dsh-github-toolkit

In a DeepSeek Harness setup, agents frequently need to read from and write to GitHub directly — inspecting repo metadata, fetching files, searching code, tracking issues and pull requests, checking CI status, and even creating issues, posting comments, or pushing files mid-workflow. dsh-github-toolkit fills that gap with 18 github_* tools modelled in a clean read/write split, so a single toggle can drop the mutating tools back to strictly read-only mode for tighter permission presets.

Credentials are handled without any secret ever landing in a config file: the PAT is resolved from the DSH credential store by reference on every request. You paste the token in the Web settings page, test it live against api.github.com, bind a default owner and repository, and flip write access on or off — changes take effect on the very next call, no restart needed. Response payloads are curated before they reach the model, with per-field character budgets on bodies, patches, and diffs to keep context windows in check.

A good fit for engineers who orchestrate agent workflows with DeepSeek Harness and want the model to participate directly in issue tracking, PR review, and CI status queries. No build step, no extra runtime dependencies — Node 22 is all you need.