Cordis: The real engine powering DeepSeek Harness
sudoraohacker · x · 2026-08-18
A retweet reveals that Cordis, a meta-framework developed over four years, is the actual engine powering DeepSeek Harness. Originally built for the Koishi chatbot framework, Cordis features revertible effects, reactive coeffects, and a fiber lifecycle system, enabling an 'everything is a plugin' architecture with hot-reloading capabilities without restarting the process.
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