AtomGit plugin bundle for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): atomgit-skills workflows + ag CLI + platform-hosted AtomGit/GitCode MCP tools
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AtomGit plugin bundle for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): atomgit-skills workflows + ag CLI + platform-hosted AtomGit/GitCode MCP tools
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
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<available_skills> catalog, loaded on demand via the skill tool | | Execution | atomgit-cli (ag) | The model runs ag commands directly through the built-in bash tool | | Interaction | AtomGit platform-hosted MCP server (https://api.atomgit.com/mcp-server/v1/mcp) | Native tools mcp__atomgit__* bridged by @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client over streamable-http; no local server to run | Built-in skills (vendored from the atomgit-skills upstream): atomgit-plan-issues, atomgit-implement-issue, atomgit-review-pr, atomgit-merge-pr, atomgit-publish-cli-release, atomgit-mirror-to-github. ## Installation Prerequisites — one authentication step covers all three modules: sh # The only setup needed: install ag and log in once. # `ag auth login` stores the AtomGit PAT at ~/.config/ag-cli/token.json. npm install -g @hust-open-atom-club/atomgit-cli ag auth login That's it. No separate token setup for the MCP endpoint or the skills. ## Authentication (unified) All three modules share one AtomGit PAT — the same credential ag auth login obtains (its OAuth token is a PAT): | Module | How it authenticates | | --- | --- | | ag CLI / skills | Read ~/.config/ag-cli/token.json directly | | MCP endpoint (mcp__atomgit__*) | The plugin's atomgitAuth service resolves the token from the same ag credential file and sends it as Authorization: Bearer <PAT>; no user setup | Optional override: to use a different token (e.g. a manually created PAT from AtomGit → Settings → Access tokens), set ATOMGIT_TOKEN in the .env of the dsh working directory — the plugin falls back to it when the ag credential file is absent. Install the bundle (run from the directory containing this package): sh dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-atomgit # or from a remote: dsh plugin --profile web add github:you/dsh-atomgit#<sha> dsh web ## What the model gets After startup the model side automatically gains: - Six atomgit-* skills in the <available_skills> catalog, loaded on demand via the skill tool; references/ files (e.g. ag-commands.md) are read on demand through the directory resource hint. - Native mcp__atomgit__* tools (repos / branches / issues / PRs / search) from the AtomGit platform-hosted MCP server — no local server, Docker, or Python install needed. - ag in bash (ag repo view, ag pr list, ag issue create, …). Typical workflow: atomgit-plan-issues to plan issues → atomgit-implement-issue to implement and open a PR → atomgit-review-pr to review → atomgit-merge-pr to merge after your explicit authorization. ## Configuration overrides A patch replaces a row's whole config; users override by row id in their profile cordis.patch.yml or a --patch overlay: yaml # Disable the MCP server entirely (skills + ag only): - id: mcp-atomgit disabled: true # Point at a different endpoint (e.g. a self-hosted MCP server): - id: mcp-atomgit inject: [atomgitAuth] config: serverName: atomgit transport: streamable-http url: https://your-host/mcp headers: Authorization: !!js '`Bearer ${ctx.atomgitAuth.token ?? ""}`' ## Syncing skills skills/ is vendored from the atomgit-skills upstream pinned to a tag, keeping "plugin version ↔ skill version" reproducible: sh npm run sync-skills # sync main npm run sync-skills -- v1.2.3 # sync a specific tag ## License - Plugin code and packaging of this bundle: MulanPSL-2.0. - Built-in skills come from atomgit-skills; their license (MulanPSL-2.0) is copied with the skills at skills/LICENSE.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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