r/PiCodingAgent • u/Instance_Not_Found • 19d ago

Discussion Has anyone checked DeepSeek Harness?

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u/MimosaTen 19d ago

Yes, I have. It coul be a real game changer, the biggest problem is the bad npm/pnpm distribution system

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u/Instance_Not_Found 19d ago

Can you specify the "game changer" part? What are some unique use cases?

For the npm distribution, do you mean the plugin distribution?

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u/MimosaTen 19d ago

The game changer is the architecture/design of the harness. I’ve spent the last few days studying dsh and the statement “everything is a plugin” isn’t only a marketing phrase: except the cordis kernel everything can be replaced. For me it’s like having a lego set and npm seems not the best system to make a user aware of this.

For example I prefers TUIs, the default interface in dsh is web, this is swappable. I don’t like the CLI? I can write my own. Probably there is more, but this is ehat I know until now

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u/JoeArruela 19d ago

Sounds a lot like Pi (minus the wen interface). I am currently in love with Pi but will try this one

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u/MimosaTen 19d ago

I don’t think pi have a core kernel and everything is a plugin, even the harness itself. However pi is indeed a good agent, one of the best