Deepseek Harness Game Studios

DeepSeek Harness Game Studios

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Turn a single DeepSeek Harness session into a full game development studio.
49 agents. 83 skills. One coordinated AI team.

You describe the game; the studio asks the questions a real one would, writes the documents a real one
writes, keeps the project's memory between sessions, and plays the result in a browser to see what broke.
It is a port of Claude Code Game Studios
(CCGS) — the skills, agents, rules and documentation come from upstream (MIT); this repository provides
the DeepSeek Harness runtime: Node hooks, skill generation, machine-level install, and the plugin bridge.

Provenance

Upstream targets Claude Code (.claude/, .sh hooks, bash one-liners, @path imports). None of that
runs under DSH (no bash tool, piped child processes are denied by the sandbox, @path is not expanded),
so DSGS generates a DSH-runnable equivalent instead of editing upstream content, and proves no content loss.
The plugin package bundles the framework under payload/ — you never need to look at it while using the plugin.

Install

① Web client

Plugins → Add plugin → paste https://github.com/HYClub/deepseek-harness-game-studios → Install → restart dsh web.

② Desktop client

Open the desktop app, then Plugins → Add plugin → paste the same URL → Install → restart the app.

On first load the plugin installs the framework at machine level (~/.dsh/dsgs plus user-level
bootstrap skills). After that:

/start checks whether the workspace is initialised; if not it initialises it first, then walks you
through onboarding.

What you get

The numbers below are printed by the framework's own checks — run them yourself in any workspace:
node tools/check-dsh.mjs and node…