action in the Web UI and QQ receives a live progress push and reply in seconds. When the Agent hits a permission-gated operation, the approval card is delivered to both QQ and the Web UI simultaneously, whichever side settles it first immediately resolves the state on the other, so nothing is ever left dangling. Inline keyboard panels in the chat let you switch sessions, pick presets (fetched dynamically from the DSH runtime, never hard-coded), toggle permission levels, and page through model lists without typing a single command. On startup the plugin auto-registers a bottom quick-menu via the QQ open-platform PUT /v2/menu endpoint, and images or files sent in QQ are natively mirrored into the Web UI chat stream or dropped into the workspace.

This is for developers already deep in a DSH workflow who want to pull high-frequency micro-interactions, such as approving a step, switching a workspace, or glancing at token stats, out of the browser and into the messaging app they already keep open on their phone. Two taps from the subway, and by the time you sit back down the results are waiting in the Web UI.