feat(acp): add native DeepSeek Harness support - #2272
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The harness has no ACP entry point of its own, and the published @deepseek-ai/dsh-acp is an automation surface: it withholds tool calls, reasoning, and mode selection, because a script does not need to watch an agent think. An IDE needs exactly those. So add packages/dsh-acp and ship it as a dsh PROFILE rather than as something the user installs separately. dsh symlinks its whole dependency closure into $DSH_HOME/profiles/node_modules on every launch, so a profile resolves every harness plugin out of the user's own installation. BitFun therefore carries a compiled bridge, not a second copy of the harness, and launches `dsh --profile bitfun-acp`. The model and the key stay in dsh. cordis.yml mounts the harness's own settings, credentials, and default-model rows, so whatever the user picked in dsh's Models page is what an IDE session runs on. BitFun stores nothing about the account. This replaces the `dsh` preset from #2272, which launched the automation surface under the same id. Two of the changes here are not dsh-specific and apply to every ACP agent: tool calls now render as BitFun's native Bash/Read/Edit cards grouped by round, and the model picker handles an agent that publishes a `mode` option instead of models, collapsing to a locked entry once a conversation has fixed its mode. packages/dsh-acp is deliberately not a pnpm workspace member: it pins the whole harness 0.1.0-rc.6 train and carries its own package-lock.json, so installing the harness is the desktop bundle build's cost rather than every contributor's. prepare-dsh-profile.mjs fails the build rather than shipping a bridgeless app, since the two are indistinguishable until a user starts a session. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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dsh) as a built-in native ACP clientdsh-acp-demostdio server directly, with no protocol adapter@deepseek-ai/dsh-acp-demo@nextlocally or on a remote workspace host--configpath needed for a DSHcordis.ymlValidation
cargo test -p bitfun-acp(114 passed)cargo check -p bitfun-acp --no-default-features --features clientcargo check -p bitfun-acp --no-default-features --features serverpnpm --dir src/web-ui run test:run src/infrastructure/config/components/AcpAgentsConfig.test.tsx(11 passed)pnpm run type-check:webpnpm run check:repo-hygieneAcpClientServicelaunched publisheddsh-acp-demo0.1.0-rc.6 and completedinitialize -> session/new -> session/prompt, receiving the replayedPONGresponseRemote scenarios