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      Exposes DeepSeek Harness agent capabilities over MCP so any MCP client can delegate real coding work to a running agent with its full toolset (bash, filesystem, todo, web). Turns are dispatched asynchronously into sessions and then tracked through status, tail, wait, cancel, compact, and rename tools, with the session log as the source of truth so results survive restarts.
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      Enables external MCP clients to drive DeepSeek Harness agents for real coding tasks, providing tools for task execution and queueing, session management, sandboxed file access, preset switching, and usage statistics.
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      Lets an external MCP client drive a running DeepSeek Harness instance: list its sessions, create or continue a session in a chosen workspace with an instruction, and wait for the finished answer. It also carries the instance's questions and approval decisions back to the caller, so a delegated turn never deadlocks waiting for a human.
      325 npm
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      A stdio MCP server that wraps DeepSeek Harness's local /api into 9 tools, letting any standard MCP client create or adopt named dsh sessions, dispatch task briefs, poll asynchronously, and retrieve auditable per-turn results. It also enforces pre-validated model allowlists, workspace/alias boundaries, and a persistent session ledger, so agents can collaborate across harnesses without modifying dsh or installing client plugins.
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      Runs a loopback-only MCP endpoint that lets Codex dispatch coding tasks to a DSH headless agent, which does the actual file edits and command execution while returning structured results, session IDs for follow-ups, and honest failure classifications. It also provides environment introspection and session resumption.
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