Introducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-retro
dsh-retro is a plugin under the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem that addresses the fragmentation of session data. It converts DSH session events into retrospective drafts, which are manually reviewed and saved to an Obsidian vault. The plugin supports accumulating experience entries, generating weekly summaries, proposing rules, and integrating with blogs. Installation requires environment prerequisites such as Node.js 22, and configuration and management are handled through CLI commands.
Read Moredsh-provider-proxy: DeepSeek Harness Scoped Proxy Middleware
`dsh-provider-proxy` is a middleware plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue that a single global proxy configuration is overly broad. It allows users to configure HTTP/HTTPS proxies for specific Providers, enabling Provider-level network isolation while other Providers remain directly connected. The plugin is implemented based on `globalThis.fetch`, supports configuration via the UI or YAML, and allows proxy authentication using environment variables. After installation, it must be enabled in settings, and the service must be restarted for the change to take effect. It does not support SOCKS proxies and does not rewrite a Provider's `baseURL`.
Read Moredsh-file-manager: File Management and Editing Views for DeepSeek Harness Web
`dsh-file-manager` is a Web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides file management for Web Sessions by integrating the Monaco editor. It supports file tree browsing, multi-tab editing, syntax highlighting, and multi-language support. The plugin is strictly confined to the authoritative directory of the current Session and uses atomic save mechanisms to prevent version conflicts. Installation requires meeting the necessary Node.js version requirements and enabling the plugin via the `dsh plugin` command, making it suitable for viewing and editing code directly in a Web environment.
Read Moredsh-embedded-codex: Using the Official Codex App Server in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-embedded-codex` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to integrate the official Codex App Server. By reusing the local ChatGPT Codex login state through “Codex mode,” it separates responsibilities: Codex handles the model loop, tool calls, and sandbox, while DSH manages sessions and presentation. Installation requires a Node.js and Git environment and supports three permission modes. Implemented through configuration overrides and compatibility support, the plugin enables direct use of Codex’s Agent Runtime for development and testing on the web without modifying DSH’s core code.
Read Moredsh-zhushou: DSH Sidebar Assistant Plugin
`dsh-zhushou` is a sidebar plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed around the principle of “everything is a plugin.” It addresses the pain point of frequently switching assistant personas across multiple scenarios. The plugin allows users to manage assistant personas in the sidebar and directly apply a selected persona in the main DSH chat session; if none is selected, the session remains in its native state. Its core capabilities include session-level activation, independent model parameter configuration, templated system prompts, worldbook injection, memory management, and quick replies. Data is stored in a local directory. Install it via npm and restart DSH Web to start using it, providing a lightweight solution for persona reuse and role simulation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-suite: Combine 18 Independent Plugins in One Click
The dsh-suite plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) bundles 18 commonly used plugins—such as email, calendar, and DevOps—under an “everything is a plugin” architecture, providing a centralized solution that addresses tedious manual configuration and version compatibility issues. It supports one-click installation in both desktop and web versions and locks component versions to help teams replicate environments. Users can flexibly enable the full suite or configure individual components separately. After installation, restart the service and pay attention to Node.js version requirements and permission instructions.
Read Moredsh-dream: A Plugin for Organizing and Reusing Task Experience
dsh-dream is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the issues of models forgetting context and repeatedly making the same mistakes. It helps users build long-term memory through automated extraction, structured storage, and a review mechanism. The plugin supports browsing and retrieval, automatic reuse of adopted experiences, manual review of dream diaries, and writing experience rules into documentation. After completing specific tasks, users can trigger automatic organization; once reviewed and adopted, related new tasks will automatically reuse these experiences, enabling the accumulation and reuse of agent capabilities.
Read Moredsh-supreme: The Governance Layer of DeepSeek Harness
dsh-supreme is a governance-stack plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to replace disparate single-domain tools. It bundles seven governance domains, including cost, security, and routing, into deterministic code, adopting an “evidence as product” model. By rejecting machine-learning dependencies, it ensures adjudications are reproducible and zero-latency. The plugin requires no upstream modifications, enabling one-click configuration and full validation through its built-in CLI, with support for safe cleanup and auditing. It is suitable for developers requiring strict governance and deterministic decision-making.
