hive.deepseek IAddon: runs the SSE bridge (hive-vessel.executor.sse), owns the vessel registry, and presents on behalf of the dependencies it is told to.
Config (manifest :addon/config merged with runtime config): :deepseek/port bridge port (default 7925, 0 = any) :deepseek/host bind host (default loopback) :deepseek/token shared secret the dsh plugin must send :deepseek/presenter-id id registered on presenter seats (default :deepseek) :deepseek/present-on addon ids whose presenter seat this vessel takes (default #{}: none)
Registry: hive-vessel's standard translators, then the :vessel/translators
hook of every injected dependency, then translators added at runtime
through the :vessel/register-translators! hook.
Presenter seats: a dependency named in :deepseek/present-on whose hooks
include a key named register-presenter! (hive.carto-flow's is one) gets
this vessel's delivery registered under the presenter id, so its frames
reach dsh with no code on either side naming the other. Opt-in, because a
brick (hive-carto-flow-deepseek) registers under :deepseek itself, and two
registrars would replace each other on every mount.
hive.deepseek IAddon: runs the SSE bridge (hive-vessel.executor.sse), owns
the vessel registry, and
presents on behalf of the dependencies it is told to.
Config (manifest :addon/config merged with runtime config):
:deepseek/port bridge port (default 7925, 0 = any)
:deepseek/host bind host (default loopback)
:deepseek/token shared secret the dsh plugin must send
:deepseek/presenter-id id registered on presenter seats (default :deepseek)
:deepseek/present-on addon ids whose presenter seat this vessel takes
(default #{}: none)
Registry: hive-vessel's standard translators, then the `:vessel/translators`
hook of every injected dependency, then translators added at runtime
through the `:vessel/register-translators!` hook.
Presenter seats: a dependency named in :deepseek/present-on whose hooks
include a key named `register-presenter!` (hive.carto-flow's is one) gets
this vessel's delivery registered under the presenter id, so its frames
reach dsh with no code on either side naming the other. Opt-in, because a
brick (hive-carto-flow-deepseek) registers under :deepseek itself, and two
registrars would replace each other on every mount.hive's LLM providers as DeepSeek Harness model routes.
hive-mcp's config already names every OpenAI-compatible provider the swarm
uses (:llm-providers, each with :api-url, :secret-key,
:default-model, :available-models) and where its key lives
(:secrets, e.g. "pass:Venice/key"). dsh's llm-pi-ai plugin accepts
hand-declared routes of the same shape. This namespace is the projection
from one to the other, so a dsh session runs on the same providers and
models as the swarm without restating them.
Pure. It never reads a key: a route names the environment variable dsh
resolves per request, and credential-refs says where a launcher finds
each value. A secret that is not a pass: reference is never copied
anywhere; its route is reported as unresolved instead.
SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
hive's LLM providers as DeepSeek Harness model routes. hive-mcp's config already names every OpenAI-compatible provider the swarm uses (`:llm-providers`, each with `:api-url`, `:secret-key`, `:default-model`, `:available-models`) and where its key lives (`:secrets`, e.g. "pass:Venice/key"). dsh's `llm-pi-ai` plugin accepts hand-declared routes of the same shape. This namespace is the projection from one to the other, so a dsh session runs on the same providers and models as the swarm without restating them. Pure. It never reads a key: a route names the environment variable dsh resolves per request, and `credential-refs` says where a launcher finds each value. A secret that is not a `pass:` reference is never copied anywhere; its route is reported as unresolved instead. SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
DeepSeek Harness as a hive vessel.
The vessel speaks hive-vessel's :json dialect; its executor is hive-vessel's
SSE bridge, consumed by the dsh browser plugin (dsh/ in this repo), which
paints panels in the right Sidebar, raises notices, opens workspace files
and re-emits json/event messages as Cordis events.
Two faces over the same target:
target -- a hive-vessel target, for plan / dispatch! / broadcast!->vessel -- a hive-addon IVessel, for a host's vessel registry; its
:delivery capability accepts ops or presentation
envelopes and dispatches them through the registry.DeepSeek Harness as a hive vessel.
The vessel speaks hive-vessel's :json dialect; its executor is hive-vessel's
SSE bridge, consumed by the dsh browser plugin (dsh/ in this repo), which
paints panels in the right Sidebar, raises notices, opens workspace files
and re-emits `json/event` messages as Cordis events.
Two faces over the same target:
- `target` -- a hive-vessel target, for plan / dispatch! / broadcast!
- `->vessel` -- a hive-addon IVessel, for a host's vessel registry; its
:delivery capability accepts ops or presentation
envelopes and dispatches them through the registry.cljdoc builds & hosts documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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