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dsh-crew

v0.10.0

Published

DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugin: run work as a small crew of role agents (product manager, researcher, architect, engineer, test engineer, code engineer, QA, code reviewer, security reviewer, doc reviewer) that talk through files on disk, with the PM as the

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Keywords

dshdsh-plugindeepseek-harnessdeepseek-harness-plugindeepseekcordisaillmai-agentagentsmulti-agentagent-teamsubagentorchestrationagent-orchestrationcoding-agentcode-reviewcode-reviewerproduct-managerprdsoftware-teamdeveloper-toolscli

Readme

dsh-crew

Version 0.9.0.

dsh-crew is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). It turns your dsh session into a product manager (PM) that runs a crew of role agents: architect, engineer, test engineer, code engineer, QA, code reviewer, security reviewer, doc reviewer, and researcher.

What it is

You talk to the PM. The PM starts role agents for the work, and every decision is written down in documents that stay in the repository.

Two lanes:

  • ask — you want an answer. The PM answers. Nothing changes.
  • team — you want a change. The PM runs the crew: one task per change, one round of QA, one round of each review, then a commit. Pushing and publishing still need your own yes, every time.

Install

dsh plugin --profile tui add dsh-crew     # or --profile web

Restart dsh. Pick the Crew preset for a session.

Quick start

  1. Install the plugin (above).
  2. Restart dsh.
  3. Start a session on the Crew preset. Your session becomes the PM.
  4. Ask a question, or ask for a change.

Configuration

Everything is optional. Settings live in two places:

  • The dsh-crew-core and dsh-crew-git-guard rows in your profile's cordis.patch.yml: roles folder, live-agent limit, review rounds, job folder, and the git guard.
  • The dsh-crew-roles row in ~/.dsh/.agent-presets/crew/agent.cordis.yml: per-role tools and models.

License

MIT