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dsh-multiagent

v0.0.1

Published

The multi-agent panel for the dsh web GUI - watch every agent, approve in one place. Name reserved; spec below; first release in development.

Readme

dsh-multiagent

npm License: MIT

The multi-agent panel for the dsh web GUI - watch every agent, approve in one place.

A plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

Why

Running three agents in three tabs is not orchestration - it's juggling. The panel makes parallel agents observable and steerable from one surface.

What it does

  • One panel: every live agent with status, budget burn, and current action
  • Approval requests from any agent queue in one place
  • Inter-agent messages visible as threads
  • Spawn and stop from the panel, one click, fully logged

How it fits dsh

A web GUI slot fed by swarm / orchestrator events; works with plain dsh subagents too.

Design principles

  1. Observe-first design - no agent is a black box
  2. Approval is the only modal
  3. Color encodes budget health, never decoration

Status

Name reserved, spec locked. Roadmap: 0.1 live roster + approval queue -> 0.2 message threads -> 0.3 steering controls. The first release lands when the 0.1 scope above is fully implemented and tested - not before.

License

MIT