dsh-loop-engine

Switch the agent loop engine of dsh web the same way you switch a model: a "Loop engine" dropdown in Settings chooses which driver runs your agents — the built-in in-process loop, the Claude Code CLI, the Codex CLI, or the Pi CLI — without changing anything in the main repository.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-loop-engine

Restart dsh web, then open Settings → Loop engine.

Switching engines rewrites a small managed block in cordis.patch.yml. Everything else you wrote in that file is preserved; only the plugin's own span changes.

Requirements

• For the Claude Code engine: the Claude Code CLI installed and logged in on the host.
• For the Codex engine: authenticated either via codex login on the host or a CODEX_API_KEY environment entry.
• For the Pi engine: authenticated the way pi expects (its own ~/.pi/agent/auth.json or the provider's API-key environment variable such as ANTHROPIC_API_KEY).

Usage

1. Pick an engine in Settings → Loop engine — in-process (default), claude-code, codex, or pi — then restart dsh web.
2. To return to the default, pick In-process and restart again.
3. To remove the plugin: dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-loop-engine, then restart dsh web.

Engine notes

• The Claude Code driver runs one SDK query per step; its slash commands are bridged into the web menu (built-ins plus user-level ~/.claude/commands/) and forwarded to the engine, which expands them natively. Project-level .claude/commands/ files stay engine-side and also work typed directly.
• The Codex driver runs codex app-server and has no interactive tool approval — permissions come from the session's sandboxMode + approvalPolicy. Its AGENTS.md instruction files are surfaced through the dsh skill-injection seam across every directory from the session cwd up to the git root, plus ~/.codex/AGENTS.md.
• The Pi driver runs pi --mode rpc; Pi has no permission system, so the whole child is sandboxed through the dsh subprocess service (default read-only). Its context files (AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md with AGENTS.override.md preferred, plus the user-level file under the pi config dir) and its skills/ catalogs (~/.pi/agent/skills/ and .pi/skills/) are surfaced through the dsh skill-injection seam.

License

MIT