DeepSeek Harness Plugin: Conversation Transcript Archiver

The `dsh-plugin-transcript` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to solve the challenge of long-term session data retention through a plugin-based architecture. It captures and persists session data into JSONL files, supports monthly archiving, and provides Markdown rendering and export functionality. Installation involves adding the plugin, merging the configuration, and restarting the system. Commands can be used to view statistics or export Markdown. Even if the process crashes, the JSONL data remains intact and can be re-rendered via commands.

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dsh-plugin-tool-trace: Tracking Tool Call Duration and Result Size

`dsh-plugin-tool-trace` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to track tool call performance metrics with zero interference. It records latency, token consumption, and parameter sizes in local files and generates a leaderboard of slow tools. Key features include producing monthly segmented JSONL logs, providing a `/tools-stats` command for querying slow tools, and implementing fault tolerance for process crashes. Installation requires adding the plugin package via `pnpm`, merging the configuration patch, and taking effect after a restart. The plugin supports configuring the data directory and toggling parameter logging, helping developers shift their focus from conversation content to analyzing tool performance.

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dsh-plugin-task-forge: Compile Plain Language into Task Briefs for Lossless Cross-Window AI Handoffs

The `task-forge` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) addresses context loss in AI handoffs during multi-window collaboration. It compiles ambiguous requirements into standardized task briefs and uses version numbers to ensure lossless cross-window handovers. The plugin provides core commands such as `/forge` to compile requirements, `/relay` to export handoff packages, `/ack` to perform read-back handshakes, and `/answer` to fill gaps, ensuring accurate and traceable collaboration among multiple AI agents.

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dsh-plugin-spend-forecast: Predicting Spend from the cost-ledger Sidecar

The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-plugin-spend-forecast` is designed to answer cost forecasting questions. Based on `cost-ledger` data, it provides dual-window daily-average comparisons, trend assessment, current-month end-of-month forecasts, and budget exhaustion date calculations. The plugin supports cost breakdown by model, requires installation via `pnpm` and configuration, and after restarting, use the `/forecast` command to view details. Note that it depends on pricing configuration, and trend assessment is invalid within the 0.8–1.25 range.

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dsh-plugin-session-insights: Cross-Session Activity Statistics

dsh-plugin-session-insights is a lightweight plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem focused on cross-session model invocation statistics. It runs on the Host side and uses sidecar files to record token distribution, model preferences, and billing information for all model calls, addressing the limitation of pricing plugins that focus only on fund flow. The plugin provides the `/insights` command to view an overview, top sessions, and trend charts, and the `/insights-export` command to export data as CSV. Installation requires adding the package via pnpm and merging the configuration file. This tool is well suited for developers who need to analyze usage patterns and export structured data, but it only supports data statistics after installation.

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dsh-plugin-relay-quota: Read Balances and Usage from Any OpenAI-Compatible Relay

The `dsh-plugin-relay-quota` plugin is designed to address the pain point of agent developers being unable to see their balance when using a relay service (such as new-api). By reading billing API data from the relay, it provides the `/quota` command and the `quota_check` tool, enabling DSH to query remaining quota and usage. The plugin includes fault-tolerance handling and supports listing available models as well as allowing an Agent to self-check its quota. Installation requires the DSH 0.1.7-alpha.1 environment; install the package via `dsh plugin`, apply the configuration patch (taking care to avoid YAML parsing errors), and then restart the service for it to take effect. The plugin is released under the MIT license and maintained by the community.

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dsh-plugin-quota: Real-Time Usage Meter + Next-Step Forecast + Budget Brake

`dsh-plugin-quota` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the issue that models cannot perceive resource consumption. It uses real-time dashboards and prediction algorithms to give models an intuitive view of token usage, budget progress, and estimated costs, enabling self-braking and pacing control. Core features include real-time tracking, system prompt injection, `/qm` panel queries, next-step estimation, and cross-plugin state sharing. The plugin requires zero configuration, supports custom pricing and budgets, and allows other plugins to access context state via a data contract mechanism.

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DeepSeek Harness Plugin: Personal Prompt Vault (dsh-plugin-prompt-vault)

The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-plugin-prompt-vault` is a memory-oriented tool designed to address the issues of fragmented prompt management and low invocation efficiency. It allows developers to store their personal prompt libraries locally and quickly retrieve, tag, and inject prompts into the current session via the command line. The plugin supports bulk Markdown import, list filtering, viewing prompt contents, and tagging, and is compatible with the v0.1.0 session injection specification. Developers must install pnpm and manually configure the mount, and can use it in Web UI or TUI mode. By enabling local prompt management, this tool significantly improves workflow efficiency in agent development.

