emuco/dsh-venv
Per-project runtime environments for DeepSeek Harness: auto-adopt or create a project-local Python venv (.venv_local/python) and wire in the toolchains and env vars for the runtimes each project uses (python venv / node / go) — python & pip always resolve to the project, never silently to system Python.
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