DeepSeek has released dsh-superagent-prototype, an MIT-licensed TypeScript companion to its paper Exploring Super-agent Design: Towards a More Autonomous Agent System. The repository packages a proactive coding agent as a DeepSeek Harness bundle and targets one GitHub repository per deployment. DeepSeek labels it a research prototype and warns that the code may contain bugs and inconsistent engineering practices.

The agent receives GitHub events and can also connect to Feishu, a workplace messaging platform. After an authorized person requests work, it creates a work item, runs the task in a dedicated agent session and directory, then replies in the original conversation with the result, such as a pull request or a question that requires human input.

From request to repository change

An accepted request moves through a small set of explicit stages designed to preserve context while limiting unnecessary messages and repository activity.

The web panel lists unresolved human actions rather than duplicating the agent’s full activity log. Under the project’s model, a healthy deployment can leave that panel empty while completed work remains visible in GitHub or Feishu.