dsh-plugins
Community plugins for DeepSeek Harness, written
and used in production on our own agent fleet.
The harness is a capable chassis with an unusually clean plugin model — and a few sharp edges where
a failure looks exactly like a success. Everything here was written because the product does not
ship it, and every non-obvious line carries a comment explaining what went wrong before that line
existed.
Plugins
| Package | What it does |
|---|---|
telegram-multiagent |
Talk to your agent from Telegram. One shared module, per-agent config. Text and voice, whitelist, per-chat sessions, optional file-based agent-to-agent channel. |
voice-stack |
Local speech recognition on the machine's GPU — the agent hears voice messages without sending audio to anyone's cloud. Not a plugin: a service with a one-line command contract. |
omega-memory |
Long-term memory for agents, on your machine: service account model, systemd unit, and the wiring that actually reaches the agent. |
oom-watch |
Learn when the memory limit killed your agent. Reads the kernel journal, not the cgroup counter that resets on restart. Not a plugin: a systemd timer. |
More will land here as we build them. One repository, several packages — a separate repo per plugin
is not worth the overhead.
Install
Each package is independent:
# inside your profile directory ($DSH_HOME/profiles/<name>)
pnpm add dsh-telegram-multiagentThen add the plugin row to your agent preset — each package README says exactly where and why.
Why publish this
Two reasons. The plugin ecosystem around this harness is thin, and a working messenger channel is
the piece most people need first. And the comments are worth more than the code: they name the
traps that produce green checkmarks and no working system.
If something here saves you an evening, that is the point.
MIT.