DeepSeek Harness Live2D Waifu Plugin
Under the “everything is a plugin” philosophy of DeepSeek Harness, the `dsh-live2d` plugin renders a Live2D mascot in the bottom-left corner of the Web interface, intuitively displaying Agent status. Installation requires closing DSH first, executing the `dsh plugin` command, and starting `dsh web`. The mascot supports mouse dragging, scroll-wheel zooming, and canvas adjustment; its gaze follows the mouse, and it automatically switches animations and expressions based on DSH states (such as idle, thinking, working, success/error). Custom animation mappings and expressions are supported, with configuration saved in localStorage or the settings panel. Developers can also modify the source code and run `npm run build` for secondary development.
Read Moredsh-font-enhancer: Customize DSH UI Font and Color by Region
`dsh-font-enhancer` is a DSH client plugin that allows individual adjustment of Chinese and English font family, font size, line height, color, and font weight per area (such as the message area and sidebar). It also supports global settings and box selection. Users can save named themes, generate random color schemes or fonts, and download cute fonts. The plugin runs entirely on the client side, supports both DSH web and desktop, and stores settings locally, so they persist across page refreshes.
Read Moredsh-git-update-notifier: Update Management in Local Source Format
`dsh-git-update-notifier` is an update-detection plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), specifically designed for source-code checkout development. It detects updates by directly comparing Git commits, avoids breaking the pnpm workspace structure, and supports resumable updates, multi-stage validation, and rollback on failure. The plugin automatically checks at midnight daily, performs catch-up checks if it is not running, and provides Web GUI interaction, retry mechanisms, and self-update capabilities. It is compatible with npx, npm, and proxy-based environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Message Rendering Plugin: dsh-tavern-renderer
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-tavern-renderer focuses on message presentation and does not modify persistent data or model prompts. It provides a complete rendering pipeline that supports ordered regular expression substitution, macro variables, secure inline JavaScript expressions, Markdown parsing, and strict HTML/CSS sanitization. The plugin includes eight immersive document templates and supports custom themes and character templates. Installation requires compatibility with DSH 0.1.7-rc.2; after installing via the command line, users can configure regular expression rules, invoke built-in or custom variables, and switch themes or inject styles through the API. The plugin runs entirely in the browser and has no backend dependencies.
Read Moredsh-paoding: Turning DSH into a Small Team of Agents with Clear Roles and On-Demand Loading
DSH-paoding (Paoding) reconfigures DSH to transform its single-agent architecture into a “commander + assistants” model. The main agent orchestrates task decomposition and delegates concrete tasks—such as web research, UI design, code writing, and repository-wide search—to four dedicated assistants, enabling zero source-code changes and on-demand tool loading to reduce context overhead. It supports custom roles, dedicated models, and session resumption, provides GUI-based configuration, and is compatible with DSH versions 0.1.5 through 0.2.0-rc.2, aiming to improve DSH’s task-processing efficiency through modularized task allocation.
Read Moredsh-local-vector-memory: Local Vector Memory Plugin
The `dsh-local-vector-memory` plugin provides long-term memory capabilities for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) through local vectorization and SQLite single-file storage. It leverages built-in features of Node.js >= 22.5 to run without a complex environment. Core features include automatic recall, cloud extraction, contradiction detection, a recycle bin mechanism, and online backup. The plugin provides tools for memory CRUD operations and health monitoring, supports LRU-based deduplication and filtering of low-value content, and requires use with a local embedding service.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Voice Conversation Plugin: dsh-voco
`dsh-voco` is a voice conversation plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, designed to manage background Agent tasks through natural language and improve operational efficiency. The plugin uses SiliconFlow's ASR model and Edge TTS to perform speech recognition and synthesis, supports delegating voice commands to background Agents for processing, and provides immediate voice feedback and session persistence. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+ and a configured SiliconFlow API key, which can be set through the DSH Web UI or environment variables.
Read Moredsh-auto-chat-titles: A Semantic Conversation Title Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-auto-chat-titles` plugin replaces DeepSeek Harness (DSH)’s built-in policy with LLM-powered, semantics-based automatic chat title generation. It addresses insufficient semantic quality and configurability, supporting independent model selection, manual regeneration, context extraction, and real-time parameter adjustment. It fully inherits DSH’s core service behaviors, such as persistence and cancellation mechanisms. Users can install it via a Web Profile, configure the model, length, context window, and limiting parameters in settings, and trigger regeneration using the Regenerate Title button or command.
