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Mixture of Agents (MoA) plugin for DeepSeek Harness with /moa slash command, file workspaces, and Live Canvas integration

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📦 @goodandready/dsh-moa

Mixture of Agents (MoA) Multi-Model Collaboration & Synthesis Engine for DeepSeek Harness

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If you like this plugin, please star it on GitHub — it shows me that the plugin is useful to you and motivates me to keep developing it.

🐛 If you find a bug or would like to request a feature, open a GitHub issue in any language — I will review your proposal and implement useful suggestions in a future plugin version.

⚡ Overview & The Problem

Single-model AI generation often suffers from blind spots, single-perspective biases, hallucinated architectural choices, and inconsistent code quality on challenging engineering tasks. When prompted with ambiguous or complex specifications, a single model may make premature assumptions and produce monolithic, unvetted implementations.

@goodandready/dsh-moa brings the Mixture of Agents (MoA) architecture natively to DeepSeek Harness via the /moa slash command:

  1. Adaptive Clarification Questionnaire: For broad or underspecified prompts, advisor models formulate clarifying options and the judge synthesizes a structured 2–4 question questionnaire before generating code.
  2. Parallel Proposers Fan-Out & Workspace Isolation: Multiple independent models evaluate the prompt concurrently. Each candidate's proposed files are written to isolated disk sandboxes (.moa/candidate-N/), avoiding cross-pollution.
  3. Frontier Judge Evaluation & File Promotion: A flagship reasoning model critically benchmarks all proposals, selects the winning candidate via machine markers (WINNER_CANDIDATE_INDEX: N), and promotes the winner's files directly into the project root directory.
  4. Token-Saving Chat Summarization: Replaces massive code dumps in chat bubbles with compact file listings and clean architectural summaries.
  5. One-Shot Session Model Restoration: Executes cleanly as a one-shot turn modifier, automatically reverting back to the user's primary session model immediately after completion.
  6. Dynamic Model Pricing Catalog & Token Estimation: Real-time rate resolution for 300+ models fetched automatically in the background from OpenRouter's public catalog (cached locally in ~/.dsh/storages/dsh-moa-catalog.json for 24h), plus support for direct vendor rates and custom prices overrides in settings.yaml.
  7. Refinement Mode (Incremental Edits): Automatically detects existing codebase context to generate precise delta modifications instead of destructive full-file rewrites.
  8. Fast Mode & Custom Judge Criteria: Ultra-fast single-model preset for quick tasks and customizable evaluation guidelines for the judge.
  9. Run History & Win-Rate Leaderboard: Persistent logging of every run kind (synthesis, fast mode, questionnaire) with built-in REST endpoints (/dsh-moa/history, /dsh-moa/leaderboard, /dsh-moa/runs/<id>).
  10. Live Canvas 1-Click Preview (optional): when the @goodandready/dsh-live-canvas plugin is installed in the same profile, the promoted HTML is pushed to its sandbox and the MoA answer carries a one-click preview link; without it the step is skipped silently.

🏗️ Architecture

graph TD
    subgraph Input ["User Interaction (Chat Composer)"]
        Cmd["Slash Command: /moa [preset] &lt;prompt&gt;"]
        Gate{"Ambiguity Check & Questionnaire"}
        QModal["Interactive Clarifying Questions<br/>(Options & Write-in responses)"]
    end

    subgraph Proposers ["Parallel Proposer Layer (Advisors)"]
        P1["Proposer Model 1<br/>(Creative Approach)"]
        P2["Proposer Model 2<br/>(Alternative Design)"]
        P3["Proposer Model 3<br/>(Performant Strategy)"]
        WS1[".moa/candidate-1/<br/>(Isolated Files)"]
        WS2[".moa/candidate-2/<br/>(Isolated Files)"]
        WS3[".moa/candidate-3/<br/>(Isolated Files)"]
    end

    subgraph Judge ["Synthesis & Promotion Layer"]
        Aggregator["Frontier Judge Model<br/>(Cross-Evaluation & Code Critique)"]
        WinnerMarker{"WINNER_CANDIDATE_INDEX"}
        Promote["Promote Winner Files<br/>(Move to project root & cleanup sandboxes)"]
        Summary["Token-Saving Summary<br/>(File overview & architecture highlights)"]
    end

    Cmd --> Gate
    Gate -->|Broad/Underspecified| QModal
    QModal -->|User Answers| P1 & P2 & P3
    Gate -->|Explicit/Detailed| P1 & P2 & P3
    P1 --> WS1
    P2 --> WS2
    P3 --> WS3
    WS1 & WS2 & WS3 --> Aggregator
    Aggregator --> WinnerMarker
    WinnerMarker --> Promote
    Promote --> Summary

✨ Features & Capabilities

1. Slash Command (/moa) & Autocompletion

Integrated directly into the DeepSeek Harness composer via client input triggers. Typing /moa shows presets and instant autocompletion:

/moa build a real-time reactive dashboard with charts and websocket updates

Or target a specific named preset:

/moa code-review audit the auth middleware and security boundaries

The flag form is equivalent:

/moa --preset=deep-reasoning solve this math problem step by step

2. Adaptive Questionnaire Gate

When prompts are open-ended or lack architectural specifications (e.g. "build a calculator app"), advisor models detect ambiguities and formulate focused clarifying questions (e.g., UI style, persistence backend, framework choice) before generating code.

