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# GatherThread DeepSeek Harness Host bundle
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This publish-ready, opt-in package binds the writable Sessions of one
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GatherThread Project to distinct DeepSeek Harness Sessions. Installing the
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package adds its identity-marked DSH profile layer; without that explicit
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server, Web app, Codex bridge, or Claude adapter.
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`web` profile and its public `sessionPersistence.list` recovery surface. The
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`d347e703908d0406b7a7ef80e3a0e594d86b2215`, and is only an advanced diagnostic
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```text
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