Read Morelemoncat7/dsh-ssh: SSH Sessions, Terminals, and File Transfer Plugin
`lemoncat7/dsh-ssh` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to enable AI agents to perform remote server operations. It integrates features such as SSH authentication, proxy jumps, port forwarding, interactive terminals, and file transfer (SFTP/FTP) into the DSH workspace without relying on local commands. It supports command execution, terminal interaction, Markdown editing, and file preview (up to 1MB). The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @lemoncat7/dsh-ssh@latest`. This plugin is maintained by community developers and follows the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-oh-my-claude: Using Claude Code CLI as the LLM Provider for DSH
The DSH platform plugin `dsh-oh-my-claude` allows users to directly reuse an existing local Claude Code CLI login, using it as a DSH backend model provider without needing to apply for a separate API key. By invoking the `claude -p` command, it inherits all of the CLI's configurations, hook mechanisms, and rate-limiting policies. It supports live model lists, session resume, permission-approval relay, multimodal support, interactive panels, and remote SSH workspaces. Installation requires DSH 0.2 and a logged-in CLI state, making it well suited for developers accustomed to using the CLI and enabling seamless integration between DSH and Claude Code.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Voice Input and Text Cleanup Plugin
The dsh web voice input plugin provides users with voice-to-text and AI text-optimization features. Its core functionality includes holding Right Alt to speak and record, with support for browser-local recognition and multiple cloud recognition APIs (such as OpenAI Whisper). After recording, users can left-click to correct the text or right-click to correct and format it; the result replaces the original text in place. The plugin stores configuration settings and API keys securely in the local browser. It must be installed using the official command and dsh web restarted before use.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: CacheScope - Prompt Caching Observability and Input Diagnostics
CacheScope is a local debugging plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the challenge of locating low prompt cache hit rates. It provides a desktop dashboard that displays Provider-reported cache token usage in real time, along with diagnostic features such as comparing two dialogue turns, inspecting differences between adjacent inputs, and visualizing a color-coded input tree. Data can be filtered by session, model, and other criteria. Installation is straightforward, and by default, the plugin retains only the most recent 12 inputs. Note: Data exists only in local memory and cannot be used for cross-session comparisons after restarting the process.
Read Moredsh-mic-dictation: DeepSeek Harness Voice Input Plugin
dsh-mic-dictation is a native client plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the tedium of manually entering tasks on the web. By inserting a microphone button into the prompt bar, it leverages the browser’s native speech recognition capability to automatically convert speech to text input, eliminating the need to switch input methods. The plugin runs entirely client-side, works out of the box after installation, does not collect any data, and supports Chrome, Edge, and Safari. After clicking the button and granting microphone permission, users can simply speak their instructions, which are then automatically filled into the prompt box.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness API Usage Balance Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-api-balance` adds account monitoring functionality to the WebUI. Developed by the maintainer "Huli," npm packaging cannot be provided due to a visual impairment; installation is required from source or via a NixOS configuration. Core features include switching between the "Balance" and "Usage" tabs in the usage panel, querying the account balance and detailed consumption records (with charts), automatic token retrieval, voice announcements, and peak/off-peak billing prompts. After installation, users can click the circle next to the send button in the WebUI to view account status. It is suitable for users who need fine-grained management of API consumption.
Read Moredsh-task-graph: DeepSeek Harness Single-Task Execution Flow Map
The `dsh-task-graph` plugin, maintained by KevinZhangNothing, is designed to transform DeepSeek Harness (DSH) log streams into interactive task topology graphs. Focusing on the “task” level, it provides on-demand detail panels, hiding ordinary steps by default and displaying only key nodes, errors, and retry events. The plugin supports multiple layouts, including serpentine, DAG, and timeline, while offering real-time status monitoring, SSE incremental updates, and bidirectional linking between the graph and the trace. Developers can enable it through the installation command, using its visual interface to quickly locate critical paths, identify error points, and analyze tool calls for efficient debugging.
