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How to assign different models to DSH planner and subagent roles with Awesome Deep Seek Harness Plugins

Send planner and subagent roles to different configured models inside DSH.

Who it is forA developer whose DSH tasks use a planner plus several subagents and who wants each role on a model that fits it.

The problemEvery role in a multi-agent run uses the same model by default, which may not suit planning and execution equally well.

The outcomeThe planner and each subagent run on the model you assign, and the active routing summary is visible in DSH Web.

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-role-router repository (https://github.com/SnowAmberX/dsh-role-router) and read its README for install and role configuration.
  2. List the models you have configured in DSH and choose one for the planner and one for subagents.
  3. Install the plugin into DSH following the repository's instructions.
  4. Map the planner role and subagent roles to their chosen models in the plugin settings.
  5. Open DSH Web and confirm the routing summary shows the mapping you set.

Prompt for your agent

Read the README of the repository at <plugin repo URL> (dsh-role-router) and list the role names it supports and how a role is mapped to a model. Expected output: a mapping table for <target project> with planner and subagent roles. Verify that the README confirms the routing summary is shown in DSH Web before you include that step.

Caveat. The README names planner and subagent roles, but the repo also lists dsh-plugin-subagent-director for per-subagent provider and model choices, so compare both before picking one.

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