Dsh Crew

dsh-crew

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Claude Code and Codex, running as live terminals beside dsh. You watch them work. You can take the keyboard.

dsh can already delegate to them — `subagent-claude-code` and `subagent-codex` start the product, hand it one task, and return its final sentence. What they deliberately do not do is let you **watch**: no progress stream, no human interaction path, and the model-facing terminal tool documents "no TUI".

0.1.0-rc.8 made those two installable on demand as Profile Bundles, gave Codex named instances, and added non-interactive permission modes — which sharpens the split rather than closing it. Read the rc.8 provider notes: every query still "never waits for a user interface", `AskUserQuestion` is still disabled, and outside bypass mode `canUseTool` now *denies* anything needing a human on the spot. Upstream is making unattended delegation better on purpose. This plugin is for the other half: when you want to see it happen and be able to answer.

`dsh-crew` adds the missing half. Each crew member gets a real PTY running its own CLI in the session's workspace, streamed to a pane in the Web UI. The agent in the center column seats them and hands them work; you see every keystroke of it, and you can type into any pane at any moment.

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