Deepseek-Harness-EAC

Deepseek Harness EAC wraps DeepSeek's official dsh agent harness in a Windows and Linux desktop app. It bundles its own Node runtime, so there is no npx and no Node install to manage: double-click and you are running. Ten built-in UI skins, and a desktop-only profile that keeps its plugin tree isolated from a native CLI install while still sharing sessions and API keys.

The interesting piece is the plugin protection center. It snapshots before an install, health-checks on launch, and rolls back to the last good snapshot when a plugin bricks the app. Anyone who has broken an agent harness with a bad plugin late at night knows why that matters. Builds ship for Windows 10 and 11 and for Linux as pacman, deb, rpm, and AppImage.

Free, and it gates nothing. Your real cost is whatever DeepSeek's API bills you, same as running the CLI. Solo and small teams who want dsh without owning a Node install: this or anywhere-labs/deepseek-harness-desktop, which is chasing the same job. Anyone already comfortable with npx should stay on the official CLI and skip the wrapper entirely.

There is no LICENSE file in the repo. The README shows an MIT badge and GitHub reports no license at all. Until someone commits the actual file, the legal status of this code is unspecified, which matters the moment you want to fork it or ship it inside something. It is also a wrapper around a fast-moving framework somebody else controls, which is where upstream changes break you first.