DSH MCP Server
The DeepSeek Harness MCP Server plugin is designed to address the issue that Harness agents cannot be invoked directly by external tools. By using the Streamable HTTP or stdio protocol of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it exposes DSH sessions, agents, and tools to external Agent Harnesses, enabling core control capabilities such as starting and resuming sessions, reading logs, executing commands, and monitoring status. As a Host-only bundle with zero dependencies, it relies on specific Host services to implement archiving, permission presets, and command functionality.
Read Moredsh-bg-switcher: DeepSeek Harness Background Switcher Plugin
dsh-bg-switcher is a DeepSeek Harness plugin developed by Bainianzzz, designed to address visual fatigue caused by the interface. The plugin converts the bottom of the sidebar into a “Background” entry, allowing users to quickly change the window background using 6 preset color cards or a custom image URL. Technically, the selection panel is implemented as a fixed floating overlay, the background image is rendered directly on the HTML element, and light/dark mask layers are applied to ensure readability. Settings are automatically saved in local storage and cleaned up, along with related styles and tokens, when the plugin is uninstalled.
Read Moredsh-remote-frp: Remotely Access the DSH Web GUI Using Your Own Cloud Server
`dsh-remote-frp` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to enable external access to the local Mac DSH Web interface through an frp reverse tunnel. No public IP is required; you only need a cloud server as a relay. The plugin manages the Mac-side configuration, including generating a token, installing a LaunchAgent for auto-start, writing `trustedHosts`, and optionally keeping `caffeinate` running to prevent sleep. The installation process includes adding the plugin on the DSH Settings page and running an installation script on the server to configure `frps`, the Web service, and a TLS certificate. Users need to provide parameters such as the server address, port, and token. The plugin provides commands for status checking and log viewing, and emphasizes the security model (permissions
Read Moredsh-plugin-busy-workspace: A DSH Plugin for Highlighting and Pinning Active Workspaces to the Top
This plugin is designed to address the challenge of identifying session states in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar when multiple agents are running in parallel, a problem caused by a homogeneous design. It uses an “attention stage” approach to keep active sessions (waiting, running, completed but unread) at the top and differentiates statuses through five color stages and theme-adaptive visual cues, such as pulse animations and a color-ring indicator. For completed sessions, it applies a “decay rather than abrupt stop” strategy, ensuring that sessions do not suddenly disappear after being opened until the user actively switches them. Installation requires placing the source code in the DSH plugin directory and relies on an MIT-licensed open-source framework.
Read Moredsh-leafy-skin: Eye-Friendly Green Skin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-leafy-skin` is a green theme plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, aimed at reducing visual fatigue and providing a comfortable editing environment through layered green tones and WCAG AA contrast standards. Released under the MIT License, the plugin supports light, dark, and system modes, and takes effect automatically after installation. Its core features include a mist-green canvas that builds visual hierarchy, soft rounded corners, a glass-like texture, and mint-colored accents. The color palette is centralized in `lib/client.js`, where users can edit the configuration or verify it through automatic script checks. The plugin does not modify hardcoded layout details inside components, and it cannot achieve a truly transparent glass effect on Windows. Users can install it via the command line, edit the configuration, and refresh the page to apply it, making it suitable for those seeking a unified green theme.
Read Moredsh-knowledge-bridge: Zero-Configuration Host-Level Knowledge Base Access and Security Protection
`dsh-knowledge-bridge` is a host-level Cordis plugin designed to address the issues of DeepSeek Harness agents being unable to access shared knowledge bases and accidentally executing destructive commands. It provides keyword-scoring-based retrieval tools (supporting search, read, and list operations), zero-configuration discovery, and the ability to intercept destructive Shell commands. By enabling on-demand retrieval, it optimizes token usage, supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and serves as a solution for improving the security and efficiency of agent knowledge retrieval.
Read Moredsh-zhipu-plan: Zhipu Coding Plan Quota and Usage Dashboard
dsh-zhipu-plan is a DeepSeek Harness plugin for managing Zhipu coding plans. It adds configuration pages through the plugin layer and registers a remote namespace to connect to GLM models. Core features include displaying quotas (five-hour, weekly, and monthly), usage trends, authorized login, and reset countdown. The plugin is installed as a tarball, requires seam version 0.2.0-rc.1, and manual cleanup of route configuration is needed after installation.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Usage Statistics Plugin
`dsh-usage-stats` is the “Usage Stats” plugin for the official DeepSeek Harness desktop app, providing local data tracking. It displays lifetime summaries, Token activity heatmaps, trend line charts, and model usage donut charts. Data is fully persisted to local JSONL files, never uploaded, with no additional dependencies. Installation requires DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 and Node.js >= 22.15. The plugin can automatically backfill historical data, but when multiple instances are enabled, it only supports single-writer mode. It helps developers monitor Token costs and usage habits.
