# Install Netx Ops on DeepSeek Harness ## Prerequisites 1. **DeepSeek Harness** (`dsh`) installed or a local checkout. 2. **netx API** reachable (default `http://127.0.0.1:8890`). 3. **Python 3.11+** on the same machine as `dsh`, with `netx_mcp` importable: ```powershell pip install "git+https://github.com/hansjone/netx.git#subdirectory=packages/netx-mcp" python -c "import netx_mcp; print('ok')" ``` You do **not** need OS environment variables for `NETX_API_URL` / `NETX_API_TOKEN`. ## 1) Install host bridge + Plugins settings card ```bash dsh plugin --profile add github:hansjone/netxops # or from a checkout: dsh plugin --profile add /path/to/netxops ``` This mounts `dsh-netxops` (host + browser halves): - Host: settings namespace **`netxops`**, credential **`NETX_API_TOKEN`**, spawns `mcp__netx__*` - Browser: **Settings → Plugins → Netx Ops** card (API URL / lang / python + token) ### Fill in the UI (recommended) 1. Open `dsh web` → **Settings** → **Plugins** → **Plugin configuration** 2. Expand **Netx Ops** 3. Paste **API token** (stored as credential `NETX_API_TOKEN`, never in settings JSON) 4. Set **API URL** (e.g. `http://127.0.0.1:8890`), optional lang / python command 5. **Save** — MCP remounts with the new values ### Optional CLI for token only ```powershell powershell -File .\scripts\set-netx-token.ps1 -Token "nxt_…" ``` ## 2) Install the agent preset (persona + skills) ```powershell git clone https://github.com/hansjone/netxops.git cd netxops powershell -File .\scripts\link-preset.ps1 ``` Unix: `./scripts/link-preset.sh` Open `dsh web`, new session → preset **Netx Ops**. ## Verify 1. Settings → Plugins shows **Netx Ops** card; token badge becomes “Configured” after save. 2. Tools include `mcp__netx__queryUmeAlarms` (and siblings). 3. “Critical Top by host” / single `host_name` alarm query work. See [TOOL_MAP.md](TOOL_MAP.md). ## Local `link:` / path install When you `dsh plugin add D:\path\to\netxops`, pnpm junctions the checkout **outside** the profile tree. Node then resolves imports from that checkout, so DSH peer packages (`@deepseek-ai/schemastery`, …) are invisible unless you link them once: ```powershell powershell -File .\scripts\link-dsh-peers.ps1 ``` Unix: `./scripts/link-dsh-peers.sh` (Requires a prior `dsh web` / profile boot so `~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules` exists.) npm / GitHub installs place the package under the profile `node_modules` and do **not** need this step.