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DSH Ox-Horse Office - a DeepSeek Harness web plugin rendering multi-agent sessions as a live pixi.js office

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DSH Ox-Horse Office

npm License: MIT

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DSH Ox-Horse Office is a Web UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) that renders the live activity of your multi-agent sessions as a pixel-art office. Every agent session becomes an ox/horse worker with its own badge -- running agents type at their desks, idle ones wander and nap, and you are the boss, sitting in the corner office wearing a crown.

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Office entrance

Cast

Role Who Where Looks
The Boss You, the user Private corner office (bottom-right) Dark-brown suit coat, gold trim, glasses, golden crown
The Supervisor The current session (the agent you are talking to) Supervisor desk above the open office floor Golden coat + orange foreman helmet
Workers All other sessions (subagents included) 4×4 desk grid Randomly ox or horse; coat and accessories are stable per session id

The office holds up to 16 workers (supervisor included); overflowing running sessions show up as "queued" and take a seat as earlier ones finish.

Features

Live office activity

  • Working / slacking: a running session types at its desk with a scrolling-code screen and a blue glow; an idle one just sits, and after a while falls asleep at the desk (Zzz bubbles).
  • Speech bubbles: streaming output, tools in flight, and latest reports surface as short bubbles. When the supervisor receives your new instruction it shouts "老板发话了,都给我干起来!" ("The boss has spoken -- back to work, everyone!") and calls every wandering worker back to their desk.
  • Idle wandering: idle workers get up for coffee in the pantry, the whiteboard in the meeting room, or the sofa in the lounge -- with a one-liner like "grab a coffee" when they arrive.
  • Dashboard: live counts of total / working / idle / queued workers.

Click interactions

  • Click a worker: an info card with species, status, title (supervisor / worker), and what it is doing right now.

  • Click a working worker's screen: opens the work monitor window streaming that agent's activity -- thinking, output, tool calls, and reports -- with inline markdown (bold / inline code) support.

    Work monitor

  • Click the boss: opens a mini input bar to issue orders directly to the current session (the supervisor) over the same channel as the main chat input. On success the bar collapses and the supervisor immediately shouts the order out; on failure the error shows inline in red and your draft is kept for retry.

    Issuing orders

Pending approvals

Whenever a session has a tool call awaiting approval, a question, or a plan review:

  • that worker periodically bubbles "🙋 waiting for a decision";
  • the office pops an approval card: approve / reject in place for approvals, or a "go handle" button that jumps to the native panel for questions and plan reviews;
  • dismiss it with ✕ and that particular item stays quiet until it resolves; new items pop again.

The corner office and the boss's daily routine

The boss (you) has a private office: an executive desk, a monitor, a gold-trimmed high-back chair, a bookshelf, plants, and a rug. The boss mostly works, with regular slacking:

  • typing with a scrolling screen and a breathing golden glow while working;
  • periodically napping face-down on the desk with lines like "☕ slacking off, do not disturb" or "let the workers run for a while";
  • occasionally strolling inside the office -- flipping through files, checking reports, watering plants, eavesdropping at the door -- but never stepping out, and no worker ever wanders in.

Camera

  • Drag to pan, wheel to zoom (cursor-anchored), double-click to reset to full view;
  • auto-fits when the panel resizes.

Installation

Prerequisite: the dsh CLI with the web profile (dsh web).

# From npm (recommended)
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-office-plugin

# From a local path
dsh plugin --profile web add ./office-plugin

# From a tarball
dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-office-plugin-0.1.0.tgz

# From git (requires allowBuilds in the profile's pnpm-workspace.yaml, see below)
dsh plugin --profile web add github:geguanming/dsh-office-plugin

Restart dsh web after installing (the plugin graph is read at startup). An "Office" entry appears at the top-right of the browser; click it to open the office panel on the right side while the conversation stays in the center column.

Note: only dsh plugin --profile web add fully activates the two-half plugin; --patch with a file:/// URL loads the host half only and the browser code is never discovered.

Installing from git pulls source and builds on install via the bundled prepare script; pnpm ≥10 blocks install-time build scripts. The first install attempt fails by design: the error prints an exact key (with the git source) to add to the pnpm-workspace.yaml in your profile directory (~/.dsh/profiles/web) before re-running the install command:

allowBuilds:
  dsh-office-plugin@git+ssh://git@github.com/geguanming/dsh-office-plugin.git#<commit>: true

Replace <commit> with the hash printed in the error. Note that the bare package name (dsh-office-plugin: true) does not work. To avoid the allowBuilds dance entirely, use the npm or tarball method above -- prebuilt artifacts, no on-install build.

Usage guide

  1. Start dsh web with the plugin installed, then click the office entry at the top-right;
  2. The left session sidebar auto-collapses for a wider view and restores when you close the panel;
  3. Read the room: the dashboard plus lit/dark screens tell you the global state at a glance;
  4. Click a worker for its info card; click a lit screen for the work monitor;
  5. Click the boss to issue an order, or handle approvals right from the pop-up card;
  6. Double-click the canvas any time to return to the full view.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm run build       # tsdown dual config: host half -> lib/index.js, browser half -> lib/client.js
pnpm run watch
pnpm run typecheck

This is a dsh "two-half" plugin:

  • Host half (src/index.ts): exists only to appear in the host's cordis load table;
  • Browser half (src/client/): discovered via the dsh.client declaration in package.json, served by the loader as a single file at /plugins/<id>/client.js.

Two hard constraints (read CLAUDE.md before changing the build):

  • client.js must be a single-file CJS bundle wrapped in the window.__ModuleLoader__.load banner (inlineDynamicImports: true -- pixi.js has dynamic imports that would otherwise split chunks and 404);
  • the external list in tsdown.config.ts must track PLATFORM_MODULES from packages/client/web/src/platform.ts in the dsh repo, and src/client/runtimeTypes.ts is a hand-aligned local type face of @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-runtime.

Acknowledgements

  • pixi.js (MIT) -- WebGL rendering
  • Inspired by every agent earnestly grinding away in the office
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