dsh-qqbot-dafeiyu

QQ remains the default messenger for many developers and teams across China, yet controlling an AI agent still means switching to a terminal or a web dashboard. dsh-qqbot-dafeiyu turns QQ into a first-class frontend for dsh agents: private chats map one-to-one, group chats activate on @mention, so your agent sits right inside the chat window you already open dozens of times a day. No extra browser tab, no SSH session.

The session layer is designed for deterministic recovery. Each private-chat user and each group gets its own isolated agent instance. The SessionId is derived via SHA-256 from appId, scope, and peerId, meaning a process restart picks up exactly where it left off without re-creating context. On first run the plugin prints a QR code to the terminal; scan it with QQ on your phone and the credentials are persisted to the profile for every subsequent start. Private and group conversations can carry different system prompts. Outgoing messages are chunked with awareness of Markdown code fences and table boundaries (default 4,500-character cap) so formatting never gets truncated mid-fence. Four built-in slash commands (/bot-reset, /bot-model, /bot-status, /bot-help) handle the common day-to-day operations. Idle agents are disposed after a configurable timeout (default 30 minutes) to avoid memory growth in long-lived processes. Architecturally the plugin follows the dsh philosophy of plugins over loop changes: it declares a single agents-service injection, mounts tool sets and prompt bundles through agent-presets, and stays decoupled from every other plugin.

Best suited for dsh users who want a zero-friction mobile entry point, or for small teams that prefer to type a question in a QQ group, @ the bot, and watch the agent reply in the same thread.