v0.1.0

First stable release, for DeepSeek Harness 0.2.x (tested on 0.2.1-rc.2 and 0.2.1-rc.3). The code is the same as 0.1.0-rc.9. From 0.1.0-rc.7 or later, the same dsh plugin add command upgrades it; from 0.1.0-rc.6 or earlier, remove @fky/dsh-threads first (see 0.1.0-rc.7). Projects and threads are kept.

Install

Quit DeepSeek Harness completely, then:

dsh plugin --profile desktop add @kyf-eng/dsh-threads@0.1.0

or from this release: dsh plugin --profile desktop add https://github.com/Kyf-eng/dsh-threads/releases/download/v0.1.0/kyf-eng-dsh-threads-0.1.0.tgz

Use --profile web for the Web app. If an earlier version of @kyf-eng/dsh-threads is installed, this command replaces it. Usage, configuration and known limitations: README（中文） · English.

Changes

What 0.1.0 does, gathered from the release candidates below:

• Projects: a folder plus a standing main conversation, created from the sidebar's "Projects" section (with the system folder chooser) or with "Make project" on a conversation. A project has an icon, a goal for the coordinator, and instructions every thread also receives; its menu pins, archives, deletes, sets desktop notifications and opens settings (coordinator and thread models, token usage).
• Threads: the main conversation opens threads for self-contained work, sends them follow-ups, and suggests ones you did not ask for (in a card above the composer; they start only when you click). Each thread is a real session that opens in the right pane, where you can talk to it, stop it, mark it resolved or archive it. /thread <task> opens one directly.
• Reports: a thread reports what it did, which files changed and what it needs you to decide. The main conversation wakes once, after all its running threads have finished, with a guard against wake-up loops; a thread that forgets to report is reminded once.
• Parallel and isolated: up to 3 threads per main conversation run at once (maxRunning). A thread that changes files can work in its own git worktree and branch (dsh-threads/<n>-<id>); the main conversation merges only when you ask, and /thread cleanup removes finished worktrees.
• A coordinator that leads: it hands documents, multi-file changes and investigations to threads, does not commit, merge or switch branches unless asked, and does not get around git hooks or permission checks.
• Claude-style interface: thread cards and "↳ N replies" in the conversation, a raised hand when a thread waits for you, a breathing dot while threads run, file and branch chips, and a "Projects" section in the sidebar. Project conversations and threads stay out of DSH's workspace list.
• Threads keep the main conversation's permission mode; a thread is not opened when that mode cannot be read.
• Host-side text in Chinese and English, following DeepSeek Harness's language.
• Platforms: developed and fully tested on macOS Desktop, tested twice on Windows Desktop (x64), used on Web.