Read Moredsh-keepsake: DeepSeek Harness Cross-Session Memory Plugin
`dsh-keepsake` is a memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to resolve the loss of context caused by session resets. It automatically extracts and stores key information from conversations, such as personas and decisions, and automatically injects it into subsequent sessions. It also supports local memory management, editing, deletion, and backup. The plugin features semantic recall, has no external data dependencies, and stores data locally to ensure privacy and security. Once installed, it can be enabled in the DSH settings.
Read Moredsh-deterministic-tools: A Deterministic, Offline, and Bounded Local Toolbox
`dsh-deterministic-tools` is a local plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address issues such as encoding problems and non-reproducible results when agents invoke Shell to process data. It registers 29 deterministic tools covering formatting, text processing, data conversion, and encoding checks. Its core features include running entirely locally, making zero network requests, and producing structured, reproducible results. By standardizing response formats and enforcing strict input limits, it ensures that agents can accurately handle tasks such as JSON validation and encoding conversion in a secure environment with no credential consumption, lowering the barrier to structured data processing.
Read Moredsh-session-balance: Session Balance and Cost Monitoring in the DSH Web GUI
`dsh-session-balance` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides real-time monitoring of account balance, token consumption, and context pressure in the Web GUI. The plugin retrieves the balance by calling the API, reads usage from the host projection, and calculates costs locally in the browser to ensure data security. During installation, the plugin package must be symlinked to the profile, and the relevant parameters must be configured to display the desired information.
Read MoreTravelPlanner: A Chinese Travel Planning Agent for DeepSeek Harness
TravelPlanner is a Chinese-language travel planning agent built on the plugin-based DeepSeek Harness architecture. It aims to address the issues of outdated data and non-actionable plans in general-purpose models. It integrates data sources such as 12306, Fliggy, and Amap to provide real-time queries, hard-constraint validation, offline itinerary delivery, and real local navigation. The agent specializes in domestic long-distance transportation and local city planning, generating mobile-friendly HTML itineraries with budget charts. Users need to configure Amap and Fliggy API keys. The agent is responsible for planning only and does not perform bookings.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Chrome Browser Extension
The `dsh-chrome-browser` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) directly drives a real browser via the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), providing the model with internet access capabilities. It does not require frequent permission approvals and supports page navigation, screenshots, DOM manipulation, JavaScript execution, and interactive control, while not being subject to sandbox restrictions. Installation requires packaging via npm and loading it into the Harness process, with support for Linux, macOS, and Windows. When using it, be sure to install CJK fonts and account for platform-specific permission differences.
Read Moredsh-style-hub: DeepSeek Harness Theme and Wallpaper Configuration Plugin
`dsh-style-hub` is a theme customization plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing a visual management solution through plugin cards without modifying core code. This composite plugin supports both host-side and browser-side deployments, includes eight preset color schemes, and offers accent color adjustment, panel opacity control, and local wallpaper upload. Users can directly select style chips, tune parameters, or upload images in Settings to achieve fine-grained appearance management, with a toggle available to quickly restore the original look.
Read Moredsh-ko-locale: DeepSeek Harness Korean Language Pack
`dsh-ko-locale` is a Korean localization plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to reduce the communication overhead caused by the English interface. Maintained by ara-hwang and licensed under the MIT License, it supports desktop and Web GUIs and includes translations for 2,412 strings across 56 namespaces. After installation, users can select Korean in settings; the system will adapt automatically, and untranslated entries will fall back to English. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile desktop/web add dsh-ko-locale`. Note that the application must be fully restarted after installation or updates, and if other plugins include Korean dictionaries, they take precedence over this plugin.
Read Moredsh-plugin-continue-on-limit: DeepSeek Harness Plugin to Automatically Continue Truncated Responses
`dsh-plugin-continue-on-limit` is an automatic continuation plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to prevent response truncation caused by token limits and reduce the manual effort required from users. As a host-side plugin, it listens for `turn/end` events and automatically sends a "continue" command when truncation is detected. It includes safety mechanisms such as burst limits, minimum intervals, and a global toggle, and supports queue priority and exception isolation. Installation requires Node.js 22+ and involves configuring dependencies by updating `package.json`.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Kilo Gateway Plugin
dsh-llm-kilo-gateway is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to automatically discover and integrate free models available on Kilo Gateway, eliminating the need for manual model list maintenance. It supports automatic refreshing, change notifications, tool calling, multimodal capabilities, and token usage statistics, while providing secure key management. Users can install it via the CLI and configure the API Key, retry strategy, and refresh interval on the settings page. Currently, it supports 16 free models, but users should be mindful of data privacy, rate limiting, and risks associated with dynamic model changes.
