deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness
DeepSeek Harness (dsh) is an open-source agent harness from DeepSeek AI built on an everything-is-a-plugin architecture over the Cordis framework, started from npm with a local web UI.
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modem-dev/hunk
Hunk is a terminal user interface for reviewing diffs, aimed specifically at changesets written by coding agents. It is built on OpenTUI and the Pierre diffs library, is MIT licensed, and mirrors familiar Git diff commands while opening the result in an interactive review surface instead of printing plain text. The main screen is a multi-file review stream with a sidebar for navigation, split, stacked and responsive automatic layouts, runtime view toggles, mouse support inside the viewer, and the ability to act as a pager or a Git difftool. Inline AI and agent annotations are rendered beside the code, which is the feature the project uses to distinguish itself from delta, difftastic and diff-so-fancy in its own comparison table. Commands include hunk diff to review the working tree including untracked files, hunk show to review the latest or an earlier commit, direct comparison of two files, and hunk patch reading a patch from stdin. A watch mode reloads reviews automatically as the working tree or the compared files change, using filesystem observation with polling as a fallback. Jujutsu and Sapling checkouts are detected automatically so revsets work natively, and the VCS can be forced through configuration. The agent workflow is explicit: the user opens Hunk in a second terminal, asks the agent to load the skill file whose path hunk skill path prints, and then has the agent work against the live review session; richer structured note bodies are available behind an experimental flag. Installation is available through npm as hunkdiff, Homebrew, mise and Nix, requiring Node.js 18 or newer for the npm route and shipping a standalone binary elsewhere; it also ships as a default tool in Omarchy.
https://github.com/modem-dev/hunk
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