MIT-licensed Rust desktop workspace with an Agent Harness for multi-step agent work. The README documents desktop and source-development setup, but no direct DSH install, verification, or rollback procedure.
DSH integration
Ecosystem-related
Safety audit
Unaudited
Last verified
2026-09-13
License
MIT
01What can it help you accomplish?
Carry out coding, debugging, research, report drafting, presentation creation, and tool-building work through an agent workspace
Agent-assisted work results for daily tasks, with the harness planning steps, managing context, calling tools, coordinating agents, and collecting results
People who want a desktop workspace for AI-agent work beyond a single coding task
Build and reuse focused Mini Apps for recurring work
A dedicated interface paired with an agent conversation that can continue improving the app through chat
People who want a purpose-built tool around routine actions or a specific work need
02How to install into DeepSeek Harness
Installation steps
- 01
Get a Windows, macOS, or Linux package from the official download page, then install it, configure a model, and open a workspace.
- 02
For the documented source-development path, run `pnpm install` followed by `pnpm run desktop:dev`.
Verify the integration
Not specified by the author
03DSH integration and capability boundaries
Agent Harness orchestration
A task goal and follow-up feedback→Planned steps, managed context, tool calls, coordinated agents, and assembled results
Remote and multi-device task control
A remote host, jump host, or container workspace→Files, commands, and agent execution in the target environment, with task control from connected devices
Account login, synchronization, and between-device control use a Relay server deployed by the user.Mini Apps
A described need such as a Git insights panel, presentation workspace, or routine-action form→A reusable dedicated interface paired with an agent conversation
Tools, Skills, and Hooks extension
Connected tools and repeatable processes→MCP-connected tools, Skills, and Hooks-customized task execution
Connecting tools through MCP extends task execution beyond the base workspace.
04Who is it for? When not to use it?
Good for
- People who want a desktop workspace for AI-agent work beyond a single coding task
- People who want a purpose-built tool around routine actions or a specific work need
Not for
- The README describes OpenBitFun's own Agent Harness, but does not document a direct DeepSeek Harness (`dsh`) runtime, installation, verification, or rollback flow.
- Account login, synchronization, and control between devices require a Relay server deployed by the user.
05Compatibility, maintenance and safety notes
- The README describes OpenBitFun's own Agent Harness, but does not document a direct DeepSeek Harness (`dsh`) runtime, installation, verification, or rollback flow.
- Account login, synchronization, and control between devices require a Relay server deployed by the user.
- Optional legacy-data migration uses a separately downloaded Data Migrator that runs independently and is not bundled with or launched by the main application.
MIT core code · README-backed author documentation
06Frequently asked questions
Does OpenBitFun run as a native DeepSeek Harness (`dsh`) integration?
The README does not name a direct `dsh` runtime or command. It describes OpenBitFun's own Agent Harness, so this entry records an ecosystem-level relationship rather than a native or verified DSH integration.
Can I install OpenBitFun through DSH?
No DSH installation command is documented in the README. The documented path is to download a Windows, macOS, or Linux package, install it, configure a model, and open a workspace; source development uses `pnpm install` and `pnpm run desktop:dev`.
What is the documented equivalent of a DSH workflow inside OpenBitFun?
OpenBitFun calls it the Agent Harness: it plans steps, manages context, calls tools, coordinates agents, and brings results together. The README positions it for coding, debugging, research, reports, presentations, and daily-work tools.
Does the README provide DSH verification or rollback steps?
No. This record leaves DSH verification and rollback empty because the README does not provide those procedures.
Can OpenBitFun extend a DSH-adjacent workflow?
The README documents MCP tool connections, repeatable-process Skills, and Hooks that customize task execution. It does not state that these are DSH plugin-install mechanisms.
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08Data and sources
This page is generated from the project’s public documentation, repository metadata and a structured parse of DSH Plugins; last verified on 2026-09-13. Found an error? Submit a correction.
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