DSH tool mapping (claude-harness port)

Skills speak in actions ("read a file", "dispatch a subagent", "create a todo"). On DeepSeek Harness these actions resolve to the tools below.

Action	DSH tool
Read a file	`read`
Read several files	`read` once per file, or `grep`/`glob` first
Write a file	`write`
Edit a file	`edit`
Run a shell command	`bash`
Search file contents	`grep`
Find files by name	`glob`
Fetch a URL / web search	`web_fetch` / `web_search`
Dispatch a subagent	`subagent` (asynchronous) or `workflow` (synchronous fan-out)
Continue a child	`send_message`
List children	`list_agents`
Create / update todos	`todo_write`
Ask the user	`ask_user_question`
Load a skill	`skill`
Present a deliverable	`present`
Approve a plan	`exit_plan_mode`
Change directory	`working_directory`
Create a worktree	`create_worktree` when the bundle is enabled, otherwise `bash` with `git worktree`

Important differences

No superpowers: namespace. A skill is named in kebab-case and loaded as skill({ name: "brainstorming" }), not superpowers:brainstorming.
subagent does not wait. It returns started subagent <id> and the completion notice arrives later. Do not expect the child's answer in the same tool result. For a synchronous fan-out where the parent needs every result in one call, use workflow; for one child with follow-up messages, use subagent + send_message.
No implicit model tiers. There is no built-in sonnet/haiku/opus. Use the provider/model routes that are available in this session. When a skill asks for a model tier, map it to an explicit provider/model pair from the live catalog.
Instructions files are AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md. DSH loads them from the harness home, the shared agents home, and the project root down to the working directory. The CLAUDE.md files of this harness need no rewrite.
todo_write is the task-tracking action. Older TodoWrite references mean this tool.
Plan mode is a real mode. Use exit_plan_mode to submit a plan; prose agreement does not leave plan mode.