@kaze/dsh-im

DeepSeek Harness IM bridge plugin: route inbound Telegram and WeChat messages into per-peer agent sessions and send the agent's reply back to the originating chat. Each provider:peerId pair gets its own live DSH Agent, so conversation history persists for the process lifetime.

• Telegram — official Bot API over long polling (getUpdates/sendMessage), no heavy dependencies (uses Node's global fetch).
• WeChat — the official Tencent OpenClaw Weixin ilink protocol: QR connects the AI bot to WeChat (not a device login), then long-polls getupdates and replies via sendmessage. No heavy dependency.

Install & enable

The plugin is a plain Cordis plugin (not a bundle), so enablement is two steps: install it into the profile, then insert a patch row.

# 1. install into a profile (copies the package into the profile's node_modules)
cd /path/to/kaze-ds-plugins
dsh plugin --profile web add file:./dsh-im

# 2. edit $DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml (see example.cordis.patch.yml)

Use file: (copy), not link:: the profile resolves a plugin's @deepseek-ai/* peers through $DSH_HOME/profiles/node_modules (the flat fallback), and a link: symlink would re-anchor resolution at the checkout directory where those peers are absent.

Minimal patch (Telegram only; both channels off by default so the bridge is inert until you opt in):

- insert:
    - id: dsh-im
      name: '@kaze/dsh-im'
      config:
        telegramEnabled: true
        telegramBotToken: '123456:ABC-...'
        # telegramAllowedUserIds: ['123456789']   # optional allowlist; empty = allow all
        wechatEnabled: false

Restart the profile for the change to take effect.

Configuration

Key	Default	Meaning
agentPreset	""	Agent preset id to join (empty = the profile's default preset). In Web profiles this gives the IM agent the same tools/prompt as a normal Web session.