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dsh-plugin-price-aware: A DSH Plugin for Cost-Aware Agents

DSH (DeepSeek Harness) lacks built-in cost-control functionality, which the `dsh-plugin-price-aware` plugin addresses. It provides core capabilities such as real-time reading of unit price and balance, pre-execution A/B/C three-tier cost estimation, budget gate alerts, and support for differentiated pricing. Users can manage budgets via commands such as `/money` and `/estimate`, or reuse its mathematical core module in code. After installation, the `dsh` process must be restarted. The plugin is designed to prevent overspending and is released under the MIT license.

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dsh-plugin-pinboard: Cross-Session Pinned Note Plugin

`dsh-plugin-pinboard` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for maintaining long-term conventions across multiple sessions. It injects pinned notes into the system prompt to take effect globally, and supports tag management and a built-in fact store that does not consume injection budget. Installation requires running the specified command and merging `cordis.patch.yml`. Core features include pinning via `/pin`, managing the fact store via `/facts`, and autonomous tool invocation by the model. Notes and facts are stored in local files, subject to length limits, with duplicate content not stored again. It is suitable for development scenarios that require long-term fixed instructions.

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dsh-plugin-obsidian-push: Push DSH Session Transcripts to Obsidian

`dsh-plugin-obsidian-push` is a plugin that pushes DeepSeek Harness (DSH) archived session transcripts to a local Obsidian vault. It supports rendering sessions as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter, provides idempotent deduplication based on content hashing, and offers commands such as `/obsidian-push` and `/archive`. To install it, configure `vaultDir`, update `cordis.patch.yml`, and ensure that `pnpm` is available. The plugin depends on `dsh-plugin-transcript`.

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dsh-plugin-html-report: Render DSH Session Transcripts as Self-Contained HTML Reports

The DSH plugin `dsh-plugin-html-report` converts JSONL session logs into a single-file HTML report. The report is self-contained with zero external links, supports filtering by ID or time, and compresses tool call results and long text for safe offline viewing. Installation requires pnpm and manual merging of the config file; after a restart, generate the report using the `/report` command.

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DSH Plugin Overview: dsh-plugin-fact-vault (Cross-Session Fact Sticky Note Library)

dsh-plugin-fact-vault is a tool in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for persisting decisions. It separates “decisions” from “processes” and provides on-demand retrieval through tags and keywords, avoiding use of the system prompt budget. The plugin supports recording with `/fact save`, retrieval with `/fact find`, model tool calls via `fact_find`, and fault-tolerant reading. Installation requires merging configuration files, and data is stored in JSONL-format files, making it suitable for addressing the issue of repeatedly explaining the same standards across sessions.

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dsh-plugin-error-radar: Tool Reliability Radar

The `dsh-plugin-error-radar` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to address fault localization in agent invocations. It reads `tool-trace` sidecar data, calculates error rates, consecutive failures, and p95 latency by tool, and provides `/radar` and `/health` commands for health checks and alerting. The plugin includes a silencing mechanism to prevent false alarms when there are insufficient samples. Installation requires manually merging the configuration file and restarting the service. Configuration options support enabling or disabling the plugin, changing the data directory, and adjusting the error-rate alert threshold. A current limitation is that it remains silent when the sample count is less than 3, and it functions only as a read-only tool, while write access is handled by the `tool-trace` plugin.

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dsh-fx-marquee: Real-Time Market Ticker and Currency Converter on DeepSeek Harness

`dsh-fx-marquee` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web plugin designed to embed real-time market data into the chat flow. Core features include a marquee above the input box that supports mixed display of currencies, indices, and cryptocurrencies, with details available as charts upon clicking an item; and an exchange rate calculator in the main content area that supports multiple currency pairs and snapshot rate logic. Users can customize the watchlist, refresh frequency, and color scheme for gains and losses on the settings page. The plugin is maintained by users and is compatible with dsh 0.1.5-rc.1 and 0.2.0-rc.2. Note that a data degradation mechanism and data delays may occur when accessing Yahoo Finance from mainland China.

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dsh-draft-fold: Automatically Fold Input Drafts into Attachment-Style Summary Cards

`dsh-draft-fold` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) client plugin maintained by Ztyss, designed to address the issue of lengthy input drafts taking up excessive interface space. The plugin automatically folds overlong drafts into attachment-style summary cards, optimizing the presentation of long text while preserving DSH's original message format and sending path. It supports user-customizable folding thresholds (default: 300 characters) and summary preview lengths (default: 120 characters), and is compatible with both DSH kernel versions ≤0.1.5 and 0.1.7+. Installation is simple and requires no local build; once configured, it takes effect immediately, making it a lightweight solution for handling long-form text input.

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dida-todo: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin with TickTick as the Source of Truth

`dida-todo` is a DSH plugin designed to resolve progress loss caused by interrupted Agent sessions. It uses TickTick as the persistent source of truth for tasks and supports Agents automatically claiming, executing, and writing back task progress. The plugin features automatic resume after session interruption, enforced human acceptance loop, and goal-driven takeover. By binding a checklist, Agents automatically execute tasks while idle and generate a "pending acceptance" reminder after completion. It does not override existing tools and is suitable for automation workflows requiring cross-turn or long-term tracking.

