himovo/movo

Turn DeepSeek Harness into a self-hosted enterprise Agent platform with knowledge, deep research, content generation, vibe coding, browser automation, governance, and admin controls.

What it solves

MOVO provides the infrastructure and management layer needed to transition AI agents from experimental prototypes to production-ready enterprise tools. It bridges the gap between raw agent runtimes and a usable business platform by handling authentication, user workspaces, knowledge management, and administrative governance.

How it works

MOVO acts as a wrapper around the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) runtime. It deploys a suite of containerized services—including a web-based user workspace, an admin console, document processing pipelines, and API gateways—via Docker Compose. It integrates with your own model providers and vector databases (like Weaviate) to manage enterprise knowledge, while providing tools for task scheduling, audit logging, and role-based access control.

Who it’s for

This platform is designed for organizations and developers who need to deploy AI agents for internal use cases—such as document retrieval, multi-source research, and report generation—without building the surrounding enterprise infrastructure from scratch.

Highlights

  • DSH-Native: Fully compatible with the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, including its Skills, Tools, and MCP (Model Context Protocol) integrations.
  • Self-Hosted Control: Keeps all application data, knowledge bases, and runtime services within your own infrastructure.
  • Enterprise-Ready Admin: Includes built-in tools for managing user roles, model quotas, audit trails, and system health.
  • Comprehensive Document Intelligence: Supports parsing and analyzing complex file formats like PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and CSV for RAG-based workflows.
  • Easy Deployment: Provides a simple CLI launcher (./movo up) to deploy a full stack of 12 integrated services without manual configuration.

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