Introduction¶

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) currently focuses on single-machine workflows. A dsh process serves a single machine, transport is limited to local loopback, and cross-machine coordination is not officially supported. To run the same project on your own Windows and macOS machines and compare results, cross-machine capabilities need to be built. The twinsearth/dsh-windows2macos plugin provides this cross-platform coordination capability.

Plugin Overview¶

This is a DSH plugin maintained by TwinsEarth. It allows the same project to be run on all online Windows and macOS machines using a single DeepSeek account, through the Rabbit relay and Localside agent. It uses P2P hole punching and bundles a relay and STUN responder to handle network restrictions.

Core Features¶

• Tools and Testing: Provides 11 tools, 82 suites, 2,228 tests, and 12 prechecks.
• Coordination Modes: Supports 4 modes: replication, sharding, broadcasting, and pipeline.
• Result Aggregation: Provides 6 aggregate verdicts: consistent, divergent, platform-divergent, failed, partial, and unverifiable.
• Network: Uses P2P hole punching by default. Bundles a relay, STUN responder, and ledger fallback. All machines only initiate outbound connections.
• Security: Uses Ed25519 keys for device signing. Permissions are disabled by default (hierarchical permissions).
• Architecture: Layered architecture with layer checks.

Installation and Enablement¶

Install the plugin:

dsh plugin add github:twinsearth/dsh-windows2macos

Joining the cluster requires a pairing code and the autoStartAgent: true configuration.

Typical Usage¶

Run a project on Windows and macOS machines from a single DeepSeek account. Use a single command to run tests on both machines and compare results.

Notes¶

• Version Discrepancy: The source code is 0.45.0, while the package is 1.0.10. The plugin lags behind the source code by more than 30 versions.
• Status: The plugin is not 1.0.0.
• Permissions: Permissions are disabled by default.
• P2P Hole Punching: The P2P_PUNCH_FAILED status is UNVERIFIED (uncertain).

Conclusion¶

This plugin addresses the cross-machine coordination problem that DSH currently lacks. You can view details in the plugin directory and on GitHub.