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Integration plugins for DeepSeek Harness

Connect the harness to chat apps, devices and other services.

Integration plugins connect the harness to things outside it. Some let you talk to the agent from a chat app, some expose a session so you can reach it from a phone or another machine, and some link to services such as issue trackers or calendars. They are how the agent stops being tied to one browser tab on one computer.

4 plugins

How to choose

Every integration opens a door, so check who can walk through it. A chat bot should restrict which users or channels may give it instructions, and a remote access plugin should require authentication and say how the connection is protected. Look at where tokens are stored and what the plugin asks for on the other service; request the narrowest access that works. Third-party APIs change, so an integration that has not been updated in a long time may no longer connect.

Terms used on this page

Adapter
The code that translates between the harness and one external platform's messages and events.
Webhook
A URL that an outside service calls to notify the harness that something happened.
Access token
A secret string that lets the plugin act on your behalf on another service.

Questions and answers

If I connect the agent to a group chat, can anyone there control it?

Unless the plugin limits it, yes. Look for an allowlist of users or channels and set it before adding the bot anywhere shared, especially if the agent has tools that can change files or run commands.

Do I need a public server for remote access?

Not always. Some plugins make an outbound connection through a relay or tunnel, others expect you to expose a port yourself. Each approach has different trust and setup costs, so read which one the plugin uses.

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