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How to review DSH turns with a second model's advisory notes with Awesome Deep Seek Harness Plugins

Have a separate model flag issues in each DSH turn without blocking the main agent.

Credentials. The reviewer model needs its own endpoint credentials, so keep them out of shared configuration files.

Who it is forA developer running DSH on code or content tasks who wants a second opinion on each step without manual review of every turn.

The problemA single agent can make mistakes that go unnoticed, but a manual check on every turn is slow.

The outcomeA configured reviewer model adds severity-ranked notes to each turn, and the primary agent keeps its actions.

What you need first

  • A working DeepSeek Harness install (the README describes it as a preview agent harness with desktop and Web interfaces)
  • Access to the GitHub repository of the plugin you pick, so you can read its README and code before installing
  • For local models: a running Ollama setup, since the dsh-local-ai entry names an Ollama provider
  • For the advisor or routing cases: at least one configured second model endpoint

Steps

  1. Open the dsh-advisor repository (https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-advisor) and read its README to confirm how the reviewer model is set up.
  2. Pick a second model endpoint you can access and note its provider details.
  3. Install the plugin into DSH following the repository's instructions.
  4. Configure the separate reviewer model in the plugin settings.
  5. Run a short task and check that the advisory notes appear ranked by severity and that the primary agent's actions were not changed.

Prompt for your agent

Read the README of the repository at <plugin repo URL> (dsh-advisor) and summarize how the reviewer model is configured and how advisory notes are presented. Expected output: a short setup summary for a DSH project at <target project path>. Verify that the README states the notes do not approve or reject the primary agent's actions before you report that behavior.

Caveat. The README says advisory notes do not approve or reject actions, so this helps review but does not enforce a gate on the primary agent.

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