MIT-licensed, local-first Markdown notebook; the bundled dsh-flowix-memory plugin installs into DeepSeek Harness via `dsh plugin add`, exposing local memos and mind maps to Harness agents through a flowix-cli MCP server.
DSH integration
Compatible
Author-claimed
Safety audit
Unaudited
Last verified
2026-08-21
License
MIT
01What can it help you accomplish?
Give DeepSeek Harness agents durable, note-based context so workflow automation tasks can continue without starting over
The `mcp__dsh-flowix-memory__flowix_memo` tool lets the agent search, read, create, and edit Flowix memos (including mind maps), with results saved back to the same Markdown notes
DeepSeek Harness users who want agents to reuse shared local note context across product work, development, and research
Keep product work, development, research, and personal knowledge in one notebook that multiple agents can pick up
Up-to-date Markdown notes — requirements, feedback, decisions, PRDs, sources, and conclusions — that coding and research agents can continue from
Teams and individuals running multi-agent workflows (Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes, DSH) over shared local notes
02How to install into DeepSeek Harness
Prerequisites
- DeepSeek Harness with a Harness profile — `--profile <name>` is required (shipped profiles: `web`, `headless`)
- The `flowix` CLI on `PATH` (or `FLOWIX_CLI_PATH` set) with access to your notebook data (`~/.flowix`)
- A local checkout of the flowix repository — the dsh-flowix-memory plugin is not yet published to npm
Installation steps
- 01
Clone the flowix repository to get the flowix-main checkout (`git clone https://github.com/text2future/flowix.git`)
$ git clone https://github.com/text2future/flowix.git
- 02
Run `dsh plugin --profile <name> add ./app/flowix-dsh-host/bundles/dsh-flowix-memory` to install dsh-flowix-memory into the chosen Harness profile
$ dsh plugin --profile <name> add ./app/flowix-dsh-host/bundles/dsh-flowix-memory
Verify the integration
Not specified by the author
03DSH integration and capability boundaries
Installed into a DeepSeek Harness profile via `dsh plugin add`; the bundled dsh-flowix-memory plugin exposes local Flowix notes through the flowix-cli MCP server
Memo & mind-map tool for Harness agents
Harness agent calls via the `mcp__dsh-flowix-memory__flowix_memo` MCP tool→search, read, create, and edit Flowix memos, including mind-map artifacts
creates and edits memo files in the local Flowix notebook data (`~/.flowix`)Shared multi-agent notebook
Markdown notes in a registered local folder→the same notes and context served to Flowix's built-in agents plus Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes, and other MCP or CLI tools
Local-first Markdown storage with selective agent access
notes, plans, and documents written in Markdown→plain Markdown files on your device that can be shared note-by-note, folder-by-folder, or as a whole notebook
agents only receive the context you choose, and only when you start a task
04Who is it for? When not to use it?
Good for
- DeepSeek Harness users who want agents to reuse shared local note context across product work, development, and research
- Teams and individuals running multi-agent workflows (Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes, DSH) over shared local notes
Not for
- The dsh-flowix-memory plugin is not yet published to npm; it must be installed from a local checkout of the flowix repository.
- The plugin requires the `flowix` CLI on `PATH` (or `FLOWIX_CLI_PATH` set) with access to notebook data at `~/.flowix`; installation also requires a specific Harness profile (`web` or `headless`).
05Compatibility, maintenance and safety notes
- The dsh-flowix-memory plugin is not yet published to npm; it must be installed from a local checkout of the flowix repository.
- The plugin requires the `flowix` CLI on `PATH` (or `FLOWIX_CLI_PATH` set) with access to notebook data at `~/.flowix`; installation also requires a specific Harness profile (`web` or `headless`).
- The desktop app supports macOS 14+ and Windows 10+; building from source requires Node.js 20+, Rust 1.75+ and Tauri v2.
MIT · actively maintained (latest release v1.2.1, 2026-08-19)
06Frequently asked questions
How do I connect Flowix to DeepSeek Harness?
Install the bundled dsh-flowix-memory plugin into a Harness profile from a local checkout of the repo: `dsh plugin --profile <name> add ./app/flowix-dsh-host/bundles/dsh-flowix-memory`. The `--profile` flag is required; shipped profiles are `web` and `headless`.
Is the integration native or MCP?
It is an MCP integration: the plugin connects Harness agents to your local Flowix notes through the bundled flowix-cli MCP server, exposing the `mcp__dsh-flowix-memory__flowix_memo` tool.
What prerequisites do I need?
The `flowix` CLI on `PATH` (or `FLOWIX_CLI_PATH` set) with access to your notebook data at `~/.flowix`, a Harness profile to install into, and a local checkout of the flowix repository.
Can I install the plugin from npm?
Not yet — the README states the plugin is not yet published to npm, so it must be installed from the flowix-main checkout.
Where do my notes go, and what can agents see?
Notes are stored as plain Markdown files on your device. Agents see only what you choose to share — a single note, a folder, or a whole notebook — and only when you start a task.
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