DSH beats Claude Code on transparency as Blender MCP and vork finally work together
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-11-09
teortaxesTex argues DSH is more fun than Claude Code, mainly for its transparency: the UI exposes every think/bash/tool step, subagent task boards, cache hit rates and live costs (e.g. $0.49, $1.62 per job), which makes it pleasant even in rough shape.
The quoted thread shows Blender MCP (by @zhngzhom1) and vork (by @ravisparikh, with a dedicated vork-plugin and connector built at his request) working together inside DSH: multiple subagents split work building Blender assets and authoring vork Slang shaders with validation, while the agent also compiled a tooling-feedback doc of pitfalls (sandbox GPU denials, Metal watchdog kills, asset path resolution) — useful engineering reference.
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