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@edge-sky/dsh-oauth-adapter

v0.1.3-rc.2

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Web OAuth account surface for official DSH authorization flows

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dsh-oauth-adapter

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An OAuth account page for the DSH Web profile. It supports:

| Provider | pi-ai sign-in path | | --- | --- | | OpenAI Codex | Browser callback or device code | | GitHub Copilot | GitHub or GitHub Enterprise device code | | Anthropic | Browser callback with manual code/redirect fallback | | Kimi For Coding | Device code | | OpenRouter | Browser PKCE callback | | xAI | Device code |

dsh-oauth-adapter>= v0.1.3-rc.0 has been adapted for DSHv0.1.2-rc.1; for earlier versions, please use dsh-oauth-adapter v0.1.2-rc.0.

Install

For DSH~v0.1.2-rc.1

dsh plugin --profile web add @edge-sky/dsh-oauth-adapter

or

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @edge-sky/dsh-oauth-adapter

For DSH0.1.1-rc.2

dsh plugin --profile web add @edge-sky/[email protected]

or

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @edge-sky/[email protected]

Start DSH:

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

For models not explicitly listed as supported by the built-in pi-ai, you can add them manually (availability needs to be verified on your own).

How it works

DSH integrates pi-ai through the @deepseek-ai/dsh-llm-pi-ai adapter, but does not provide an OAuth entry point. @edge-sky/dsh-oauth-adapter exposes pi-ai's existing provider login flows through the DSH Authorization Service. Browser links, device codes, text and secret input, method selection, cancellation, and withdrawn prompts all use the same provider-neutral transport.

Because DSH does not currently mount the ctx.authorization service, this plugin also mounts it manually.

The plugin itself does not manage OAuth credentials or maintain login state. Maybe DSH support this sign-in method in the future; but for now, this plugin lets you enjoy it.

If this plugins is has helped you, please give a star for me, or create issues if you have any suggestion~