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dsh-TUI

Interactive terminal UI for DeepSeek Harness, with experimental Claude and Codex backends

  • score 67
  • 4.9k stars
  • 72.8 stars/day since creation
  • pushed
  • v0.16.1 on
  • MIT

Install with npm

# Install the CLI and this plugin globally (ships the dsh-tui command)
npm install -g @deepseek-ai/dsh @deepseek-harness-tui/dsh-tui

# Start (first run auto-initializes the profile; needs pnpm)
dsh-tui
# Both `dsh-tui` and the short `dst` alias start the same TUI.
dst

Copied from the project's docs at github.com/ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI

Why you'd want it

dsh-TUI is an interactive terminal UI for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with live work status, streaming thinking, a context progress bar, a TPS gauge and double-Esc time rewind. The README says it consumes only DSH's public exports and that uninstalling leaves no patches behind. A single session manager covers /resume, background sessions and workspaces, and dsh-tui migrate imports Claude Code, Codex, OMP, zcode or Grok Build conversation histories into the DSH session store (the README says the source store is only read). Experimental backends run the same interface on Claude, through the Claude Agent SDK, or on Codex, through codex app-server.

Best for

  • A full terminal UI over DeepSeek Harness
  • Importing old Claude Code or Codex sessions
  • Trying Claude or Codex behind one interface

Use it when

You already use DeepSeek Harness and want a terminal front end with a session manager, context and token gauges, and mouse support. It also fits if you want to switch between DSH, Claude and Codex backends from one interface.

Skip it if

The README badges it public beta and marks the Claude and Codex backends experimental; for Codex it says real subscription login, credentialed model calls and real-TTY interaction were not run. It needs DeepSeek Harness and Node, has no sandbox of its own, the Windows profile defaults to danger-full-access with approval set to never, and DSH profiles inherit reporting defaults that send plugin identities and session logs to the configured baseURL. It handles API keys and sign-in tokens, and its extensions include browser interaction and computer use.

Editor's note

The README is long and mostly changelog-style feature detail. It reports being featured by DeepSeek Harness channels and ranked on GitHub Trending; not checked here. First run needs pnpm, and Git URL installs are not supported.

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    • score 46
    • 8.9k stars
    • 38.1 stars/day last 3 days
    • pushed
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    Use it when

    You already use agent CLIs such as Claude Code or Codex and want several running on your own machine, coordinated by one orchestrator agent with human approval for spend and destructive operations.

    Skip it if

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    Stats

    New and rising score
    46 of 100
    Stars per day, last 3 days
    38.1
    Release
    v0.5.5,
    License
    MIT
    Pricing
    Free tier + paid
    Works with
    Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, macOS, Linux, Windows
    Forks
    1,232
    Open issues
    252
    GitHub checked

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  2. Rank 42

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    • score 38
    • 19.1k stars
    • 13.1 stars/day last 4 days
    • pushed
    • v20.0.36 on
    • MIT

    Run with npx

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    Why you'd want it

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    Best for

    • Tracking spend across several coding agents
    • Claude Code users watching 5-hour usage windows
    • Exporting usage as JSON for your own dashboards

    Use it when

    You want to see how many tokens and dollars your coding agent sessions use, by day, model, session or project.

    Skip it if

    You need team-wide spend tracking: it only reads local data on the machine where it runs. Costs are calculated from LiteLLM pricing data, not read from your provider bill.

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    New and rising score
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    universal-modder

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    Gives a coding agent skills, a CLI and a shared knowledge base for modding PC games you own

    • score 79
    • 8.4k stars
    • 152 stars/day last 4 days
    • pushed
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    Install as a Claude Code plugin

    /plugin marketplace add rehan-remade/universal-modder
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    Why you'd want it

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    Best for

    • Modding single-player PC games with an agent
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    Use it when

    You want Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or another agent to work out how a game you own is built and ship a mod for it, with assets and an in-game test.

    Skip it if

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    New and rising score
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    Stars per day, last 4 days
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    Open issues
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    GitHub checked

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