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@askdkc/dsh-cli

v0.14.11

Published

Interactive terminal interface for DeepSeek Harness agents, sessions and tools.

Readme

dsh-cli

An interactive terminal UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness.

This is dkc's independently developed fork of dsh-TUI by chimney.

Preview

Highlights

  • Streaming Markdown, tool cards, images, Mermaid diagrams, and keyboard completion.
  • A pixel whale, live work status, context bar, TPS gauge, and clickable timeline.
  • Session management with resume, fork, rewind, background work, and export.
  • DSH presets, skills, MCP, goals, subagents, provider authentication, and extensions.
  • Authentication for OpenAI, Claude, OpenCode, OpenRouter, Hermes Agent, and Infron.
  • Virtualized rendering and bounded caches for long sessions.
  • Optional scoped code analysis through the separate LSP provider; see code-analysis setup and current acceptance limits.

Quick Start

Requires Node.js >=22.19.0, pnpm 11, a DeepSeek Harness source checkout with dependencies installed, and DEEPSEEK_API_KEY. We aim to support current DSH APIs. Compatibility is checked against installed packages and the upstream default branch, without a release allowlist; see ADAPTER.md.

Clone recursively to fetch submodules. In an existing checkout, run git submodule update --init --recursive before installation.

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/askdkc/dsh-cli.git
cd dsh-cli
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm build
node scripts/with-publish-manifest.mjs npm pack --ignore-scripts
TARBALL="$PWD/askdkc-dsh-cli-$(node -p "require('./package.json').version").tgz"

cd ~/DIR/TO/deepseek-harness
pnpm dsh plugin --profile dsh-cli add "@askdkc/dsh-cli@file:${TARBALL}"
pnpm dsh --profile dsh-cli

Replace ~/DIR/TO/deepseek-harness with your checkout path. The first interactive launch registers dsh-cli; open a new shell, then run it from your project directory. The managed command saves the built Harness checkout path, so a separate global DSH installation is unnecessary. Harness plugin add refreshes an existing managed command during updates; no manual registration is needed. An explicit DSH_CLI_DSH_ROOT overrides the saved path. To update this fork, rebuild and reinstall the tarball. /update uses the registry.

Use the named @askdkc/dsh-cli@file:... form for local tarball updates. A bare tarball path can fail with ENOENT when pnpm resolves a previous file: dependency whose archive has been deleted. TARBALL holds the archive's absolute path; pass it to the install command instead of executing it.

For PATH setup and install issues, see Getting started.

Use

Enter sends, Tab completes, Ctrl+Enter interrupts and sends, and double Esc rewinds. Press ? for shortcuts.

The working-status line follows each accepted request in English, Japanese, or Chinese. Ambiguous short requests keep that session's previous progress language; /lang controls the rest of the interface separately.

/resume opens the session manager; /auth connects providers and /model selects a model. /bg keeps a session running until the TUI exits. See Interaction and commands for the full reference.

/model opens a centered picker with Favorites, Recent, and provider sections. /model seek deep opens it with an order-independent search; an exact /model provider/model-id switches directly. In the picker, use Ctrl+F to toggle a favorite, Ctrl+A to connect a provider, and Esc to close.

To import Claude Code, Codex, OMP, zcode, or Grok Build conversations, run dsh-cli migrate to see available histories, then dsh-cli migrate <agent> [--dry-run]. Tool traffic is not imported. See Session migration.

Documentation

Acknowledgments

The pixel whale's 22 hand-drawn frames and idle animations come from dsh-ui-whale by @lhh010 (BSD-3-Clause). Thank you for the art and inspiration 🐋💜

Community projects and companion tools: Friends' links.

License

MIT. The original copyright notice for chimney is retained; dkc's copyright notice covers the fork's independent development.