managed-agents
Local-first, self-hosted AI agent runtime with Claude Managed Agents-style APIs, sandboxed sessions, memory, tools, audit, replay, and a local Console.
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Local-first, self-hosted AI agent runtime with Claude Managed Agents-style APIs, sandboxed sessions, memory, tools, audit, replay, and a local Console.
Provider abstraction + high-level service for rewind / retry / fork over DeepSeek Harness event-sourced sessions.
NPM-installable DSH Web plugin for managing archived sessions.
Import Claude Code / Codex / ChatGPT / Cursor / Gemini / Reasonix / Pi Coding Agent / opencode / ZCode / Grok Build / OpenClaw / Hermes / Kimi CLI / Qoder CLI / WorkBuddy conversation histories as resumable DeepSeek Harness sessions
Agent-first task board for the DSH web GUI: host-authoritative task ledger with taskboard_* agent tools, project (= workspace) claim boundaries, per-task model execution in fresh sessions, optional per-task git-worktree isolation (dedicated task branches,
Run coding tasks on schedule in fresh Agent sessions, and manage automations from DeepSeek Harness Web or an Agent
Primary DSH entry for using ChatGPT with local code, Agent Helm engineering capabilities, and native DSH sessions.
Import Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code sessions and skills into DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness CLI core bundle: interactive coding terminal, durable sessions, and model management for dsh --profile cli
Delete sessions of a DeepSeek Harness profile from the UI: header danger button + session-row menu item with a risk-consent dialog; host endpoint + tool delete the log, projection cache and workspace accounting. Works in web and the desktop client alike.
Configurable subagent profiles with web UI settings, real-time toolcall/token display, and click-to-navigate child sessions.
DSH plugin: auto-import local AI CLI conversations (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent) as real DSH sessions
MCP bridge: lets ChatGPT Web create, view, continue and control DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agent sessions through the official MCP protocol. The bridge only connects; DSH keeps its session, agent, tool, approval and workspace security model.
Two-level DSH workspace sidebar with global recent sessions and breadcrumb navigation.
Import pi / opencode sessions, chat history, and agents into DeepSeek Harness (dsh): slash commands, session-start migration prompt, and a one-click Sync button in the composer.
Secure mobile gateway for DeepSeek Harness with realtime sessions, tasks, goals, commands, approvals, and file transfers
Reference commands, skills, workspace files, DSH sessions, local agent transcripts, cloud-drive files, and mirrored web-chat conversations from one DeepSeek Harness @ menu
Four-source migration wizard: copy Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Hermes sessions, memories, skills, instructions and slash commands into DeepSeek Harness as resumable sessions — copy-only, approval-gated, idempotent
Archived sessions viewer for DeepSeek Harness: list archived conversations and restore them from the Web settings — no DSH core is modified.
SSH ops and database tools for DSH Web UI: connect to remote servers via SSH terminal/SFTP/tunnels, and connect to MySQL/PostgreSQL/Redis/MongoDB databases. Host half manages sessions with ssh2; client half renders the terminal and database panel.
Session replay, fork-tree, audit & compare visualization for DeepSeek Harness — time machine for your agent sessions
DSH peer link — point-to-point messaging between dsh agents and other local agent sessions (e.g. Claude Code) over unix sockets. Independent plugin: register as a peer, receive messages into agent context, reply with peer_send, list peers with peer_list.
Worktree + git branch management panel for the DSH Web GUI: orca-style project -> worktree -> sessions tree in the sidebar, with branch/worktree create, open and cleanup backed by real git worktrees and the DSH workspace registry.
Session folders for the DSH web sidebar: one-level named folders per workspace to group sessions, drag-and-drop or context menu to move them, server-side persistence. Status badges mirror the built-in session browser.