dsh-orca-agents

Running multiple models in parallel inside DeepSeek Harness is rarely hard on the model side; the real drag is the orchestration layer—tool names, file paths, handles, and the awkward wait for a worker to finish before results come back. dsh-orca-agents compresses that entire pipeline into a single natural-language prompt: say "use Orca to let Grok build a weather page" and the plugin handles the rest.

Under the hood, the DSH agent acts as the dispatcher while the local Orca desktop app serves as the execution plane. The plugin auto-creates a bare git repository under ~/orca/projects/, opens an isolated worktree, and hands the task to whichever worker you named (Grok, Codex, Claude, Cursor, or Antigravity). It returns immediately without blocking the conversation; once Orca's Stop hook marks the worker as done, a DSH background job wakes the current turn and delivers the result. No manual tool names, paths, or handles are required, and no GitHub account or remote is needed.

Best suited for DeepSeek Harness users who already have Orca desktop and at least one worker CLI on the same machine, and who would rather skip hand-written orchestration scripts in favour of a single-line "dispatch, execute, collect" loop.