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dsh-frostfin

A DSH agent-loop plugin that bridges DeepSeek Harness sessions directly to Kimi Code through ACP.

UI & ProductivityTerminal & TUIDeveloper ToolsSecurity & PolicyRemote Execution

5GitHub Stars2ForksUpdated2026-08-21

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Plugin Overview & Capabilities

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dsh-frostfin replaces the DeepSeek Harness agent loop for Frostfin-mode sessions with a Kimi Code ACP subprocess while retaining DSH’s UI, session management, approvals, and plugin ecosystem.

Key Capabilities

Registers a replaceable DSH agent-loop factory backed by Kimi Code over ACP.
Translates Kimi streaming replies, thinking, tool calls, and plans into DSH session events.
Bridges Kimi tool approvals into DSH approval dialogs.
Supports Kimi questions through a plugin-provided multiple-choice modal.
Forwards pasted image attachments to Kimi through ACP image blocks.
Provides Kimi session attachment, recovery after restart, and automatic reconnection on a later prompt.
Adds Frostfin-specific modes, status information, and slash commands.
Supports web and headless DSH plugin profiles.
Documents remote Kimi session access through SSH and tmux.

Useful For

Use Kimi Code as the agent driving a DeepSeek Harness conversation.
Keep DSH web UI, themes, session history, and approvals while using Kimi’s agent loop.
Review or approve Kimi tool operations through DSH dialogs.
Attach existing local or documented remote Kimi sessions to DSH.
Run planning, interactive development, or lower-interruption Kimi permission modes from DSH.

Who It Fits

DeepSeek Harness users who already use Kimi Code.
Developers seeking a Kimi-driven coding agent experience inside DSH.
Users who want DSH session management and UI around Kimi Code sessions.

Documented Limitations

Requires Node.js 22.19 or later for the documented DSH setup.
Requires Kimi Code installation and login; Frostfin runs `kimi acp` and reuses its login state.
The project describes support as fully developed and validated on macOS; Linux is stated as expected to work, while Windows is unverified and requires Kimi Code’s Git Bash prerequisite.
The README labels the plugin usable but early and pins its stated baseline to `@deepseek-ai/[email protected]` and Kimi Code 0.36.x.
DSH sandbox settings do not constrain tools executed in Kimi’s own process.
Remote-session use requires SSH access plus `tmux`, Kimi Code, and login on the server.

DSH Compatibility

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Security Signals

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Dependency Counts

package.json declares 3 runtime, 26 development, 2 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.

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Dsh Bundle Declared

package.json declares DSH bundle metadata.

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License Declared

GitHub reports the repository license as MIT.

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Source Available

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Source & Registry Notes

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Source repository: pzc2004/dsh-frostfin
Registry source: GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
Registry classification: Plugin
Source checked: 1d86efc · 2026-09-13

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