A fleet for your agents
A local multi-agent manager on a single host, built on DeepSeek Harness. Default install = manager (HQ) + brain (controller) + personal workspace — one command, five minutes to running.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/litestartup-com/dsh-agent-manager/master/install.sh | bash
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/litestartup-com/dsh-agent-manager/master/install.ps1 | iex
Linux (container) · Windows (bare metal) — one command, five minutes
One agent is easy. A fleet is hard.
Run one DSH agent and you're fine. Run several — a brain, a few workers, each in its own workspace — and suddenly you need dispatch, scheduling, cost accounting, and backups, all of it safe enough to leave running overnight. DeepSeek Harness gives you the runtime; Oh! dsh adds the control plane. We built it because we needed it: a personal, self-hosted middle platform with no cloud lock-in.
The control plane DSH doesn't ship
Brain dispatch
A global coordinator plans and hands out work tickets; execution is always delegated to workspaces. Delegation frames link back to each assigned session.
Multi-node fleet
Manage every DSH node from a UI — start, stop, restart, logs, add-node wizard — each node with its own DSH_HOME, port, and gateway key.
Scheduled tasks
Cron automation with auto-disable after consecutive failures, and a daily budget circuit breaker on brain dispatch — humans are never blocked.
Billing you can read
Peak/off-peak pricing with weekend off-peak, per-run cost, monthly summaries, and per-workspace attribution.
Backup & restore
Automatic 15-minute snapshots with a retention policy, encrypted archives, and one-click restore.
Self-updating
Backup → pull → build → health check, with automatic rollback on failure. Runs as a service with auto-start.
server → node (one DSH process + its own DSH_HOME) → workspace (identity + git repo) → session → run
Built on dsh-api-gateway
Every chat, dispatch, and meter reading flows through dsh-api-gateway — our open-source plugin that gives any client a REST + SSE door into a running Harness. Together they're the full stack: one door, one control plane, three open-source layers.
The direction
The single-machine edition is v1. The direction is multi-host, multi-agent nodes, adding three capabilities: a stable agent-cluster layer for company products, uninterrupted multi-agent task execution for individuals, and unified agent management for company employees. We don't promise dates for unreleased features — but the fleet is meant to grow with you.