aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauth
Adds an Antigravity OAuth provider to DeepSeek Harness so the model picker can drive your logged-in Antigravity account without managing API keys.
dsh-antigravity-oauth adds an Antigravity OAuth provider to DeepSeek Harness so the model picker can drive your logged-in Antigravity account without managing API keys. The README documents two install surfaces: the DSH Studio desktop app's 'Add plugin' dialog (which owns the Desktop profile and bundled package manager), and the official web CLI, which writes only the web profile. This release ships lib/, so normal use needs no clone, build or DSHX installation, and the downloadUrl is the plugin's own GitHub source (no npm package).
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauthCopied verbatim from the README's 'Web CLI' block. The README's recommended path is the DSH Studio desktop app's Settings → Plugins → Add plugin dialog with the same github:aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauth address; the web CLI command writes only the web profile and cannot modify the Desktop App profile. If dsh is not on PATH the README gives an npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin … variant, and a file: form for a local clone.
Compatibility
The README states DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2 (client peers >=0.2.0-rc.1 <0.2.1) and Node 22.19+. After installing into an already-running Web Host, reopen that Host once and reload the page; the desktop app may ask you to reload or reopen.
Details
- Repo: aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauth
- Category: Models & Providers
- Stars: 0
- Version: GitHub repo aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauth; installed from the github: source in the README's install block. The README states package 0.2.3 and says this release includes lib/, so normal use needs no clone, build or DSHX installation.
- Last push: 2026-10-08
- First seen: 2026-09-02
FAQ
- Which install path should I use on the desktop app?
- The README recommends Settings → Plugins → Add plugin in the DSH Studio desktop app and entering github:aa2246740/dsh-antigravity-oauth, because the desktop plugin manager owns the Desktop profile and bundled package manager.
- Can the web CLI command configure the desktop app?
- No — the README says the official CLI command writes only the web profile and cannot modify the Desktop App profile.
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