deepseek-harness-tui: Adding a Terminal-Native Dialog Interface for DSH
DeepSeek-harness-tui is a MIT-licensed community plugin built on Ink, designed to provide a native terminal interactive chat interface for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). As a thin UI plugin of approximately 800 lines, it is independent of DeepSeek and TokenDance, routing models to the TokenDance gateway via cordis.patch.yml. Core features include bottom-anchored live transcription, tool call status folding and output truncation, background color adaptation based on OSC 11, Thinking process folding (Ctrl+T), Esc interruption of operations, and Markdown rendering supporting CJK/Emoji widths. Installation requires Node.j
Read MoreDSH Mini TUI: The Minimalist Terminal Interface for DeepSeek Harness
DSH Mini TUI (dsh-mini-tui) is a DeepSeek Harness terminal user interface plugin maintained by boxeryao. It retains full Agent and tool capabilities, defaulting to an answer-first layout that hides successful tool outputs while preserving short prompts on failure. It supports /verbose and /tool N for on-demand viewing of the process and offers Windows right-click menu startup. Installation command: dsh plugin --profile tui add dsh-mini-tui@latest, requiring DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and Node.js 22.19+.
Read Moredsh-pi-tui: A Terminal TUI Frontend for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-pi-tui is a third-party DSH client bundle maintained by XMoon, based on the vendored Pi TUI fork. It provides streaming conversations, session management, subagent browsing, shell integration, and a configurable footer for the pi-tui profile. Runtime capabilities such as models, tools, and permissions are still provided by the DeepSeek Harness. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile pi-tui -- add @xmoon76/dsh-pi-tui`, followed by launching with `dsh --profile pi-tui`. It is licensed under MIT, the npm package `@xmoon76/dsh-pi-tui` is currently at version 0.3.4, and it requires Node.js ^22.19.0 || >=24.
Read MoreSeekTTY: Keyboard-First Terminal Workbench for DeepSeek Harness
SeekTTY is a DSH client plugin (v1.2.1, MIT) maintained by Hilbert-beinghappy. It provides a DeepSeek launcher within the project directory, integrating capabilities such as Agent, session, model, permissions, and plugins into a full-screen TUI styled with DeepSeek's color scheme. The plugin supports slash commands, multiple workspaces, image attachments, theme imports, and a plugin marketplace. When combined with dsh-plugin-clarify and auxiliary-runtime, it enables the /clarify clarification workflow, which can then connect to the native /plan feature. This article introduces its positioning, core capabilities, tarball installation steps, and typical usage, while also explaining that the plugin runs with dsh process permissions and noting version compatibility considerations.
Read Moredsh-TUI: Bridging the Terminal Interface Gap for DeepSeek Harness with Claude Code
dsh-TUI is a community-maintained Claude Code-style TUI client plugin for DeepSeek Harness, developed by ccch1mneyyy. Mounted via Cordis with zero core modifications, it features a whale-themed top bar, real-time status line, streaming thinking, double-press Esc session rollback, context progress bar, and TPS gauge. This article covers its positioning, core capabilities, one-click npm installation command (@deepseek-harness-tui/dsh-tui), typical slash command usage, as well as permission boundaries and platform considerations, making it a valuable reference for developers who frequently operate the DSH Agent in terminal environments.
Read More**deepseek-harness-tui: A Terminal-Native Chat Interface for DeepSeek Harness**
deepseek-harness-tui is a DSH interface enhancement plugin maintained by gxinxing. It uses Ink to render sessions in the terminal without rewriting harness. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:gxinxing/deepseek-harness-tui`. After configuring the TokenDance Key, run `dsh --profile tui` to start it. Tool calls are wrapped into cells, and the thinking block can be collapsed. The theme follows the terminal via OSC 11. It is an MIT-licensed community project. You should inspect the source code before installation, and the plugin runs with the permissions of the current dsh process.
Read MoreUse turtle-ui to open the original TUI of DeepSeek Harness in the terminal
### 正式翻译（符合技术文档规范）： Turtle-UI is the original terminal UI extracted from DeepSeek Harness, provided as-is by turtle1999 under the BSD-3-Clause license. It is stacked on top of dsh-base as a dsh profile combination package, and is responsible for TTY rendering and input. This article verifies the installation command, the `--profile tui` usage and slash commands according to the directory page and GitHub, and points out the limitations such as the 404 status of `github:deepseek-harness/turtle-ui` and the unavailability of the in-app `/resume` handover function.
Read Moredsh-grok-tui: Driving DeepSeek Harness with the TUI of grok-build
dsh-grok-tui is a DeepSeek Harness interface enhancement plugin maintained by chen-001: it utilizes grok-build's TUI for the interface, while prompts, tools, model routing, and sessions are still provided by dsh. This article verifies the installation commands, host bridging, session sharing, herder/tmux resource panels, and limitations such as macOS/Linux compatibility, permissions, and dual-instance storage based on the community directory page and GitHub README.
Read MoreRunning DeepSeek Harness in Terminal: deepseek-harness-tui
### 正式译版（符合开源项目文档的专业译法）： deepseek-harness-tui is a native terminal UI for DeepSeek Harness maintained by openma-ai, which uses Rust/ratatui to showcase streaming inference, tool calling, Skills and persistent sessions. The current version is 0.2.1, licensed under MIT. The catalog command is `dsh plugin add github:openma-ai/deepseek-harness-tui`. It is recommended to install the npm package via the tui profile before launching from the repository. You can first run `dsh-tui --demo` for a preview. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current dsh process, so please inspect the source code and license before installation.
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