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How to run a planner, engineer, and reviewer team on a small task with DSH Agent Team Gui

Import the example recipe and have three team members build and test a small app in a scratch project.

Who it is forA developer who wants to see a planner, implementer, and reviewer work together on a real coding task before building their own team.

The problemA single chat agent can write code but gives no visible plan, separate review, or record of each step's output and cost.

The outcomeA tested small project, plus a Run Center record of the plan, each member's output, the review, and actual Token coverage.

What you need first

  • A working DeepSeek Harness installation with the Web profile, at or above the DSH compatibility version listed in the README install table (>=0.1.5-rc.1)
  • Node.js and pnpm at the versions listed in the README install table
  • The dsh-agent-team-gui plugin installed from the README install section
  • At least one provider/model route configured in DSH

Steps

  1. Download examples/full-stack-delivery.recipe.json and open Settings → Teams → Recipes & data, then choose Choose recipe file.
  2. Map the placeholder routes to your configured provider/model routes, review the preview, and choose Create a copy → Import reviewed recipe.
  3. Set Team usage to Host dispatches first, Dispatch policy to Run assigned work, and member selection to All members, then save.
  4. Select an empty scratch project, choose the imported team beside the composer, select Select team for this conversation, and send the ready-to-copy to-do list task from docs/first-team.md.
  5. Open Team runs to inspect the plan, outputs, review, and Token coverage, then check the delivered files and test results yourself.

Prompt for your agent

Using the dsh-agent-team-gui repo, import examples/full-stack-delivery.recipe.json into an empty scratch project at <project-path> and run the to-do list task from docs/first-team.md. Report the Team runs summary with the plan, member outcomes, and Token coverage. Verify that the built project's test command passes before reporting success.

Caveat. The recipe uses placeholder routes that must be mapped to your own DSH provider/model routes before the first run.

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