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Dsh Agent Teams
Dsh Agent Teams: Plugin that assembles sub-agents and coordinates tasks.
AgentTeams is a plugin that turns the current session into a captain that can assemble durable sub-agents, split a goal into dependency-aware tasks, and coordinate work through direct messages. It provides a team protocol, coordination tools, persistent state, an automatic shared-task scheduler, and a live Web UI. The plugin supports natural language input and has a live activity panel that combines segmented progress, a collapsible roster, and an interactive task DAG. It also has quality gates that support requirements, implementation, verification, review, and integration contracts. The plugin is compatible with different versions of its host and can be installed via npm or Git.
Dsh Agent Teams at a glance
Key features
- Team protocol
- Coordination tools
- Persistent state
- Automatic scheduler
- Live Web UI
Use it for
- Assemble sub-agents
- Coordinate tasks
- Review commits
Alternatives to Dsh Agent Teams
- DSH Desktop — It offers a graphical interface for agent management and built-in remote access.
- Agensh — Scales to 1,024 self-organizing agents without a central orchestrator.
- DS Bot — Runs local bots with memory, group chats, and MCP capabilities.
- DSH Desktop — Eliminates command-line setup for local agent runtime deployment.
- Dsh World — Provides companions with real memory and daily routines.
- Dsh Wechat — Control computer agents remotely via WeChat without public IPs.
- Dsh Anchored Standard — It separates initial trajectory selection from later tool use for better performance.
- Agenta — Build and automate AI agents that run on your own infrastructure or the cloud.
- Alook — Connects existing local coding agents to team communication channels.
- Dsh Context — Provides complete context visibility and usage tracking.
- DSH Android — Runs directly on Android without root or Termux to automate tasks.
- Endo — Combine agents from different vendors into one thread and workflow.
All Dsh Agent Teams alternatives