dsh-web-relay

When you hand complex engineering tasks to a main agent inside DeepSeek Harness, the usual pain points are the same: coordination lives in chat messages, review is ad hoc, and a host restart wipes the context. dsh-web-relay turns the full cycle—user intent, external-AI planning, evidence-backed execution by the main agent, multi-tier review, and final release—into a reusable, executable protocol with machine-readable state at every step.

Three layers do the heavy lifting. On the process side, a Step List state machine manages task dependencies as a DAG, supports atomic rollback, restructure, and AutoIteration version gates, and resolves multi-option conflicts through scored alternatives adjudication. On the review side, a five-tier chain (external Gemini, Web Gemini, local Claude Code, dialog, manual) catches issues progressively; every verdict is stamped with reviewedBy, provider label, and fallback reason so the full audit trail is queryable. Claude Code runs under a strict tool whitelist and degrades back into the three-party chain on failure. On the recovery side, a restart-event trigger plus a 15-minute heartbeat form a two-fault-tolerant resume mechanism, backed by a self-healing watchdog on both Windows Task Scheduler and Linux systemd, so long-running tasks survive host restarts without manual intervention.

Beyond a single run, the plugin persists 37 incident-retrospective lessons, 17 capability registry entries, and reusable skill definitions across sessions, so agent experience compounds rather than evaporating. It is built for dsh power users who need multiple AIs collaborating on engineering work with auditable review, resilient recovery, and cross-session capability retention.