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dshCordis

Why Agents Always Leave Junk When Swapping Tools: dsh Dissects Cordis Runtime

dsh team dissects Cordis runtime: bind every state change to its inverse for auto-rollback. Decides if AI agents can truly deploy in enterprises.

4d ago2 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek Agent Framework Reverse-Engineered — LLM Race Moves to App Layer

DeepSeek's dsh Agent framework just got fully reverse-engineered. China's LLM firms are pushing from models to app infrastructure—real impact for deve

4d ago2 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek Reveals dsh Agent Architecture: Same Code, Local or Cloud via Part Swap

DeepSeek's dsh splits Agents into Definition, Provider, Consumer. Swap a part, local code becomes cloud sandbox—real framework bet from Chinese AI fir

5d ago2 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek's Bank-Style Event Log: Chinese AI Firms Catch Up on Engineering

DeepSeek's Agent drops chat arrays for bank-style event logs—a signal Chinese AI firms are moving from demo to production engineering.

Aug 192 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek's Agent Framework Dissected Line by Line — Chinese AI Opens Source

DeepSeek's dsh Agent framework dissected: 9 files, 2,693 lines of TypeScript public. A top Chinese AI lab opening its engineering stack is itself a si

Aug 192 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek Open-Sources 50-Module Agent Stack — China LLM Firms Sell the 'Chassis'

DeepSeek open-sourced dsh — 50+ MIT-licensed npm packages in TypeScript. First Chinese LLM vendor to open the AI task-execution infrastructure layer.

Aug 162 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek Open-Sources dsh — 50K Stars in a Day, But Its README Is One Sentence

DeepSeek open-sourced 'dsh' Aug 13 — 50K stars in a day. The real story: Chinese AI is moving from model wars to toolchain battles.

Aug 142 min read
DeepSeekdsh

DeepSeek Breaks Agent Frameworks Into Legos — Chinese Vendors Race for the Base

DeepSeek's dsh plugin-izes every Agent component, even the core loop. 30K stars in a day suggest hardcoded Agent kernels are giving way to plug-and-pl

Aug 132 min read