dsh-lorebooklike-prompt-tool: A Declarative Prompt Injection Layer for DSH
`dsh-lorebooklike-prompt-tool` is a declarative prompt-injection plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It draws on SillyTavern's lorebook logic while removing role-playing–specific attributes and focusing on prompt engineering. Its core features include hierarchical anchors aligned with DSH's `SECTION_ORDERS`, a blue/green light mode, deterministic probability based on the FNV-1a algorithm, and three-surface regular-expression replacement. Compared with a standard SillyTavern lorebook, it adapts to DSH's dual injection surfaces (system/message) and enforces manually orchestrated rules to ensure audit traceability. The plugin has no runtime dependencies, is not intended for role-playing scenarios, and is designed to fill a gap in the DSH plugin ecosystem for system-prompt injection.
Read Moredsh-decisions-classifiers: OpenAI Decisions API Classifiers for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-decisions-classifiers` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) integrates the OpenAI Decisions API to provide agents with structured text classification and decision-making capabilities. It is integrated across four layers: Agent tools, Cordis services, callable gates, and suggestion cards, and includes a built-in classifier library covering harmful content detection, prompt injection defense, dangerous command identification, and intent analysis. Users can flexibly configure the API base URL, model, and thresholds, and enable a pre-execution callable gate mechanism to perform security interception before critical operations, thereby improving agent safety and controllability.
Read Moredsh-waibao: Delegating Codex Tasks to the DSH Desktop
`dsh-waibao` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the difficulty of tracking command-line tasks. It visualizes the execution process in a desktop workspace, enabling features such as task delegation, context continuation, historical access, and completion callbacks. Developers run task files via the CLI, while the native DSH Agent handles execution and notifies Codex for acceptance. The plugin supports Windows, uses named pipe communication, and requires the Codex client, helping developers efficiently handle complex tasks.
Read More@erick0412-dev/dsh-restart: DeepSeek Harness Process Restart and Task Resumption Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `@erick0412-dev/dsh-restart` provides controlled process restart and state recovery capabilities, supporting restarts through both the user interface and AI tool calls. Compatible with DSH 0.1.7+, it adopts the new slot and Session v4 specifications and features cross-platform native monitoring. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @erick0412-dev/dsh-restart`, and after a restart, tasks can be automatically resumed to prevent context loss.
Read Moredsh-prompt-studio: DeepSeek Harness Prompt and Preset Evolution Workbench
`dsh-prompt-studio` is a prompt engineering and regression evaluation tool designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, aiming to address the lack of objective grounds for adjusting Agent presets. It integrates real-time editing, a Git-like version timeline, and Golden Test regression testing, supporting draft saving, version rollback, and automated performance scoring. By enabling hot updates through dynamic Cordis injection and combining CLI installation with a visual workflow, it ensures the controllability and safety of Prompt iteration, making the optimization process for Agent presets more standardized and traceable.
Read Moredsh-codearts: Integrating Huawei Cloud CodeArts Models into DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-codearts` is a plugin maintained by elegant01, designed to address the isolation between DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and Huawei Cloud CodeArts models. By using OAuth2 login and automatic credential renewal, it seamlessly integrates CodeArts model capabilities into the DSH conversation flow. Core features include multi-account rotation to manage concurrency limits, automatic model discovery, usage statistics, and image input support. After installing the plugin, users can log in with one click in the DSH settings and call CodeArts models directly in conversations. The plugin also provides a command-line tool for managing status and running diagnostics. This project is for personal learning and research use only.
Read MoreAgentActa: Local AI Agent Request Log Panel
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `agent-acta` is a local resident service designed to aggregate fragmented logs from multiple AI agents. It supports 31 agent integrations and provides detailed analysis of per-turn duration, token usage, cache hit rates, and tool-call details. The plugin runs entirely locally, with no network reporting or configuration injection, and supports desktop floating cards, an MCP Server interface, full-text search, and single-turn log replay to help developers efficiently monitor agent runtime status and costs.
Read Moredsh-trello: Integrating Trello Kanban Capabilities into DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-trello plugin for DeepSeek Harness, developed and maintained by Elec11, authenticates via a Trello API Key and Token, converts Trello capabilities into eight native tools, and supports creating, reading, updating, and deleting boards, lists, cards, and comments. The plugin is open source, can be installed via CLI or GUI, and provides read-only mode to prevent agents from performing write operations. Before use, credentials must be configured in the configuration file. Note that the current version does not support deletion, and API rate limits and permission issues must be handled appropriately.
