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dsh-mcp-server

Publishes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server from DeepSeek Harness to expose sessions, tools, and commands to external agents.

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dsh-mcp-server is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that exposes the running Harness host as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over streamable HTTP or a stdio bridge. It enables external agent harnesses—such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another DSH instance—to run prompts, resume sessions, inspect transcripts, handle parked approval requests, and trigger slash commands with full session attribution and configurable security boundaries.

Key Capabilities

  • Serves an MCP endpoint over Streamable HTTP and stdio (via bundled bridge) to external agents
  • Provides 18 session management tools including dsh_run_prompt, dsh_continue_session, dsh_read_session, and dsh_search_sessions
  • Enables local in-Harness agents to delegate tasks using a lightweight on-demand tool surface (dsh_mcp_tools, dsh_mcp_open, dsh_mcp_call)
  • Resolves and tracks caller identity (headers, clientInfo, User-Agent) with optional restrictToOwner session isolation
  • Inspects and optionally settles pending approval decisions and user questions over MCP
  • Supports session project grouping, status queries, permission presets, and direct GUI session opening (dsh_open_session)

Useful For

  • Controlling DeepSeek Harness sessions from IDE agents like Cursor or Claude Code
  • Coordinating multi-agent workflows where one harness delegates subtasks to DSH
  • Allowing DSH sessions to orchestrate or inspect other local DSH sessions programmatically

Who It Fits

  • Developers integrating DeepSeek Harness with external MCP-compatible agent clients
  • Teams automating multi-agent pipelines and cross-harness workflows

Documented Limitations

  • Listens on localhost/loopback by default; exposing to remote clients requires explicit network tunneling or reverse proxies
  • Dynamic code modifications and web client interface modules require restarting the Harness process to fully compose
  • Archival and permission preset features require corresponding Host services (@deepseek-ai/dsh-workspace and @deepseek-ai/dsh-permission-presets)
  • Generated bearer tokens rotate upon Harness restart unless statically configured in cordis.patch.yml or environment variables
  • Tools opened mid-session via dsh_mcp_open persist in the calling agent's prompt context until the agent is disposed

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baitouwuya/dsh-mcp-server
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GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
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b780d77 · 2026-10-19

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