dsh-paperforge: Reading Papers in DSH: Read, Ask, and Note as You Go
`dsh-paperforge` is a memory-focused plugin maintained by PhysicalAI-0, designed to resolve the fragmented workflow of paper reading, AI interaction, and note-taking in DSH. It integrates a PDF paper library, dedicated AI conversations, and local Markdown notes, and supports features such as text highlighting, screenshot annotation, Ask AI follow-up questions, and session summarization. Developers can read, ask, and take notes directly within the DSH web interface, with the workflow persisted locally. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.7 or higher and supports configuring the workspace path and model, although it has certain limitations in editing and interface layout.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Code Learning Plugin: dsh-coding-plugin
dsh-coding-plugin is a code learning plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to integrate code editing, execution, and analysis into the conversation flow to avoid frequent window switching. It provides a runtime environment for languages such as Python and JS via a right-side floating window, supports level evaluation and progress tracking, and can deliver analysis results directly into the conversation. The plugin can be invoked directly with commands in the conversation, and data is stored locally. The installation command is `dsh plugin add dsh-coding-plugin`.
Read Moredsh-switchman: DeepSeek Harness Context Management and Scheduling Plugin
dsh-switchman is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address context bloat in long sessions. It manages context through watermark control (soft, hard, and forced thresholds) and six scheduling pools (economy, mechanical, main model, among others), transforming the main model from an executor into a scheduler that allocates tasks effectively to reduce costs. The plugin supports agent-team mode, hierarchical validation, and multilingual interfaces, significantly improving the stability and efficiency of autonomous coding workflows.
Read Moredsh-context-governor: Session Context and Cost Monitoring for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-context-governor is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to provide an intuitive overview of session context and cost estimation. It displays prompt size, cache hit rate, cost multiplier, and context pressure in real time, helping developers make informed decisions before compacting or retrying. It does not consume tokens; it calculates metrics solely by reading DSH projection data. It also supports viewing balance, rates, and pressure indicators in the Web interface to help manage the context budget.
Read Moreviya-memory: A Local Long-Term Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
viya-memory is a local storage plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide long-term memory for agents through Markdown files. It is a zero-dependency, single-file plugin that supports materializing memories into cards and leverages Obsidian's graph view, bidirectional links, and search features. After installation, you need to configure the path to the Obsidian vault. The plugin provides seven core tools, including saving, searching, updating, linking, deleting, and statistics. It features atomic writes, overwrite prevention, and sensitive-content scanning, making it suitable for developers who require data privacy and local control.
Read Moremeow-dsh-workflow: DSH Plugin: Building Standardized Collaboration Pipelines with a Role Library and Sub-Agents
`meow-dsh-workflow` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to reduce the burden of agent prompt maintenance and permission management. It uses a built-in editable role library to compile role definitions into system prompts in real time, and leverages `meow_agent_call` to apply hard permission filtering to sub-agents. Core features include cross-session role memory, a company ledger, Web dashboard management, and skill catalog filtering. The `web` profile must be specified during installation. It is recommended to use it together with `meow-dsh-task`: the former tracks “tasks,” while the latter coordinates “people,” enabling a structured multi-agent workflow.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Long-Term Memory Plugin: dsh-unified-memory
`dsh-unified-memory` is a plugin that provides low-cost long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness. It uses SQLite full-text indexing to retrieve memories stored in local Markdown files only when needed, avoiding the need to load the entire memory store into the context and thereby saving tokens. The plugin supports three working modes: `dsh` (standalone storage), `overlay` (reads Claude Code memories), and `shared` (shares memories with Claude Code). After installation, users can switch modes using the `mem mode` command. All data is fully local, with no network requests, making it suitable for scenarios with limited context windows or long-running agent tasks. Users should be aware of environment dependencies and privacy concerns related to plaintext storage.
Read Moredsh-approval-explain: Add an Explanation Button to the DeepSeek Harness Approval Card
The dsh-approval-explain plugin is designed to address an issue in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) approval cards where the details area remains empty for non-`command` tools such as `write` and `edit`. By adding an “Explain” button or using the `/explain` command, the plugin leverages an LLM to generate a three-line summary including the operation content, affected files, and a security assessment. It supports three parameter shapes: `command`, `file_path`, and `path`; visually reuses the native button style; and is non-invasive. Installation requires DSH 0.1.5-rc.1 or later, and it currently supports only the Web GUI. Using it incurs LLM call costs, is recorded in logs, and does not affect the actual approval process.
