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Keep official ACP sessions independent from legacy bridge MCP assignments and cover populated and malformed legacy stores.
Include official DeepSeek Harness and replace stale index spot checks with full enum equality.
Preserve upstream agent pins and runtime fixes alongside official DSH registration and CI regressions.
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Closes #1057
Summary
Add native support for the official DeepSeek Harness (DSH) through its first-party ACP server ("dsh --profile acp").
Codeg currently supports DeepSeek Harness through the community-maintained "deepseek-acp" adapter. Since the official DeepSeek Harness now provides an ACP interface, this PR introduces it as a separate built-in agent while preserving the existing integration and its session history.
Changes
Compatibility
The official DSH ACP server is designed primarily for automation and currently exposes a different feature set from the community "deepseek-acp" adapter.
Supported by the official ACP server:
Currently unsupported by the official ACP server:
For this reason, the official implementation is provided as a separate agent instead of replacing the existing community adapter.
Existing "deepseek" sessions, settings, and custom agent registrations remain unaffected.
Testing
The implementation includes regression tests for the new agent identity and launch configuration.
The following checks still need to be executed:
These checks have not yet been run in the development environment. Runtime compatibility should be verified before merging.
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