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dsh-handbook

A 15-chapter Chinese and English handbook for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), covering installation, plugin development, performance tuning and a comparison of several coding-agent runtimes.

dsh-handbook

dsh-handbook is an independently written handbook for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), the plugin-based agent runtime DeepSeek open-sourced, aimed at readers with no prior exposure to it. Where the official documentation focuses on architecture, this handbook adds a beginner path: a three-day learning plan, a five-minute quick-start chapter, cloneable plugin templates, and a chapter comparing dsh against several other mainstream agent runtimes with matching benchmark runs on the same model.

Its final chapter reports an ecosystem review covering more than 1,800 plugin repositories cross-checked against roughly 780 community discussion threads, identifying gaps such as thin sandbox-security tooling and inconsistent Windows support. The handbook is available to read online or as a downloadable PDF in Chinese and English, and is updated as the community discussion around dsh continues.

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