# Using Code2Skill with DeepSeek Harness

Code2Skill is also distributed as a DeepSeek Harness Bundle. The Bundle only mounts the repository's three Agent Skills into the Harness Skill Registry. It does not install business dependencies, register generated business MCP servers, or run installation scripts.

## Installation

Install DeepSeek Harness and `pnpm`, then add the pinned release to the profile where you want to use Code2Skill:

```bash
dsh plugin --profile web add github:leechen298/Code2Skill#v1.1.3
```

Install it separately when using a one-off headless profile:

```bash
dsh plugin --profile headless add github:leechen298/Code2Skill#v1.1.3
```

Each profile manages its own dependencies, so installing the Bundle in `web` does not automatically install it in `headless`.

## Verification

Confirm that the Bundle has been added to the configuration layer without starting a model:

```bash
dsh --profile web --dump-default-config
```

The output should contain:

```text
code2skill-bundled-skills
code2skill-bundle
```

After starting the Web UI, confirm that the following three Skills are visible in a standard or code Agent session:

- `code2skill-generate`
- `code2skill-review-flow`
- `code2skill-review-source`

The Harness minimal Agent preset intentionally keeps only a minimal tool set and does not load the Skill Tool. This does not mean the Code2Skill installation failed.

## Usage

Invoke Code2Skill in a session whose source workspace is selected:

```text
Use $code2skill-generate to generate capabilities for <business goal> from <code path>.
Do not call live business services.
```

Business MCP servers generated by Code2Skill must still be installed and registered separately according to each package's `MCP-SETUP.md`. Installing the Code2Skill Bundle, loading a generated Skill, connecting its business MCP server, and validating live business results are four separate states.

## Removal

```bash
dsh plugin --profile web remove @leechen298/code2skill
```

DeepSeek Harness is still in Developer Preview, and its Bundle/Profile contract may change incompatibly. Code2Skill publishes verified versions under pinned tags; production and team environments should not track a mutable default branch indefinitely.