zlZayn/dsh-workbuddy-bridge

dsh-workbuddy-bridge is a native DeepSeek Harness (DSH) cordis plugin that exposes the models available inside the WorkBuddy desktop app — and its international sibling WorkBuddy AI — directly inside DSH's model selector, so users do not need to register a separate provider for either client. Installation is one CLI line, dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-workbuddy-bridge (or desktop / dsh-tui for the other shells), after which the plugin reads the WorkBuddy app's own credential files, encrypts a local copy, and surfaces a "WorkBuddy" group for the domestic build and a "WorkBuddy AI" group for the international build, each tied to its own account and credit balance with rate multipliers and promo badges appended to model names. The plugin ships as a DSH-native bundle manifest and exists exclusively to extend DSH; no other agent platforms are mentioned.

The intended workflow is to install and sign into the WorkBuddy desktop app first, enable the plugin from the Plugins sidebar entry, then either use the selector inside DSH Web/Desktop/TUI or call CLI subcommands such as status, status --json, doctor, and logout for headless checks — the latter only clears the plugin's local credential copy, never the app's own session. Inside the plugin page, two status cards follow their respective app logins, allowing per-model show/hide toggles, manual reasoning-tier detection under the "检测" tab, and a "积分" tab showing total credits plus per-plan remaining quota. The target audience is individual developers and power users who already pay for WorkBuddy and want those same models available inside DSH conversations across Web, Desktop, and TUI surfaces.

Dependencies are strict: only the DSH 0.1.7 line is supported, with the floor declared in engines.dsh; the TUI profile additionally requires the @deepseek-harness-tui/dsh-tui terminal plugin at version 0.10.0-beta.5 or higher and must be installed with pnpm 11. Credential discovery is platform-specific — macOS reads directly, Windows probes both Local and Roaming AppData, WSL prefers the mounted Windows user profile, and the WORKBUDDY_AUTH_FILE / WORKBUDDY_AI_AUTH_FILE env vars override discovery when auto-detection fails. The international group relies on a private UI endpoint that may break if the upstream client changes, enterprise account credit reporting is limited to the domestic build, and reasoning tiers are never guessed: users must opt in and run per-model checks that may spend a small amount of credit. The plugin is MIT-licensed, restricted to personal learning and research, and disclaims any affiliation with Tencent, WorkBuddy, or DeepSeek.