dsh-zsxq

Knowledge Planet (zsxq) has no official open API, so pulling group topics, searching content, or posting comments into an agent workflow usually means opening a browser by hand. dsh-zsxq closes that gap: it wraps the unofficial web endpoint (api.zsxq.com/v2) with cookie-based authentication and exposes every read and write action as a DeepSeek Harness agent tool, complete with QR-code login and a web settings panel.

On the read side you get your joined groups, topic feeds (with a digested filter), full topic detail with comments, and in-group search. On the write side it covers publishing a topic, commenting, and liking (reverse-engineered endpoints, so mind the risk-control exposure). Login is flexible: scan a QR code via the system Chrome, paste a cookie manually, or use the one-click web settings panel. Cookies last roughly one to three months; simply log in again when they expire, and credentials are stored locally with 0600 permissions.

Ideal for readers who want their agent to fetch key points, summarize, or run batch searches across their zsxq groups, and for creators who need to automate posting and engagement. Read operations are stable in community practice; write operations carry risk-control exposure, so try them in a small scope before scaling up.