Read MoreAmazon Ops Career Skills (DSH Plugin Overview)
`soberbiak/amazon-sucareer` is an evidence-first plugin by DeepSeek Harness for job seekers targeting Amazon operations roles. It builds a Career Evidence Ledger by organizing real work materials and provides core capabilities such as career positioning, resume writing with risk auditing, interview preparation, and opening statement generation. The tool emphasizes fact-based rewriting, refuses fabricated data, and aims to transform fragmented experience into structured career evidence that withstands verification, helping candidates accurately respond to follow-up interview questions.
Read Moredsh-repeat-tool-breaker: DSH Repeated Tool Call Blocking
dsh-repeat-tool-breaker is a synchronous plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that blocks an agent from repeatedly calling the same tool or getting stuck in an infinite loop. By utilizing semantic fingerprint detection (supporting types such as exact, cmd, and net) and failure tracking rails, the plugin triggers a warning when repeated calls or consecutive failures are detected, and forcibly blocks the call once a threshold is reached, forcing the model to change its strategy. This plugin supports DSH versions 0.1.7 and 0.2.0, rejects HTTP requests from the Shell by default, and allows controlling the post-block behavior (such as prompting or direct rejection) via the `onLimit` parameter.
Read Moredsh-chartlab: Empowering Agents to Turn Local Data into Interactive Charts
dsh-chartlab is a plugin in the DSH ecosystem for Agents to generate visual charts. It supports transforming data from local files (CSV/Excel) or DuckDB databases into interactive charts. Core features include multiple chart types, SQL queries, data filtering and grouping, and screenshot export. The plugin automatically adapts to the theme and language. Known limitations currently include full loading of Excel files and reading only the first worksheet. Install command: `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-chartlab`
Read Moredsh-effort-slider: DeepSeek Harness Reasoning Effort Slider
dsh-effort-slider is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to enhance the interaction experience of inference effort. It replaces the native single-select row with a draggable slider offering four levels—Off, Low, High, and Max—and supports drag-based switching, dark/light theme adaptation, and a WebGL flame effect. The plugin does not modify the core DSH code; it is ready to use upon click, ensuring pipeline compatibility and security. It can be installed with the command `dsh plugin add` and requires DSH version >= 0.2.0-rc.2.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Modular Theme Library and Starter Kit (slymaster/dsh-theme-lab)
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Theme Lab is an unofficial multi-theme collection and development template for DeepSeek Harness. This plugin addresses the lack of multi-theme switching in native DSH by injecting native settings selectors and a semantic token palette, providing four custom themes in addition to the default theme, and supporting native persistence, a data-driven registry, and safe uninstallation. Developers need to clone and build the project, then configure the link to Harness, after which themes can be switched in Settings. The project is well suited for developers who need to quickly customize the UI within a DSH environment or develop new themes. It depends on Harness version 0.1.1-rc.2 and Node.js 22.
Read Moredsh-a11y-announcer: DeepSeek Harness Accessibility Plugin
This plugin aims to address the issue that streamed output from the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI is not captured by screen readers. It leverages aria-live regions and a debounce mechanism to announce tool calls and final responses in real time after the text stabilizes, while filtering out internal reasoning and duplicate content. Users must manually configure the dependencies and bundle to enable it, making it suitable for accessibility-oriented development scenarios for visually impaired developers on web platforms.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: sleetdrop/dsh-plugin-topology
`sleetdrop/dsh-plugin-topology` is a plugin dependency checker for DeepSeek Harness. The tool captures snapshots of the Cordis plugin fiber tree, computes graph-theoretic metrics (such as in-degree and centrality), and provides a visualization panel along with export functionality in multiple formats (JSON, Graphviz, and SVG) to help developers diagnose complex dependencies and circular dependency issues. The plugin is maintained independently, so version compatibility and its reliance on internal structures require attention.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Awareness Metrics Audit Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `slatinwine/dsh-sentience-audit` audits an agent's functional organization based on trajectory structure. Grounded in the indicators of sentience theory by Butlin et al. (2023), it rates sessions on an L1-L5 scale, with fully reproducible results that do not rely on large models. It outputs specific ratings and evidence through the `sentience_audit` tool, and is suitable for assessing whether an agent exhibits structural features such as recursive loops or a global workspace, but it is limited to live sessions and cannot evaluate subjective experience.