3. Parallel Fan-Out with Live Heartbeats

  • Proposers query concurrently with live heartbeat progress badges (⏳ [3s] Processing..., per-model completion status).
  • Bulky system prompts and tool schemas are cleanly stripped from advisor contexts, eliminating "missing tools" refusals and token bloat.

4. Disk-Level Candidate Isolation & Promotion

Unlike standard chat-only MoA, dsh-moa isolates file generation onto the filesystem:

  • Each proposer generates files into .moa/candidate-1/, .moa/candidate-2/, etc.
  • The Judge compares implementations and selects the optimal solution with WINNER_CANDIDATE_INDEX: N.
  • The winner's files are promoted to the workspace root, and temporary candidate directories are pruned automatically.

5. Native Settings Card & Presets

Configure your models in Settings → Plugins → Mixture of Agents:

  • Set custom Proposer models (e.g., fast generative models for diverse ideas).
  • Set the Aggregator / Judge model (e.g., deep reasoning models for rigorous critique).
  • Configure named presets (default, fast, deep-reasoning), judge criteria and temperatures.
  • Enable or disable MoA and see the real host status chip; the telemetry grid shows total runs and average run cost.

6. Live Canvas 1-Click Preview (optional)

If @goodandready/dsh-live-canvas is installed in the same profile, dsh-moa pushes the promoted HTML file to the Live Canvas REST contract (POST /dsh-live-canvas/api/preview, served by the same harness webServer) and appends a one-click preview link (/dsh-live-canvas/sandbox/<id>) to the answer. Without the plugin the step is skipped silently — no errors in the log, no dead links.


📦 Installation

Install into your DeepSeek Harness web profile:

dsh plugin --profile web add @goodandready/dsh-moa

Restart your DeepSeek Harness instance and refresh the browser.


⚡ 10 Specialized Built-in Presets & Candidate Personas

v0.2.13 introduces 10 ready-to-use presets engineered for real-world software workflows:

| Preset Name | Purpose | Default Aggregator | Peer Critique | Blind Eval | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :---: | :---: | | default | Balanced multi-model generation | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | Optional | Off | | code-review | Thorough peer review & vulnerability detection | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | On | On | | fast-audit | Ultra-fast single-model audit (Fast Mode) | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | Off | Off | | deep-architect | Distributed systems & complex architectures | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | On | Off | | bug-hunter | Root cause discovery & adversarial edge cases | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | On | Off | | refactor-cleanup | Dead-code pruning & standard-library simplicity | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | Off | Off | | frontend-ui | High-fidelity responsive web interfaces | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | Off | Off | | security-audit | Zero-trust threat analysis & sanitization | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | On | On | | math-logic | Deterministic algorithmic proofs & math logic | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | On | Off | | creative-brainstorm| Divergent lateral thinking & ideation | codex:gpt-5.6-sol | Off | Off |

Candidate Personas (role_persona)

Assign archetypal engineering mentalities to individual candidate slots to ensure genuine perspective divergence:

  • minimalist (Ponytail Senior): standard library first, zero external dependencies, minimal moving parts.
  • robustness: defensive coding, boundary validation, graceful fallback handling, idempotent operations.
  • performance: algorithmic complexity minimization, memory efficiency, zero-copy operations.
  • tester: test-driven methodology, high branch coverage, explicit assertion design.
  • general: balanced standard engineering approach.

🤝 Consilium Round 2 (Peer Critique) & Syntax Auto-Fix Gate

  • Consilium (Round 2): Enable peer_critique_enabled: true in preset settings. Each candidate receives peer proposals and submits an improved, hardened iteration before judge evaluation.
  • Syntax Pre-Check Gate: In-memory JS/MJS and JSON syntax verification runs automatically on all candidate files. If a proposal contains syntax errors, it is flagged with [⚠️ Syntax Warning] and the judge receives a strict mandate: if this candidate has superior design, auto-correct the syntax in the synthesized deliverable and award them the win.
  • User Candidate Override: Enable allow_candidate_override: true to preserve candidate sandboxes in .moa/candidate-N/. At any time, promote any candidate using /moa promote <runId> <candidateIndex> or the UI button.

