dsh-QQbot

If you already use DeepSeek Harness (dsh) for local AI workflows but want the AI to show up natively in QQ group chats and direct messages, dsh-QQbot is the bridge built for that. It rides on QQ official SDK via a WebSocket long-lived connection, so your machine dials out to QQ gateway — no public IP, domain, or callback URL required. A single behind-NAT host is enough.

The plugin covers the full daily-use loop: @ the bot in a group for an immediate reply with recent context, while messages without an @-mention pass through a value-score filter before a lightweight chim-in; direct chats enter a full conversation mode. Inbound images, files, and voice all feed the context window, with optional TTS voice replies. A single phrase creates daily or interval reminders, and the AI can compose content on the fly at trigger time. Multiple bots carry independent credentials and stay online simultaneously; long-term memory persists across sessions; sensitive-word recall, group broadcast, and button-based approval are ready out of the box. Every behavioral parameter takes effect live from the dsh settings panel — no restart needed.

Best suited for developers and teams already in the dsh ecosystem who run QQ groups or need a personal assistant inside QQ. It imposes no public-deployment requirement and no external callback dependency, reducing the experience of pinging the AI in the group and getting work done to its simplest form.