dsh-subagent-conductor

English

Current release: 0.2.0 — A settings and default-route layer over the OFFICIAL DeepSeek Harness subagent tools. DSH 0.1.2+ fine-grained Remotes are used on the Client; no legacy connection fallback remains.

Lifecycle-safe subagent routing settings for DeepSeek Harness Web: per-root-session provider/model/reasoning-effort selection in the composer, role templates with a visual editor, and a global default route. It does not patch DSH, does not replace or wrap the stock subagent / subagent_fork tools, and does not register its own delegation tool.

中文

面向 DeepSeek Harness Web 官方子代理工具（subagent / subagent_fork）的设置与默认路由层：输入框根会话选择、角色模板与全局默认路由。不修改 DSH、不替换官方工具、不注册自有委派工具、不使用私有 marker。

How it works

Delegation and explicit model selection belong to the official tools. Conductor only provides layers that run before the official choice at every subagent request boundary:

root-session composer selection
> default role route
> global Settings default
> official tool selection (explicit tool arguments / tool-instance defaults)
> native DSH inheritance

Provider, model, and reasoning effort resolve independently through those layers. The final provider/model pair is validated as one exact route through llm.resolveModelInfo; a conductor reasoning effort is applied only when that exact model publishes it in reasoning.efforts. When every conductor layer is empty the request is left exactly as the official flow produced it, so pure official/inherit delegation never changes. Invalid configured routes degrade with a Host warning and keep the official/inherited request intact — stock delegation never breaks.

The official layer is read from the child's creation-time AgentOptions snapshot (provider / model / reasoningEffort). That snapshot already contains explicit model-facing tool arguments, tool-instance config defaults, or the parent route copied at creation, so the listener needs no private marker and has no cold-resume special case: the same deterministic precedence applies to fresh, nested, and cold-resumed children.

Composer selector

The selector renders on the left of the main model seat (conversation.input.right). It picks one provider/model (and optionally a reasoning effort) per root session: root and child views resolve the same key through the official session-summary lineage (origin / parentId) and fail closed instead of writing a child-only key. It labels the effective source of each value (default role / root-session / global default / official-or-native) and writes through the revision-aware official Settings API.

Settings card

Settings → Plugins → Subagent Conductor manages:

• global default route (provider/model pair plus optional effort),
• the default role (applied only when no root-session selection exists),
• visual role CRUD (id, display name, description, provider/model pair, effort), with JSON import/export as an advanced bulk-edit and backup path.

Roles are route presets with display metadata. They do not carry persona or tool filters: those are start-time fields owned by the official tool rows, and conductor does not claim a runtime channel for them in v0.2.

Migration from 0.1.x

v0.1's private AgentOptions marker, the subagent_direct delegation tool, and the runtime persona/toolFilter/transport/maxDepth/background controls are removed: the official tool rows own delegation, persona/toolFilter config, depth and background policy now. Existing subagent-conductor namespace values are normalized on read — dropped v1 keys are ignored and never resurrected. Behavior change is deliberate: routing precedence is now session > default role > global default > official choice (v0.1 put an explicit role marker above the session selection).

Development

From this directory run:

npm test
npm run check
npm pack --dry-run

See docs/design.md for the v0.2 contract. HANDOFF.md records the superseded v0.1 review and is kept for history.

Acknowledgements

Design research reviewed the MIT-licensed projects dsh-subagent-model-picker and dsh-plugin-subagent-director. This package keeps its own settings/lifecycle contract and does not copy their delegation implementation.

License

MIT