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dsh-cursor-agent

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xytoki/dsh-cursor-agent

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install xytoki/dsh-cursor-agent in DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin; the full source is hosted at https://github.com/xytoki/dsh-cursor-agent

About this plugin

If you have already built your workflow around DeepSeek Harness but still want Cursor-grade agent speed, tooling, and context management while coding, dsh-cursor-agent is made for you. By integrating Cursor's native Agent Loop (agent.v1.AgentService/Run), it lets you drive Cursor's coding agent directly inside DSH's own session, executor, and sandbox infrastructure—no client switching required.

On the capability side, the plugin auto-discovers available Cursor models under your account and lets you tune parameters such as thinking intensity and context window. All native Cursor tools—file read and write, network requests and search, Question interaction, and foreground or background shell—work out of the box, while your remaining DSH tools are automatically mapped as MCP calls. Cursor's native auto-titling and context compression are also preferred over DSH's built-in equivalents to avoid conflicts. The settings page provides real-time login status and subscription usage, and you can customize the Base URL to accommodate certain relay scenarios.

It is best suited for developers who hold a Cursor subscription or API Key and want to weave Cursor's agent capabilities seamlessly into their DeepSeek Harness workspace. Keep in mind that the plugin relies on Cursor's unpublished agent protocol and is a community reverse-engineering effort; it may break if Cursor's server-side API changes, so please review Cursor's terms of service before use.

Use Cases

  • Invoke Cursor's native Agent from within DeepSeek Harness for coding tasks
  • Leverage Cursor's native toolchain for file I/O, web search, and shell execution
  • Use Cursor models and context compression seamlessly within DSH's session framework

Best For

  • Developers with a Cursor subscription or API Key
  • Users who want to unify their DSH workflow with Cursor coding capabilities
  • Enthusiasts interested in agent protocol integration and toolchain interoperability