Read Moredsh-costcast: Introducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin
`dsh-costcast` is a cost plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the rapid accumulation of context costs during frequent local use. It provides a persistent display above the input box, showing in real time the context size, the next step, and the estimated cost for the current turn, while using a bar chart to visualize cost trends. The plugin includes a context warning feature: when context usage exceeds 70%, it prompts the user to start a new session, and it can be clicked to expand for a detailed cost breakdown. It does not read session files, makes no network requests, and requires minimal permissions. Users should note that the plugin hardcodes the model name as `deepseek-flash`, and cost data is reset after a restart.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Skin Master Plugin (dsh-skin-master): Desktop Custom Skin and Wallpaper Tool
`dsh-skin-master` is a custom skin plugin for the desktop version of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), allowing users to deeply customize the interface without modifying the core code. Maintained by Lzhimie, the plugin supports changing wallpapers (with local upload and filters), adjusting the styles of the input field and pop-up dialogs (including a frosted glass effect), and customizing the color, font, and shadow of message bubbles. All settings take effect in real time and are persistently saved. Users can install it via the command line and configure it by clicking the palette icon at the bottom of the sidebar. Its data is stored in a local directory.
Read Moredsh-preset-bridge: Mode Directory Bridge for DSH Desktop 0.2.x
`dsh-preset-bridge` is a transitional plugin developed to resolve the loss of local presets caused by DSH Desktop 0.2.0 removing directory scanning. It reintroduces the `~/.dsh/.agent-presets` directory from 0.1.x environments into the 0.2.x mode list, and fixes dependency replacement issues (such as changing `worker-thread` to `workflow-ptc`) and relative path resolution errors. Installation requires administrator privileges and a restart, and additional directories can be configured via `cordis.patch.yml`. The plugin only covers known compatibility pitfalls, does not guarantee that all presets will load successfully, and may become ineffective with major version updates.
Read More@hmkk/dsh-appearance: A Lightweight DeepSeek Harness Font and Theme Plugin
@hmkk/dsh-appearance is a lightweight plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, addressing the cumbersome nature of style customization. It does not bundle font files and overrides UI and code block styles solely by modifying official tokens, featuring zero build steps and zero runtime dependencies. The plugin supports separate selection for Chinese, English, and code fonts, includes five official color palettes such as One Dark Pro and Dracula, and overrides 42 tokens to ensure consistent styling. After installation, users can adjust font size, color scheme, and export settings from the settings page, making it ideal for developers seeking lightweight and rapid customization.
Read Moredsh-codex-style-computer-use: Providing Desktop-Level Operation Capabilities for DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness has released the dsh-codex-style-computer-use plugin, designed to address the need for agents to write automation scripts when operating Windows desktop applications. Through native C# Workers, the plugin enables agents to “see” and “operate” the desktop, supporting window listing, screenshots, UI Automation tree observation, as well as click, keyboard input, and drag-and-drop actions. The plugin also supports batch execution sequences, interactive prompts, and manual stop controls, lowering the barrier to interaction. It is available only on Windows, can be installed via dsh-market, does not read user files, and writes only binaries and logs to a specific directory.
Read Moredsh-xiangqi-mate: A Chinese Chess Plugin for Human vs. AI Play on DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-xiangqi-mate` is a Xiangqi (Chinese chess) human-versus-AI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), developed by user `lpeixin`. It addresses limitations of existing plugins, such as restricted functionality or frequent interruptions, enabling smooth in-session play. It features zero dependencies, automatic fallback to a local engine, universally compatible move notation, and a multilingual UI. It can be installed through `plugin_manager` and supports mouse drag-and-drop or command-line interaction. Users can configure the opponent as a model or a local engine. If the model times out or violates the rules, the plugin automatically switches to the local engine so the game can continue, making it an ideal choice for building a robust play environment.
Read Moredsh-effort-ultra: DeepSeek Harness Native Reasoning Effort Control
`dsh-effort-ultra` is a reasoning-effort control plugin designed exclusively for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By calling the official DSH session service, it resolves the lack of native interface controls and conflicts with third-party controls, offering six adjustment levels (from Off to Ultra) and a blue-to-purple gradient interface. The plugin supports continuous sliding, explicit menus, model-switch synchronization, and theme adaptation. It directly reads the `reasoning` declaration in the official DSH directory to ensure accurate levels. Easy to install and highly compatible, it is an ideal tool for developers who want precise control over model outputs.
Read Moredsh-simulated-life: Providing Realistic Life Context for DeepSeek Harness Agent
dsh-simulated-life is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides Agents with a realistic life context. Each turn, it automatically reads and injects “life events” from the workspace within the past 24 hours, along with the current state of the world, while enabling Agents to write their thoughts and actions back to the log via the `life_react` tool. With automatic deduplication, zero intrusion, and time-window control, and in combination with external Skills, it supports continuous world evolution and long-term role-playing for Agents.
