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dsh-plugin-coaligne
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CoAligne workflow skill installer for DeepSeek Harness; requires CoAligne Desktop (signed in) to provide the MCP connection the skill depends on
Bring your team's shared https://www.coaligne.com project context into DeepSeek Harness.
CoAligne is a collaboration platform where teammates and their Agents share project context. CoAligne Desktop syncs local project files and Agent conversations into a cloud project, and connects your local agents — including DSH — to that cloud context.
coaligne-workflow skill, installed into your agents home at plugin activation (skills/ under $DSH_AGENTS_HOME, default .agents in your home directory): teaches the agent when and how to use the CoAligne tools — collaboration queries, long-content search strategy, comment replies, sharing flows, and a single-project AI usage report.mcp__coaligne__<tool>):
list_projects, me, get_project_activity — project discovery and recent activitysearch — sandboxed read-only shell (grep, cat, find, …) over synced files and Agent session logsdownload_file, list_file_comments, reply_file_comment — file downloads and comment threadscreate_file_link, resolve_file_link, resolve_session_link — private app.coaligne.com/f/{code} and app.coaligne.com/s/{code} locator linkslist_project_reviewers, create_review_request — send a file or Agent session to a teammate
Install this plugin (or one-click install from dsh-market):
npm install dsh-plugin-coaligne
Sign up at https://www.coaligne.com.
Install CoAligne Desktop (macOS and Windows) from https://www.coaligne.com, sign in, and import your local project. Desktop then does two things for you:
@deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client row with serverName coaligne and your account credentials). No manual token handling.That's it — restart your DSH session and the mcp__coaligne__* tools are available, with the skill guiding when to use them.
Without CoAligne Desktop this plugin is not usable: it only installs the workflow skill, and the skill's tools all come from the Desktop-provisioned MCP connection. The plugin logs an explicit warning at activation when no Desktop connection is found.
The bundle patch (cordis.patch.yml) composes two rows into your profile:
| Row | Package | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
coaligne-skill | dsh-plugin-coaligne | Installs the bundled coaligne-workflow skill into $DSH_AGENTS_HOME (default: .agents in your home directory) |
coaligne-skill-invariant | dsh-plugin-coaligne/invariant | Package-owned invariant companion |
The MCP connection is deliberately not declared here — CoAligne Desktop provisions and maintains it, so this package never sees or stores credentials.
The coaligne-skill row accepts:
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
installSkill | true | Install/refresh the bundled skill at activation |
agentsHome | '' | Override the agents home; empty resolves $DSH_AGENTS_HOME, then .agents in the home directory |
installSkill: false if you manage skills yourself.pnpm install
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test
pnpm build
BSD-3-Clause. Scaffolded from https://github.com/omdsh-dev/plugin-template.
FAQs
CoAligne workflow skill installer for DeepSeek Harness; requires CoAligne Desktop (signed in) to provide the MCP connection the skill depends on
We found that dsh-plugin-coaligne demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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