dsh-round-table: Multi-Agent Collaborative Roundtable
`dsh-round-table` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address context fragmentation and collaboration tracking issues in multi-agent development. It provides a centralized “round table” environment with features such as task card generation, visual workflows, shared resources, and independent secretary notes. To use it, install and enable the plugin in the DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 desktop version, then create a meeting, invite members, generate and publish task cards, and continuously follow up on collaboration. The plugin supports sequential or parallel orchestration while preserving each member’s original session context. Note that it is only available in the desktop version, and specific limitations apply to file handling and permission management.
Read Moredsh-plugin-codex-bridge: A Collaboration Bridge Between Codex and DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions follow a single-writer constraint. The plugin provides a collaboration channel for external drivers such as Codex through a "lock-held host relay" mechanism. It does not handle code generation; it only manages communication and synchronization. Its core features include workspace synchronization and file delivery, session message delivery, and Git status return. Together with the `codex2dsh` skill on the Codex side and the `dsh2codex` skill on the DSH side, it establishes a complete closed loop from task registration and development implementation to result review. Installation requires enabling the plugin and keeping DSH running. Notes cover permission security, concurrency risks, and platform compatibility.
Read MoreETeams: DeepSeek Harness Multi-Agent Team Collaboration Plugin
The ETeams plugin for DeepSeek Harness adopts an "everything is a plugin" architecture to overcome the logical reasoning limitations of a single model. Developed by developer 2507483326, it enables multi-agent team operation through real multi-session collaboration rather than simulation. The plugin supports forming teams with a leader and members, and uses independent sessions, task slots, and execution chains to break down and execute complex tasks. It features self-contained builds, local SQLite persistence, and dual-end support, ensuring data privacy and operational convenience. Users can create roles with the `/eteam` command, form teams in the panel, and enable automatic task assignment and real-time progress monitoring.
Read Moredsh-cross-session-agent: DeepSeek Harness Cross-Session Agent Coordination Plugin
`dsh-cross-session-agent` is an unofficial plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address conflicts and coordination issues in parallel multi-agent development. Through peer discovery, message passing, transport receipts, and restricted context projection, it enables agents to securely negotiate file ownership, report progress, and request handoffs. Its core capabilities include discovering peers, sending coordination directives, querying transport status, and reading restricted contexts. Strict permission boundaries must be maintained during use: only regular Sessions in the same workspace as the current one may be read, and reading sensitive reasoning data or executing commands contained in messages is prohibited. The plugin provides the infrastructure for multi-agent collaboration through its safety mechanisms.
Read Moredsh-chaos: DeepSeek Harness Local Collaboration Workspace
`dsh-chaos` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address session record loss and the lack of structured task management in multi-agent collaboration. Based on the Raft protocol, it provides a local collaborative workspace with stable agent identity, channel and thread management, task lifecycle tracking, authoritative message delivery, and an active inbox. The plugin can be integrated into the DSH Web interface sidebar, allowing users to create agents and channels, and anchor messages as tasks for collaboration. Installation requires specific environment prerequisites, and it should be noted that agents have high privileges by default, posing a risk.
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