Read Moredsh-openai-bridge: Control Desktop DSH Sessions on Mobile with Chatbox
dsh-openai-bridge is a local plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address the inconvenience of viewing or controlling desktop DSH sessions from mobile devices. By wrapping an OpenAI-compatible interface, it enables mobile apps (such as Chatbox) to drive local sessions, supporting core features such as streaming conversations, session management, file browsing, and approval forwarding. After installation, the plugin exposes standard endpoints such as `/v1/chat/completions`. When using it, note that it binds to the local loopback address by default, and the configuration must be manually modified to allow LAN access. Sessions are read-only by default, and sensitive operations require approval on the desktop. In addition, traffic uses unencrypted HTTP, so be aware of the associated security risks.
Read Moredsh-client-ui-font-scale: DeepSeek Harness Font Scaling Control Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) hides its default font size adjustment entry quite deeply, and this plugin is designed to improve the experience. It enables quick font size adjustment by adding stepper controls to the message input toolbar, a global keyboard shortcut, and `Ctrl+` mouse wheel zooming. The plugin reuses the theme service interface, stores no state, and takes effect immediately after installation, addressing the pain point of frequently adjusting font size.
Read Moredsh-wonder-tools: DSH Toolbox Assembly Pack
`dsh-wonder-tools` is a plugin bundle for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to consolidate five practical features into a single card interface to simplify configuration. Core features include: **Delete Conversation** (including sub-session cleanup), **Replay Operations** (branch recovery), **Teammate Commands** (fresh or fork modes), **Cross-Session Reminders** (Windows platform notifications), and **Auto-Naming** (host running mode). Installation requires executing a command and restarting the application, and must satisfy specific dependencies and platform restrictions.
Read Moredsh-windows-session-notification: Cross-Session Reminders and Windows Notification Integration
The DeepSeek Harness Windows plugin `dsh-windows-session-notification` is designed to address notifications that are easily missed during multi-session management. It sends system-level notifications when a session state changes (for example, completed, pending approval, or asking a question) and the user is not in the foreground. It supports click-to-jump back to the session, tiered notification sounds, and a taskbar badge. The plugin has now been merged into `dsh-wonder-tools`, so users only need to install this toolkit to enable the feature. It is available on Windows only and helps users manage multiple sessions without frequently switching windows.
Read Moredsh-sidefork-a-teammate: Derive a Teammate from the Interface
This is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for spawning teammates directly from the interface. It provides the `/teammate` command, supporting two modes: “New Teammate” (without context) and “Fork Team” (inheriting completed turns). The plugin has now been merged into the `dsh-wonder-tools` toolbox and is no longer used as a standalone plugin.
Read More@apherchin/dsh-session-delete: DeepSeek Harness Session Row Menu Delete Plugin
`@apherchin/dsh-session-delete` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to delete a conversation and its associated subconversation data directly from the graphical interface. By leveraging Cordis’s patching mechanism, the plugin adds a “Delete conversation” option to the conversation list menu, supporting permanent clearing of disk data, cascading deletion of subconversations, and copying the conversation ID. It also includes a safety check that refuses to delete a running conversation. This plugin is no longer maintained independently; its functionality has been integrated into the `dsh-wonder-tools` toolkit, which is recommended for obtaining these capabilities.
Read Moredsh-rename-title-after-first-turn: Automatic Title Renaming After the First Turn of the Main Conversation
`dsh-rename-title-after-first-turn` is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin designed to address the inconvenience of manually naming main conversations and the interference caused by the official naming logic. It automatically names the main conversation after the first interaction, while ensuring that subagent and teammate conversation sessions remain independent. This plugin is now integrated into the `dsh-wonder-tools` toolbox. It is recommended to install the toolbox directly to access this feature and related tools.
Read Moredsh-photo2dsh-by-lan: One-Click LAN Transfer of Mobile Phone Photos to PC Folders
`dsh-photo2dsh-by-lan` is a LAN-based photo transfer plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness. It requires no app installation and ensures localized data security. The plugin allows iOS and Android devices to send photos to a PC with one click via Shortcuts or HTTP tools. After receiving the photos, the PC automatically saves them into a designated folder by date and displays a notification. Firewall rules must be configured during installation, and token verification is enabled by default for security. This tool efficiently addresses the need to retrieve and return photos from mobile devices in agent development.
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