@aiwayds/dsh-agent-dispatch: Pre-Dispatch Suggestion Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-agent-dispatch plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem is designed to provide “pre-dispatch suggestions” for intelligent agents. It does not perform actual delegation; instead, it uses TypeSafe Jev to determine, before a turn begins, whether a task should be handed to a registered agent, and appends a suggestion to the end of the message. The plugin supports three modes. In the default `auto` mode, it first filters requests through a local keyword gate, and after a match, invokes Jev to evaluate four atomic questions: whether to dispatch, to which agent, whether it is risky, and whether it is time-consuming. The plugin features secure key parsing, real-time Capability Gate validation, and dynamic Roster reading, strictly limits outbound data, and is suitable for users who need fine-grained control over agent dispatch.
Read Moredsh-agent-dispatch: A Visible Dispatch Panel for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-agent-dispatch` plugin is designed to address excessive token consumption when DeepSeek Harness (DSH) handles agent tasks. Through a visual scheduling panel, it manages assistant assignment, workflow forking, and policy injection. Core features include real-time assignment mode control, dynamic policy recalculation, a self-inspection mechanism, failover reallocation, and pre-check estimation. After installation, dependencies must be linked and DSH must be restarted. The plugin is suitable for delegating mechanical work to independent assistants to reduce context costs, while retaining judgment-driven work on the main agent.
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