dsh-superagent-prototype
DeepSeek's research build of an agent that watches one repo
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Every hand-off is written to disk and the run halts when a person has to choose, so pairing two vendors' agents leaves you a transcript instead of a surprise pull request.
A relay between coding sessions from different vendors. One leads, the other follows, turns pass back and forth, each is recorded on disk, and the run stops when a human decision is needed. It wants macOS and Python 3.11 or newer; two demo scripts run on pretend sessions and need no model quota. The README is candid: it calls itself a prototype, the turn budget counts hand-offs rather than work inside a turn, and live driving is verified for exactly one pairing, Codex 0.163.0 leading Claude Code 2.1.310, dated 25 October 2026. MIT, 12 commits, 10 stars.
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