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DSH Browser: A Headless Browser Automation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

dsh-browser is a browser automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the session confusion and security risks caused by traditional drivers. Built on Playwright 1.62.1, it provides headless-first, fully isolated Chromium sessions and a semantic action interface. Through bounded evidence and deterministic checks, it ensures that Agent actions are safe and traceable. The plugin supports a standard workflow: installing and starting a session, observing a page, performing actions, and ending the session, and is suitable for web testing and data scraping scenarios. The current version is 0.1.0-rc1, a pre-release.

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zou82/dsh-plugin-git-sync: A Git + GitHub Automation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

`zou82/dsh-plugin-git-sync` is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that automates interactions between local Git repositories and GitHub. It includes repository creation prompts at project start, automatic synchronization of code changes, secure credential management, conflict handling without forced pushes, and sensitive file scanning. Installation requires configuring a GitHub Token and registering the bundle in DSH.

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DeepSeek Harness Plugin: Turning the Xiaomi Bluetooth Remote 2 Pro into a Voice Input and Quick Control Console

`zmyisme/dsh-xiaomi-remote-2-pro` is a plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address input interruptions during prolonged use. It integrates the Xiaomi Bluetooth Remote 2 Pro with DSH, providing voice input and quick control features. Key features include: using the remote's voice key to implement “push-to-talk” and insert text; supporting gestures such as single click, double click, and long press mapped to actions like text insertion and sending messages; and offering preset profiles and a learning mode. Installation requires first pairing the remote and enabling DSH's experimental voice input, and the process must be restarted after installation. The plugin is implemented in pure JavaScript, requiring no compilation or administrator privileges, but some system keys (e.g., volume) may not be interceptable on Windows.

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DeepSeek Harness Plugin: System Analyst Thesis Assistant for the China Software Professional Certification Examination

The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-ruankao-essay` provides end-to-end automated support for writing Ruankao System Analyst essay papers. Its core features include question-bank indexing, structured 10-paragraph essay writing, paragraph-level self-evaluation, and Word document generation. Users can invoke the plugin through a Web UI or scripts to complete a closed workflow from topic selection and writing to delivery. Installation requires Node.js, with attention to script encoding and restart configuration. The tool is intended to reduce the cognitive burden of exam preparation and is for personal learning use only.

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DeepSeek Harness Budget and Handoff Plugin: dsh-budget-handoff

`dsh-budget-handoff` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address uncontrolled budgets in agent tasks and unrecorded interruptions. It calculates spending in real time based on the official pricing table, stops execution when the budget is exhausted, and generates a handoff snapshot containing the context and file changes. During installation, a profile must be specified and DSH restarted, with a default budget of CNY 10. Users can use the `/budget` command to set, query, or increase the budget. The plugin issues a warning when spending reaches 80% and blocks execution with exit code 1 when it reaches 100%. After a block, the task can be resumed by increasing the budget and sending the "continue" command. This plugin supports billing only for specific models under `deepseek-official`, using dynamic billing based on `pricing.json`.

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zhy5/dsh-wx-bridge: Driving Local Tasks via WeChat Messages

The `zhy5/dsh-wx-bridge` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) integrates WeChat with a local DSH instance via Tencent's iLink channel, enabling remote control of local tasks from a mobile device. It is released under the MIT License and features native ACP session integration to preserve context, in-WeChat approval responses and proactive message pushing, built-in zero-dependency bridging and self-checking components, and management through HTTP interfaces. When installing, note the package name change (as of version 1.0.8, `@zmainer/dsh-wx-bridge`), and it is recommended to configure approval policies to ensure security.

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@zhourenke/dsh-reasoning-mode: Specify Reasoning Mode and Summary Level for DeepSeek Harness

This plugin adds per-route control of the reasoning mode (Standard/Pro) and summarization level (Auto/Concise/Detailed) for DSH. It is implemented at the profile layer, does not modify the DSH core, and supports hot reloading. Users can customize model behavior by selecting routes and configuring parameters; the configuration is stored in `cordis.patch.yml`. Note that DSH v0.2.0-rc.2 or later is required, and this plugin supports only models compatible with the OpenAI Responses protocol.

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dsh-notify: Native System Notification Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

`dsh-notify` is a browser-side plugin that uses the Web Notification API to map DeepSeek Harness state changes (such as round completion, job settlement, and waiting for confirmation) to system-level notifications. Maintained by Zhiyi-Zhao, the plugin supports both desktop and browser environments. It includes built-in noise control: by default, it does not send notifications when the window is focused and ignores tasks shorter than 10 seconds. Installation and configuration must be performed via the CLI and `localStorage`, and headless mode is not supported. On Windows, be mindful of setting the `tag` parameter for Toast messages.

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