[igalshilman]

#11 added five @deepseek-ai/dsh-* packages (commands, compaction, compaction-basic, compaction-tool-result-pruner, token-meter) as hard dependencies of @restatedev/agents. Only src/deepseek imports them, so an app that uses pi alone installed about 22 DeepSeek packages, against the README's word that a project installs only the frameworks it uses.

They are now optional peer dependencies like the other DeepSeek packages (and development dependencies here), and the DeepSeek install line of the README names them. dsh-commands and dsh-compaction are not imported by the source, but are peers of dsh-compaction-basic, so they are listed too.

Checked with pnpm --filter e2e packaging: a pi-only project installs 102 packages, and @restatedev/agents/deepseek says it needs @deepseek-ai/cordis.

[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the dependency metadata, lockfile, install documentation, and packaging behavior for making the DeepSeek compaction packages optional peers.

• Optional peers. Five DeepSeek compaction packages are now optional peer dependencies instead of runtime dependencies, while remaining development dependencies for this repository.
• Install guidance. The DeepSeek install command and lockfile are updated to match the new peer dependency declarations.

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