dsh-plugin-claude-bridge

Bridge Claude Code's memory, skills, and configuration into DeepSeek Harness -- zero migration, full compatibility.

What it does

Reads Claude Code's standard file locations directly -- no migration scripts, no file copying, no symlinks:

• ~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/*.md -- Injects memories as dynamic system prompt context
• ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md -- Adds skills to the available catalog
• ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md -- Injects global instructions into system prompt

Install

dsh plugin --profile your-profile add dsh-plugin-claude-bridge

Configuration

Works out of the box with zero configuration. All options are optional:

- id: claude-bridge
  name: dsh-plugin-claude-bridge
  config:
    claudeHome: '~/.claude'
    enableMemory: true
    maxMemoryBytes: 8192
    enableSkills: true
    maxSkills: 30
    enableGlobalInstructions: true
    extraSkillDirs:
      - '~/.agents/skills'

How it works

Memory injection

Claude Code stores memories as individual markdown files with YAML frontmatter. This plugin reads all memory files, sorts them by type priority (feedback > project > reference > user), and injects them as a dynamic system prompt context section. The context is re-read on each request, so new memories take effect immediately.

Skill catalog

Skills from ~/.claude/skills/ are discovered and their names and descriptions are injected as a catalog in the system prompt.

Global instructions

The content of ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md is injected as an early system prompt section (order 5), so global instructions and model routing rules are preserved.

Related bridge plugins

• dsh-plugin-codex-bridge -- Bridge OpenAI Codex
• dsh-plugin-opencode-bridge -- Bridge OpenCode
• dsh-plugin-pi-bridge -- Bridge Pi Agent
• awesome-dsh-bridges -- Curated list of all bridge plugins

License

MIT -- YYTbit