Read Moredsh-session-insight: DeepSeek Harness Session Health Insights
The `dsh-session-insight` plugin provides real-time session health monitoring through the `sessionInsight` projection unit. It displays steps, tool calls, failure count, repetition count, and a dynamically calculated failure rate. The plugin folds events to optimize performance and intelligently adjusts the display format based on sample size (showing the raw score when <10 and a percentage when ≥10). Installation is performed via CLI or a specific script; client support is limited to React, and it is primarily used for Web and Desktop Profiles.
Read Moredsh-session-shift: Automatic Session Handoff Under Context Pressure
dsh-session-shift is a DSH plugin designed to mitigate performance degradation in long-running sessions. When context pressure or the number of context compressions reaches a threshold, it automatically starts a new session, preserves a verbatim handoff package containing modified files, tool logs, and recent messages, and renames the old session. The plugin runs entirely locally, supports installation and configuration on both desktop and web clients, and provides an HTTP endpoint for manual triggering.
Read Moredsh-session-delete: DeepSeek Harness True Session Deletion Plugin
The `dsh-session-delete` plugin solves the issue of incomplete session cleanup in DeepSeek Harness. It adds a red "Delete Session" option to the session menu and enables irreversible deletion through a two-step confirmation mechanism with a 6-second countdown. Its core logic includes deleting session log files, cleaning up the workspace registry, and stopping running tasks. The plugin inherits official authentication, supports idempotent operations, and broadcasts an event while immediately removing the list item after successful deletion. Users need to add the dependency in `package.json` and install it, then restart to use it. Installation is simple with zero dependencies, making it suitable for scenarios requiring thorough data cleanup, although deletion is irreversible.
Read Moredsh-fritia-pet
`dsh-fritia-pet` is a desktop pet plugin for DeepSeek Harness that intuitively displays agent status through a visual character. It provides rich interactive features, including left-clicking to trigger emotional states, right-clicking to view account balance, and long-pressing to grab and drag the character. When Harness is running, the character automatically walks around the bottom-right area to reflect its status. After installation, restart the DSH desktop client to load the Host code.
Read Moredsh-session-keepwarm
The reference counting mechanism introduced in DSH 0.1.7 causes session history to be re-read when switching sessions. The `dsh-session-keepwarm` plugin retains additional references to recently used sessions, preventing them from being destroyed. Switching back to these sessions allows direct reuse of the in-memory history window, avoiding reloads. The plugin manages the keep-warm count via an LRU cache, supports standard sessions only, and is suited for scenarios requiring frequent session switching to reduce loading latency, but it has same-tab limitations and memory footprint concerns.
Read Moredsh-plugin-voice-dictation: Voice Dictation Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness voice dictation plugin leverages browser speech recognition to convert voice into commands and send them on the Web interface, eliminating the need to switch to manual typing. It supports one-click dictation, automatic sending, cancel and correction commands, and draft protection, with intelligent fallback, automatic resumption, and timeout protection. As a pure front-end plugin, it is compatible only with Chrome and Edge and must be installed in the DSH Web environment, enabling users to issue commands quickly.
Read Moredsh-notes: DeepSeek Harness Notes Workspace Plugin
dsh-notes is a standalone notes plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It provides a Markdown editing area in the right panel, supporting preview/source toggling, formula rendering, and true table editing. Notes are organized by workspace and feature automatic saving, quick opening, and a trash bin. Agents can manage notes through a new `knowledge` tool. Data is stored by default in the workspace’s `.dsh-notes/` directory, with support for migration and configuration.
Read Moredsh-restart: One-Click Restart in the Web Settings Panel
dsh-restart is a DSH plugin developed by DWJZ that provides start and stop functionality for the host process in a DSH Web environment via the Web settings panel, without requiring a switch to the terminal. Its core functions include restart and stop, with keyboard shortcut support (Cmd+Shift+K on MacOS and Ctrl+Shift+K on Windows). The plugin uses the detached helper mechanism and fully reuses the original startup parameters to avoid port-in-use errors, while safely stopping the process using the SIGTERM signal. It also provides a status query API and automatically polls the status after a restart. Please note that keyboard shortcuts are unavailable in Linux environments due to browser limitations.
Read Moredsh-balance: Check DeepSeek Account Balance in Conversation
dsh-balance is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by DWJZ, designed to address the pain point of having to interrupt a session to check balances. By registering the `/balance` command, it reads and displays the account balance, top-up amount, and gift amount directly within the terminal session, without leaving the current window. It supports cache control, API key configuration, and error handling, allowing developers to quickly install and use it via configuration files for easy high-frequency monitoring of account funds.