⚙️ Configuration (settings.yaml)

Configure presets and model pipelines in settings.yaml or through the Web UI Settings panel (Settings → Plugins → Mixture of Agents):

# settings.yaml
dsh-moa:
  enabled: true
  default_preset: "default"
  prices:
    "my-provider/my-model":
      input: 0.20
      output: 0.80
    "ollama/*":
      input: 0
      output: 0
  presets:
    - name: default
      ask_clarifying_questions: true
      reference_models:
        - provider: "your-fast-provider"
          model: "your-creative-model"
        - provider: "your-fast-provider"
          model: "your-balanced-model"
      aggregator:
        provider: "your-reasoning-provider"
        model: "your-judge-model"
      reference_temperature: 0.6
      aggregator_temperature: 0.4
      max_tokens: 4096
      judge_criteria: ""
    - name: fast
      ask_clarifying_questions: false
      reference_models:
        - provider: "your-fast-provider"
          model: "your-fast-model"
      aggregator:
        provider: "your-fast-provider"
        model: "your-fast-model"

Configuration Parameters

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |:---|:---|:---|:---| | enabled | boolean | true | Master switch for the /moa command, turn routing and POST /dsh-moa/run (editable in the settings card) | | default_preset | string | "default" | Preset invoked when typing /moa <prompt> without an explicit preset | | presets | array | [...] | Named presets; selected via /moa <name> <prompt> or /moa --preset=<name> <prompt> | | presets[].reference_models | array | [...] | Proposer models queried concurrently during the proposal phase | | presets[].aggregator | object | {...} | Judge model responsible for synthesis, critique, and winner selection | | presets[].ask_clarifying_questions | boolean | true | Synthesize a clarifying questionnaire for broad/underspecified prompts (per preset) | | presets[].curator_synthesis | boolean | false | Curator mode: evaluates strongest parts across candidates using the antipatterns rubric and advises an assembler model | | presets[].stream_aggregator | boolean | true | Stream judge/aggregator tokens live in real-time with zero TTFT wait | | presets[].quorum_enabled | boolean | false | Straggler mitigation: proceed with synthesis once >= 60% candidates respond | | presets[].grace_period_sec | number | 10 | Grace period in seconds to wait for stragglers after quorum is reached | | presets[].aggregator_fallbacks | array | [] | Ordered fallback judge models tried if primary aggregator encounters transient errors | | presets[].blind_evaluation | boolean | false | Anonymize candidate model names for the judge/curator to eliminate family/brand bias | | presets[].reference_timeout_sec | number | 60 | Per-candidate execution timeout in seconds | | presets[].aggregator_timeout_sec | number | 180 | Aggregator/judge synthesis timeout in seconds | | presets[].reference_temperature / .aggregator_temperature | number | 0.6 / 0.4 | Sampling temperatures for proposers and judge | | presets[].max_tokens | number | 4096 | Max output tokens per model call | | presets[].judge_criteria | string | "" | Optional extra evaluation criteria passed to the judge | | prices | map | {} | Custom USD-per-1M-token rates ("provider/model", "provider/*", "*") applied to cost estimation |

Privacy note: in refinement mode, readable project files (up to ~16k characters; dotfiles such as .env* are excluded) are included in the prompts sent to the configured candidate and judge providers. Avoid running /moa in projects whose non-dotfile files contain secrets.


📊 REST API & Endpoints

| Endpoint | Method | Description | |:---|:---|:---| | /dsh-moa/status | GET | Health/enablement snapshot used by the settings card status chip | | /dsh-moa/presets | GET | Returns the configured MoA presets and default preset | | /dsh-moa/presets | POST | Replaces presets/default preset/enabled after schema validation (400 on invalid payload) | | /dsh-moa/models | GET | Lists models available for candidate/judge slots | | /dsh-moa/history?limit=20&offset=0 | GET | Returns recent MoA runs with candidates, winner, cost, and tokens | | /dsh-moa/leaderboard | GET | Computes model win-rate leaderboard and average execution costs | | /dsh-moa/runs/<id> | GET | Returns a single recorded run by id | | /dsh-moa/run | POST | Runs the full MoA pipeline over HTTP (400 when enabled: false) |


🧪 Testing

Run the automated test suite:

npm test

📄 License

MIT © GooDAnDReaDY

Compatibility

DSH 0.1.5-rc.2: errorDSH 0.1.6-alpha.1: errorDSH 0.1.5-rc.1: errorDSH 0.1.5-alpha.2: errorDSH 0.1.5-alpha.1: errorDSH 0.1.3-alpha.2: errorDSH 0.1.2-rc.1: errorDSH 0.1.2-alpha.5: errorDSH 0.1.2-alpha.4: errorDSH 0.1.2-alpha.3: errorDSH 0.1.2-alpha.2: error

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