❄ DSCODE

Write code in your terminal. Plug scripts into a live session. Hand tasks between agents.

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DSCODE is a terminal coding agent for macOS and Linux, built on DeepSeek Harness. Dedicated file tools read and edit code with file-version checks; a persistent shell handles searches, builds and tests. The TUI, the CLI and your scripts all share one session runtime instead of each starting their own. It installs as a pinned, reproducible harness—DSH dependencies, TUI and plugins are versioned and verified together.

Most coding agents work alone. DSCODE is built on the opposite assumption: sessions on your machine are visible to each other, so one can hand a task over, another can review the diff, and an independent reviewer decides approvals from your instruction rather than from a rule table.

See it in 60 seconds. Three things most coding agents cannot do, and where to look:

In one terminal	What it shows
/btw why is the cache cold on the first turn?	A side question runs in its own read-only child session and answers in a panel; the exchange never enters the main conversation.
dscode send <session-id> --steer "review the change in parser.ts and reply"	Work handed to another session on this machine; it can read your transcript, answer, and hand the result back.
/permission auto-review · /review-usage	Approvals decided by an independent reviewer from your instruction, with what it allowed and what it cost.

The demo guide summarizes DSCODE features, outlines a five-minute Desktop walkthrough, and retains the 90-second terminal shot list and recording commands.

🧭 Core features