Read Moredsh-lessons: Recording AI Errors and Preventing Recurrence
Dsh-lessons is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of locally running models ignoring context or repeatedly making the same mistakes. The plugin captures user feedback—either automatically detected or manually logged—to generate a “lessons list,” which is dynamically injected into system prompts in subsequent conversations to prevent the model from repeating past errors. It supports visual dashboard management, session-level toggles, and configurable settings, helping developers continuously optimize local agent performance.
Read Moredsh-session-manager: Manage DSH Sessions per Workspace
dsh-session-manager is a session management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the difficulty of locating sessions as they accumulate. The plugin groups sessions by workspace and supports archiving, unarchiving, deletion, and batch cleanup. The interface uses a dual-tab design, divided into Unarchived and Archived tabs. All operations are synchronized in real time through the registry mechanism, and ghost sessions are automatically cleaned up at startup. When installing, note that this plugin build does not support the official preset, and data modification operations carry risks. It is recommended to validate it in a test environment before use.
Read MoreIntroduction to the dsh-plugin-debugging Plugin
The dsh-plugin-debugging plugin is designed to address the issue in DSH development where configuration or code changes require a restart to take effect, providing agents with runtime diagnostics and in-place fix capabilities. It offers two types of tools—diagnostics and state changes—including listing instances, checking authentication, diagnosing plugin loading, detecting active mode, displaying configuration, signing cookies, hot-reloading code, and restarting the host. Installation can be done via npm or from source, and DSH must be restarted after installation. By default, the plugin disables the restart feature and presents a risk of resource leaks during hot reloading; however, apart from the restart tool, it enforces strict security permission controls, significantly reducing debugging costs and improving development efficiency.
Read Moredsh-herdr-site: Enabling Herdr to Detect DSH Panel Status
`dsh-herdr-site` is a plugin for connecting DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with Herdr. It resolves the issue of DSH panels losing connectivity in Herdr via the `custom-integration` protocol, enabling state synchronization, panel navigation, and the `--wait` feature. The plugin supports mapping DSH states to Herdr's `working`, `idle`, and `blocked` states, and allows custom blocking messages. Installation requires Herdr v0.8.0+ and a specific Kernel version, and it is intended for the `cc-tui` profile.
Read Moredsh-group-status: Sidebar Collapsed Group Aggregation Badge
This plugin aims to resolve the issue of status not being visible when DSH sidebar groups are collapsed. Core features include displaying aggregate badges on collapsed rows (such as In Progress and Pending Approval), hovering to view details, aggregating the status of `dsh-later` and `dsh-gitea-dispatch` across plugins, and supporting Chinese and English as well as accessibility. After installation, collapsed groups display numbers or icons, while expanded groups return to normal display. The plugin depends on upstream source code, so mind the counting rules and dependencies on specific plugins.
Read Moredsh-skill-notes: DeepSeek Harness Skill Quick Reference Panel
`dsh-skill-notes` is a Web GUI plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the issue of finding skills by relying on remembering their names. It provides a Chinese-language skill quick-reference panel that supports search, filtering, and one-click appending of `/skill_name` commands. By default, the plugin is located at `$DSH_HOME/skill-notes`, allowing users to add categories, Chinese descriptions, and trigger words for skills. It also includes a core automatic completion mechanism: if a skill note is missing, it prompts the model in the system message to complete the information, with no additional context overhead. Node.js >= 22 is required.
Read Moredsh-colors: DeepSeek Harness Color Scheme and Surface Effects Plugin
`dsh-colors` is a plugin-based visual extension for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), available under the MIT License. It provides 22 light-theme color palettes, 14 surface effects, and automatic rotation, supports switching by time or the “twelve shichen” periods, and allows the effects to be layered with color schemes. The plugin also supports account row editing, random combinations, and safe mode. Installation requires a CLI command and takes effect after a restart. Note that this plugin supports light mode only and uses a layering mechanism to optimize rendering performance.
Read Moredsh-token-ledger: DeepSeek Harness Token Consumption Monitoring
`dsh-token-ledger` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by `doremifaso12345` for accurately monitoring daily token consumption. It does not rely on projection caches; instead, it directly parses local session logs to ensure data accuracy. The plugin provides four interaction entry points: a dashboard, an input box badge, chat commands, and model tools. The dashboard displays four non-overlapping usage buckets—uncached input, cache reads, cache writes, and output—and offers detailed metrics such as cache hit rate, cumulative/peak token counts, an activity heatmap, and tool rankings. Installation requires no build step and Node.js `^22.15.0` or later. It supports multi-frame zstd log decompression. Configuration options allow adjusting cache duration and specifying data sources. The plugin has zero third-party dependencies and supports CSV export.
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