DeepSeek Harness Official Links: GitHub, Docs, npm & PyPI
Use the DeepSeek product page, the deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness repository, its GitHub Pages documentation, @deepseek-ai/dsh on npm and deepseek-harness-sdk on PyPI as first-party references. Similar package names can point to unrelated community projects. This page separates verified behavior from community reports and marks the release-candidate context so you can act without mistaking an observation for a permanent guarantee.
What is verified now
Use the DeepSeek product page, the deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness repository, its GitHub Pages documentation, @deepseek-ai/dsh on npm and deepseek-harness-sdk on PyPI as first-party references. Similar package names can point to unrelated community projects.
Evidence basis: Curated first-party links; package identity warning. The status was checked on 14 August 2026; re-check the linked source after any dsh release.
Safe workflow
Use the smallest reversible workflow first. Do not add community plugins or paste credentials while validating the base behavior.
- Choose the first-party destination for the task.
- Check the organization or publisher identity.
- Avoid similarly named packages unless the page labels them as community software.
Verify before moving on
A successful result should be observable: a version string, reachable local URL, valid provider response, loaded configuration, or disappearance of the exact error. If the result differs, stop and capture sanitized evidence rather than stacking unrelated fixes.
- Record the exact dsh, Node or Python version.
- State the operating system and installation method.
- Link the first-party source and include only sanitized logs.
First-party sources
Open the original source before acting on a changed version or unresolved community report.