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  "title": "DeepSeek Harness is Insanely Good",
  "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1vw10m3/deepseek_harness_is_insanely_good/",
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  "upload_date": "20260823",
  "published_at": "2026-08-23T07:55:30+00:00",
  "transcript": "I don't know about you guys, but Deep-seek harness is insane. It's not focused on being a coder agent, it's webUI made it very easy to just checkin from time to time, and the best part? Why it's better than Hermes? It wasn't frustrating at all to setup. ZERO. NADA. Progressive setup is such an improved UX. Why? Because I got deepseek to integrate with SimpleX by simply asking it to. BY SIMPLY ASKING IT TO. NO WAITING ON A PR TO MERGE. No one telling me to RTFM, no need to google or search for community plugins.\n\nSo yeah, I got what I wanted, which is E2EE + TOR messaging with an AI agent, and I got it without writing my own opinionated harness (I procrastinated so hard that dsh did a better job than me). DSH is unopinionated enough that you just mold it into behaving how you want it to behave.\n\n\n\n--- Top Comments ---\n\n\n[47 upvotes] It is good, I hate that there is still no CLI/TUI version of it to manage it via ssh, but I am loving how capable it is nonetheless. \n\n[20 upvotes] My impression: very clunky  \nCLI would be better\n\n[16 upvotes] it certainly seems better thought out than vibeslop harnesses like hermes and omp but i prefer the terminal to yet another webui residing somewhere in my hundreds of goddamn tabs\n\n[14 upvotes] I also switched from opencode to deepseek harness, combined with qwen or deepseek 0731, it is pretty much codex/gpt at home.",
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