Support dsh runtime on Multica.
Pending human review — the facts below come from the source repository.
Support dsh runtime on Multica.
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:multica-ai/dsh-multica-runtime Type note: README documents installing it with 'dsh plugin --profile multica add' and it contributes a runtime bridge/skill to DSH. · model-classified · Aug 18, 2026
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@deepseek-ai/dsh-base. It does not require changes to DeepSeek Harness. 
## Privacy - This repository contains only the Multica integration layer. It does not vendor or redistribute DeepSeek Harness source code. - Never commit API keys, MCP secrets, session logs, or generated profiles. - DSH telemetry is disabled by the bundle patch. - stdout is protocol-only; diagnostics go to stderr. ## Local development The DSH packages used by this plugin are public npm packages. This checkout is currently validated against @deepseek-ai/dsh@0.1.0-rc.6 and its matching @deepseek-ai/dsh-* package family. bash pnpm install pnpm check pnpm build Install the local bundle into a DSH profile after building it: bash dsh plugin --profile multica add /absolute/path/to/multica-dsh-runtime The plugin supports: bash dsh --profile multica --probe dsh --profile multica --list-models dsh --profile multica --stdio Multica discovers the profile only after --probe returns protocol version 1. For a non-standard DSH installation, point the daemon at its launcher: bash export MULTICA_DSH_PATH=/absolute/path/to/dsh The runtime contract includes: - model and thinking-level discovery from DSH itself; - committed text, reasoning, tool, result, and token-usage events; - cooperative cancellation and durable session resume; - canonical Multica MCP configuration translated to DSH stdio or streamable-HTTP clients; - per-runtime/agent session roots supplied by the Multica daemon; - headless one-shot approvals, with no interactive question surface. - narrowly forwards only Multica's server-minted mat_ task token into DSH's otherwise credential-scrubbed shell, so in-task multica commands retain task attribution without exposing model-provider credentials. The local .local/ tree is ignored. It may hold an isolated DSH home and a development launcher, but neither belongs in source control. DEEPSEEK_API_KEY is read by DSH's credential provider at process runtime. It must not be stored in this repository.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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