Read Moredsh-message-datetime: DeepSeek Harness Per-Turn Clock Context Plugin
`dsh-message-datetime` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address time perception and idle-duration calculation for large models in multi-turn conversations. At the start of each turn, it automatically injects the current time, the end time of the previous turn, and the idle duration, eliminating the need for the model to calculate them, thereby reducing token consumption and improving accuracy. It supports full scenario coverage and features zero permissions, interruption safety, and Web UI compatibility, along with timezone configuration options.
Read Moredsh-clear-mind: Model-Autonomous Context Compression and Checkpoint Management
`dsh-clear-mind` is a memory management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address context-window saturation in long conversations. By providing the `mind_map` and `clear_mind` tools, it enables the root agent to autonomously compress conversation history, replacing redundant information with auditable checkpoints. The plugin also supports proactive threshold alerts, generates GUI tombstone records, and runs entirely locally without requiring network access. It can effectively reduce inference costs while preserving session traceability.
Read Moredsh-amd-free-model: AMD Radeon Token Factory Free Model Detection Plugin
The “AMD Free Model” plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by jiuge613, is designed to resolve the configuration challenges of invoking free GPU models from AMD Radeon Token Factory within DSH. With a pure mounting approach and zero dependencies, it enables seamless model invocation by automatically detecting the list of free models daily, providing a local OpenAI-compatible forwarding port, and offering load monitoring and usage dashboards. It supports models such as DeepSeek V4 and MiMo, with all keys and data stored locally to ensure security and reliability.
Read Moredsh-task-toast: DeepSeek Harness Status Notification Plugin
dsh-task-toast is a pure client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness that aims to aggregate scattered Agent statuses in the top-right corner of the page. It supports multiple states, including completed, error, and pending authorization, and provides visual feedback, hover-to-expand details, and system notifications for multi-channel alerts. The plugin requires no build steps and is compatible with browser and DSH Desktop environments, helping developers or users monitor Agent runtime status in real time.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Jetformat Local Document Processing
`jetformat/dsh-plugin` is a local plugin for DeepSeek Harness that securely processes Office documents by invoking the Jetformat CLI. It supports Word, Excel, and PPT-to-PDF conversion, text extraction, PDF merging, and PDF viewing, without uploading files to a server. To install it, you must first configure the CLI and add the plugin via npm. It is compatible with DSH 0.1.5-rc.3 and requires an internet connection for login and billing, making it suitable for developers who need to process documents locally.
Read Moredsh-tool-lsp: The LSP Behavior Surface of DeepSeek Harness
dsh-tool-lsp is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to provide models with IDE-level LSP (Language Server Protocol) capabilities, including diagnostics, formatting, renaming, code actions, and symbol navigation. The plugin is installed via npm and requires specifying the command and path of a language server (such as vtsls or rust-analyzer) in the configuration file before being manually enabled. It supports five tools and follows the DSH file observation strategy to handle write conflicts. During installation, users should note dependency requirements, limitations in symbol support for some tools, and the retry mechanism for cold servers.
Read Moredsh-tool-ast-grep: AST-based Structural Code Search and Outline Tool
`dsh-tool-ast-grep` is a core plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to address the high token consumption and low semantic accuracy of traditional regular expression searching. Based on the `ast-grep` engine, it provides AST-level structured code search and syntax outline extraction capabilities. Its core features include: `ast_search` with metavariable support, `ast_outline` structural extraction that saves 80%–95% of tokens, and subprocess-safe calls that are immune to shell escaping issues. It supports multiple languages, including TypeScript, Python, Rust, and Go. To install the plugin, install the `ast-grep` CLI first and enable it via the `dsh plugin` command, which can
Read Moredsh-awesome-agent-preset: DeepSeek Harness (dsh) Ultra-Lightweight Preset for Everyday Coding Agents
`dsh-awesome-agent-preset` is an ultra-lightweight DeepSeek Harness agent preset maintained by Jaylor-Wang. This plugin removes the complex orchestration layer, such as deliverable management and sub-agent scheduling, to provide a pure and fast coding experience. Its core features include retaining essential tools such as file read/write, Bash execution, and background task management, and prioritizing direct execution over excessive coordination to save tokens and improve efficiency. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-awesome-agent-preset`. After installation, select the `awesome-agent` preset to use it, making it suitable for everyday development scenarios that prioritize rapid iteration and lower overhead.
Read Moredsh-skills-mcp-manager: Skill and MCP Manager for the DSH Settings Panel
`dsh-skills-mcp-manager` is a DSH plugin designed to address the fragmented and error-prone management of SKILL.md files and MCP servers through a unified settings panel. It supports global and project-level configuration, and provides skill list management, real-time MCP monitoring and reconnection, tool registry filtering, and importing configurations from multiple platforms. The plugin features zero runtime dependencies, automatic configuration backups, and a small footprint; users can install it via a command and use it directly from the settings panel.
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