deepseek-harness-game-studios

DeepSeek Harness Game Studios

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[Install](#install) · [Implementation status](#implementation-status) · [Project structure](#project-structure) · [Testing your customizations](#testing-your-own-customizations) · [Verification](#verification) · [License](#license)

Turn a single DeepSeek Harness session into a full game development studio.

49 agents. 79 skills. One coordinated AI team.

This is a port of [Claude Code Game Studios](https://github.com/Donchitos/Claude-Code-Game-Studios) (CCGS)

to DeepSeek Harness (DSH) — not a rewrite from scratch: the skills, agents, rules and docs come from

upstream (MIT); this repository provides the DSH-native runtime (Node hooks, skill generation,

machine-level install, plugin bridge).

Provenance

| | |

|---|---|

| Upstream project | [Donchitos/Claude-Code-Game-Studios](https://github.com/Donchitos/Claude-Code-Game-Studios) |

| Upstream version this port tracks | v1.1.2 (commit b21fa0f, 2026-09-29) |

| Upstream license | MIT (Copyright © 2026 Donchitos) — reused here |

| This repository | deepseek-harness-game-studios (DSGS) v0.2.3 |

| Port strategy | Dual stack, one source: .claude/ is the content source (upstream text, kept verbatim); .dsh/** is generated by tools/build-dsh.mjs |

Upstream targets Claude Code (.claude/, .sh hooks, bash one-liners, @path imports). None of that

runs under DSH (no bash tool, piped child processes are denied by the sandbox, @path is not expanded),

so instead of editing upstream content we generate a DSH-runnable equivalent and prove no content loss.

> The plugin package bundles the framework under payload/ — you never need to look at it while using the plugin.

Install

① Web client

Plugins → Add plugin → paste https://github.com/HYClub/deepseek-harness-game-studios → Install → restart dsh web.

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/HYClub/deepseek-harness-game-studios

② Desktop client

Open the desktop app, then Plugins → Add plugin → paste the same URL → Install → restart the app.

On first load the plugin installs the framework at machine level (~/.dsh/dsgs plus user-level

bootstrap skills). After that:

new working directory → new session → type /start

/start checks whether the workspace is initialised; if not it initialises it first, then walks you

through onboarding.

Upgrade

Run /update inside an initialised workspace (0.2.1 and later):

/update

It reads the installed version and the newest release, shows the commands it will run, and runs them only after

you agree. Restart the client afterwards — the new skills appear in a new session.

Is this workspace initialised? Yes when .dsh/skills/start/SKILL.md or .dsgs-installed.json exists in the

project root. If neither is there, open the project in DSH, start a new session and type /start: that

initialises it once, and every later session in the same project can use /update.

Coming from 0.2.0 or earlier? /update only exists from 0.2.1 on, so the first update is manual:

dsh plugin --profile web remove deepseek-harness-game-studios
dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/HYClub/deepseek-harness-game-studios

Desktop app users do the same through Plugins (see below). Every update after that is one /update.

Desktop app — the app owns its plugin profile, so the command line cannot change it. Open Plugins, uninstall

deepseek-harness-game-studios, choose Add plugin, paste

https://github.com/HYClub/deepseek-harness-game-studios, install, then restart the app. /update still reports

the version and tells you when this is needed.

What the plugin writes to your machine (and how to undo it)

| Path | What |

|---|---|

| ~/.dsh/dsgs/** | framework payload (skills, agents, rules, hooks, tools, docs, instruction files) |