Norman-else/dsh-claude
Runs Claude Code as a DSH conversation while preserving its native agent loop, tools, skills, hooks, and MCP integrations.
About this plugin
dsh-claude runs the locally installed Claude Code CLI as a first-class conversation provider inside DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It uses Claude Code's official Agent SDK protocol instead of recreating the agent with a separate API client.
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