dsh-agent-teams: Agent Team Orchestration Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
tkr520521/dsh-agent-teams
DSH plugin turns the subagents seam into reusable, policy-gated agent teams for orchestration.
Encapsulate DeepSeek Harness's subagents into reusable, policy-gated teams with concurrency control and role-based workflows.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:tkr520521/dsh-agent-teams- Category
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dsh-agent-teams Key Features
dsh-agent-teams Repo Summary
dsh-agent-teams is an Agent core DSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by tkr520521 under the MIT license. It turns the subagents seam into reusable, policy-gated agent teams, solving multi-agent orchestration challenges such as team definition, concurrency control, and policy enforcement. Core capabilities include three tools (team_run, team_list, team_delegate), policy gating via tools/pre-execute, and concurrency limits via maxConcurrentDelegations.
What core features does the dsh-agent-teams DSH plugin support?
The plugin provides three core tools: team_run to execute tasks with a team, team_list to list available teams, and team_delegate to delegate tasks to a specified team. It integrates with providers like spawn, fork, and acp through ctx.subagents.start(), and uses tools/pre-execute for policy gating, ensuring fail-loud behavior when concurrency limits are exceeded. Teams can be defined with roles (e.g., planner, writer, reviewer) and prompts, enabling multi-stage workflows.
How to install dsh-agent-teams?
Use the following command, specifying your profile name:
dsh plugin --profile web add github:tkr520521/dsh-agent-teams
After installation, configure provider dependencies in your profile, such as @deepseek-ai/dsh-subagent-spawn-in-process or @deepseek-ai/dsh-subagent-fork-in-process.
How to configure teams and concurrency policies for dsh-agent-teams?
In cordis.patch.yml, insert the plugin configuration with provider (default spawn), maxConcurrentDelegations (default 3), and a teams array. Each team has a name and an agents list, where each agent has a role and prompt. For example, define a writing team with planner, writer, and reviewer roles.
How to use dsh-agent-teams?
Usage is straightforward: instruct the model with a command like "Use team_run with team "writing" on: ...", and the plugin will execute the planner, writer, and reviewer sequence, returning the final result.
How does dsh-agent-teams work?
The workflow: the model calls the team_run tool, triggering a pre-execute policy check; if allowed, it calls ctx.subagents.start() to launch sub-agents, executes roles in order, and aggregates results. The plugin injects dependencies via inject: ['tools', 'subagents'] and supports lifecycle management with exec.signal and run.dispose().
How to develop and test dsh-agent-teams?
Development requires Node.js. Run npm install, npm run build (tsc to lib/), and npm test (using the built-in runner). For testing, copy an existing profile to isolate the environment.