From MCP tool calls to safe execution
Map the roles of trusted identity, approval, idempotency, retries, and audit in business execution.
Read the article↗Run a demo, connect a system, set up a local agent, or find deployment and upgrade instructions. Start with the work you want to do.
Find a starting point for your first trial, business integration, or local agent.
Try queries, writes, approvals, and call tracing on your machine without a model key.
Start the local demo↗02Learn task submission, tool calls, and approval through a first business action, then prepare your system integration.
Read the getting started guide↗03Set up browser authorization and sessions so a local agent can call your authorized business capabilities.
Set up Agent Client↗Continue your integration with guides to tools, approval, model services, and operations.
Map the roles of trusted identity, approval, idempotency, retries, and audit in business execution.
Read the article↗Describe business actions with OpenAPI and ACC, then configure catalog access and route scope.
Read the tools guide↗Learn approval intents, frozen arguments, decision callbacks, and the checks required to resume execution.
Read the approval guide↗Configure model services, packages, and shared allowances; understand usage settlement and image results.
Read the model services guide↗Integrate task write budgets, pause control, original-call inspection, and image attachment space.
Read about long tasks↗Maintain your BailingHub instance with production configuration, health checks, backups, and migrations.
Read the operations guide↗Get the source, open a usage guide, and plan installation or upgrades for the version you choose.
Deploy the business control plane to manage tool routing, approvals, tasks, and call records.
Connect agent hosts to business authorization, sessions, and tool calls, or provide an MCP task entry point.
Select authorized systems in DeepSeek Harness so a local agent can query and operate your business.
Describe tool scope, risk, and approval requirements with an operation-level capability contract for your APIs.
Look up configuration and APIs in the full documentation, or compare integration options to find the right path for your system.