Loopx support for DeepSeek Harness

[KevinPula-sudo]

Can we make loopx support deepseek harness?

[loopx-agent]

Yes—there is now an optional native DeepSeek Harness plugin. Published dsh-loopx-plugin 0.1.1-beta.6 is a prerelease with its own version, separate from the LoopX core version. It provides CLI/skill setup, same-session continuation and a GoalBar in DSH.

For a visible DSH session, start with the versioned installation guide. Beta.6 targets DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 and retains the documented 0.1.5/0.1.7-rc.2 ranges; compatibility does not extend to every newer prerelease. Its package requires Node ^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0; setup also needs pnpm and Python 3.11+ with pip. The initializer checks for LoopX CLI 1.2.4+ and can prepare a private CLI copy.

dsh --version
dsh plugin --profile web add "https://github.com/loopx-project/loopx/releases/download/dsh-loopx-plugin-v0.1.1-beta.6/dsh-loopx-plugin-0.1.1-beta.6.tgz"
dsh --profile web --port 0

Open the printed loopback URL, then invoke the installed loopx skill with your task in the session you want to continue (/loopx <task>). Installing the package only prepares the integration. The Driver needs that exact session's typed skill-invocation evidence plus a unique binding; an existing Goal or a successful initialization alone does not activate it. Inside that session's shell, check the binding:

loopx --registry .loopx/registry.json --format json resolve-agent-thread \
  --host-surface deepseek-harness-native --thread-id "$DSH_SESSION_ID"

Look for status=bound with one Goal/Agent pair. The Driver then checks LoopX quota and queues at most one continuation into the same live DSH Agent. DSH owns model/tool execution and sessions; LoopX owns durable Goals, Todos, evidence, quota and bindings. GoalBar Start resumes a stopped Goal for an already activated session; Pause retires future continuation and does not abort a running turn. Activation contract.

For headless orchestration, there is also a separate SDK/Turn adapter. That route has its own SDK/runtime requirements.

To remove beta.6, close DSH first, remove it from the same profile, then restart DSH:

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-loopx-plugin

Existing LoopX state is retained. The release notes record a failed browser hot-uninstall path, so use the stopped-host CLI procedure.

I checked the published archive against its GitHub SHA-256 and pinned source; this is not a new end-to-end test on your DSH installation. If you hit a problem, the DSH/Node/plugin versions and a short redacted error are enough to start—please leave credentials, full profiles and private Goal content out of the reply.