dsh-mcp-bridge
In-process DeepSeek Harness plugin that exposes a local Streamable HTTP MCP server, allowing MCP clients like Codex to submit tasks executed by DSH child agents using DSH's existing tools.
README
DSH MCP Bridge
dsh-mcp-bridge is an in-process DeepSeek Harness plugin. It adds a Codex Bridge switch to DSH Settings → General. DSH starts with the switch off; only an enabled bridge exposes the local Streamable HTTP MCP server. An MCP client such as Codex then submits work while DeepSeek Harness creates a real in-process child agent to execute it.
The child agent uses the tools already available in DSH, including configured MCP tools such as mcp__unreal__… and mcp__blender__…. This bridge does not connect to Unreal or Blender itself.
Safety model
- DSH starts with the bridge disabled. Switching it off stops the listener and cancels running bridge tasks.
- Default bind is
127.0.0.1:8931; a non-loopback host requiresauthToken. - Each supplied
cwdmust be insideworkspaceRoots(ordefaultCwdwhen no roots are set). - Work is asynchronous: use
dsh_run_task, then polldsh_task_status, thendsh_get_task_result. - A DSH child may run its configured terminal, network, and MCP tools. Its
toolAllowoption can restrict tools; it cannot grant tools DSH did not already expose.
Install
From the unpacked repository, run PowerShell. DshRoot and DefaultCwd are required and must point at this machine's DeepSeek Harness installation and agent workspace:
.\install.ps1 -DshRoot 'C:\path\to\DeepSeek Harness' -DefaultCwd 'C:\path\to\workspace'
The script copies the package next to DSH's bundled dependencies, creates a verified profile junction so DSH can load both host and UI code, adds an idempotent DSH config block, and adds a Codex Streamable HTTP MCP entry with prompt approval. It never enables the bridge at startup. Restart DSH and Codex after installation.
Use .\uninstall.ps1 -DshRoot 'C:\path\to\DeepSeek Harness' to remove only the bridge's marked config sections, the verified junction, and its installed package.
DSH configuration entry
The installer uses the package name dsh-mcp-bridge and creates a junction in the DSH Web profile's node_modules. This lets DSH resolve the package from its profile while Node resolves the plugin's dependencies beside the DSH runtime.
The installed entry is equivalent to:
- insert:
- id: mcp-bridge
name: dsh-mcp-bridge
config:
host: 127.0.0.1
port: 8931
basePath: /mcp
serverName: dsh-bridge
controlPath: /dsh-bridge/control
authToken: ''
defaultProvider: fork
defaultAgentPreset: standard
defaultCwd: 'C:\\path\\to\\workspace'
workspaceRoots:
- 'C:\\path\\to\\workspace'
maxDepth: 2
taskTimeoutMs: 0
Restart DSH after installing or changing the patch. Configure the MCP client with http://127.0.0.1:8931/mcp using Streamable HTTP.
Development checks
Run npm test and npm run check. The package imports DSH-provided dependencies, so syntax checks work in the source checkout and full loading is validated after the installer copies it beside DSH's packages.
node bin/dsh-bridge-mcp.mjs is an offline MCP transport smoke-test only; it deliberately cannot execute a DSH agent.
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