Read Moredsh-done-badge: DSH Task Completion Badge (Windows Taskbar Counter)
The dsh-done-badge plugin uses native Windows APIs to display the number of completed tasks on the taskbar icon when the user leaves the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) window. It features zero dependencies, a serial update queue, and automatic reset. After users install it via the CLI, each completed background task triggers a red badge on the taskbar icon, which remains for 2 seconds after the user switches back to the window and then disappears. The plugin addresses the pain point of invisible background tasks and is intended for use on Windows.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-team
`dsh-team` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to provide DSH with a web dashboard and persistent management for agent teams. It enables users to monitor and manage agent team status through a visual interface. Users must install it themselves from the GitHub repository and inspect the source code and license. This plugin is suitable for users who need visualization or long-running management of agent teams.
Read MoreMetaBoard: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Creating Execution Traces for Non-Coding Work
MetaBoard is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that introduces execution trace logging capabilities for non-code workflows such as content production. It provides two interfaces — CLI and Agent tools — for task management and for recording materials, drafts, and review history, adhering to the design principle of not modifying the host. The plugin is currently in Phase 1 of implementation: core functionality has been implemented, but end-to-end validation and concurrency conflict validation remain pending, so it should be used with caution.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-tool-args-unwrap
The `dsh-tool-args-unwrap` plugin aims to address malformed tool-call parameters in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and prevent the propagation of bad examples. It intercepts and corrects malformed parameters (such as nested wrapping and key aliases) at the `llm/stream` watermark, supporting full-chain repair, historical session correction, and host validation. It can be enabled by configuring dependencies and bundles, and provides the ability to silently handle tools with no required parameters.
Read Moredsh-account-quota: A DeepSeek Harness Web Plugin That Displays Real Balance and Usage
`dsh-account-quota` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to present account balance and usage at a glance. It displays the balance, today’s consumption, and usage rate in a persistent status line, with data sourced directly from the official API. The plugin supports both the DeepSeek official adapter and the OpenCode Go adapter, and uses a difference-based algorithm to accurately calculate today’s consumption. Installation requires configuring environment variables and restarting the process, while cache and timeout parameters can be adjusted via YAML. It also uses CSS to fix the layout, displaying side by side with the statistics line to ensure a clean interface.
Read Moredsh-model-auto-hot-switch: DeepSeek Harness Automatic Model Hot Switching Plugin
`dsh-model-auto-hot-switch` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the pain point of model switching when mixing multimodal tasks. It locally detects whether a task step contains images and automatically routes such tasks to a vision-capable model, while keeping other tasks on the default model, achieving automatic hot switching with zero additional token consumption and no context interference. Users can enable it with one click via a floating button in the web interface or a configuration file, without relying on the official runtime, making it suitable for efficiently handling mixed text-and-image tasks within a single session.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Localized Stock Portfolio Management
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-stock-portfolio` is designed to integrate stock portfolio management functionality in line with the “everything is a plugin” philosophy. It uses a local SQLite database to store trading and market data, supporting A-shares, HK stocks, US stocks, ETFs, and more. Users can record trades, generate profit and loss statistics, retrieve daily market data, and review portfolios via the sidebar, conversational commands, or mentions in the right panel. The plugin provides seven Tools for natural-language read/write operations. Data is sourced from TickFlow and is provided for local reference only; it does not constitute investment advice.
Read MoreMCP Server Management Panel for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI
The DSH Web GUI plugin `dsh-mcp-skill-control` provides a graphical interface for managing MCP servers and local skills, eliminating the need for manual configuration file edits. It supports checking server status, starting, stopping, and restarting servers, adding servers (including via JSON import), deleting servers, and running diagnostic probes. Skill management includes one-click enabling or disabling of local skills and locating their files. All changes are written to `cordis.patch.yml` through YAML AST editing, ensuring configuration integrity. Installation requires the CLI, and uninstallation is equally straightforward. Developers should be mindful of version compatibility and build dependency issues.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-intranet-browser
`dsh-intranet-browser` is a plugin modified from `@yeesy369/dsh-browser-playwright`, designed to resolve the issue where DeepSeek Harness is restricted from accessing local and intranet addresses due to SSRF controls. It removes security restrictions, creates an isolated instance, and enables a user approval mechanism, allowing the AI to safely open, take screenshots of, and interact with web pages while debugging local services. This plugin is no longer maintained and has been merged into a unified plugin; when using it, you need to configure `evaluate: true` to enable specific features.
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