Read Moredsh-plugin-task-coordinator: Cross-Task Orchestration Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-task-coordinator` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the challenges of agents managing multiple parallel subtasks. It provides a `task_*` toolset supporting core functions such as task scheduling, monitoring, parallel dispatch, result collection, and interactive confirmation, and it can control workspaces and models. Installation requires a specific Node.js version and PowerShell environment, and the installation script automatically backs up and registers the plugin. When using it, instructions should be explicit and phrased in the imperative mood to ensure the model invokes the tools correctly. The plugin enables supervisor sessions to perform complex cross-task coordination through a standard interface.
Read MoreImporting Codex or Claude Sessions into DeepSeek Harness (DSH)
The `dsh-assembly.resume` plugin is designed to enable seamless migration of Codex or Claude Code sessions to DSH. It provides core capabilities such as session lookup and grouping, importing the complete context (including tool activity), and automatic Workspace registration. Developers can install and configure the plugin by specifying a Profile, then continue processing historical sessions within the DSH Agent environment, avoiding context loss. It is suitable for development scenarios that require integrating sessions from external tools.
Read Moredsh-heartbeat: Autonomous Heartbeat Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-heartbeat` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that gives an Agent an autonomous "heartbeat" and a sense of presence. Every 20 minutes, it runs a seven-phase cycle that includes maintenance, collection, wandering, gating, rumination, and delivery. A discretion gate checks conditions such as quiet hours and user status to decide whether the Agent should speak, while a material pool and `web_search` support perception and accumulation. The plugin supports profile maintenance, ledger accounting, and local encrypted storage, and is Windows-only.
Read Moredsh-model-capabilities: DSH Model Capability Editor
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-model-capabilities` offers a visual configuration solution for the tedious and error-prone process of manually adjusting `pi-ai` routing parameters, such as context window, output tokens, image input, and thinking parameters. Its main features include a visual editing interface, automatic loading of model data from OpenRouter, intelligent algorithm-based matching to generate default drafts, and custom parameter mapping. It provides a safe correction mechanism that only fills blank fields without overriding manually edited values, while also offering browser memory. The plugin applies only to the `llm-pi-ai` route, and configurations saved to DSH settings persist after uninstallation, effectively simplifying fine-grained management of model parameters.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Enforcing Explicit Approval for Tool Execution
The DeepSeek Harness plugin "Always Require Tools Approval," maintained by J0ss077, is designed to enforce user approval before an Agent invokes shell commands such as bash or pwsh via an interception mechanism. Its core features include approval interception, single-use approval (one vote per request), and sub-agent request forwarding. Users must configure the list of monitored tools in `settings.yaml`; the plugin takes effect after installation and restarting the DSH GUI. It adopts a fail-closed security model, refusing execution without approval, and is suitable for scenarios requiring strict control over Agent behavior.
Read Moredsh-omc-tui: DeepSeek Harness Native Terminal TUI
`dsh-omc-tui` is the native terminal interaction plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a full-featured TUI experience comparable to Claude Code. Built on independent viewports and differential rendering, it supports smooth wheel scrolling, intelligent selection, and input recovery, with four built-in themes and code highlighting. The plugin offers dual-mode vision (image pasting and Sidecar analysis), collapsible Thinking, a real-time task center, a global status bar, line-level security approval, and Danger Guard, effectively improving the efficiency of terminal development and task management.
Read MoreDSH Task Board: Session Task Board and Parent-Child Task Tree Plugin
The `dsh-task-board` plugin adds visual task management capabilities to DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides a canvas-based Kanban board, a parent-child task tree model, and Agent tools, supporting local JSON storage, automatic backups, and version control. Users can install it via the command line, manage tasks in session views, and interact with them through Agent tools, making it well suited for developers who need granular breakdowns of Agent behavior paths.
Read Moredsh-plugin-quick-chat: A Quick Chat Entry for DeepSeek Harness
enteguo maintains a sidebar plugin for DeepSeek Harness that aims to address the issue of interrupting the main conversation flow during development and debugging. The plugin provides a lightweight “Quick Chat” window in the bottom-right corner, supporting streaming output, model switching, context passing, and history management. Data is stored locally and independently, without interfering with the main session. Users can install it using the `dsh plugin` command, making it suitable for developers who frequently need plain-text validation.
Read Moredsh-smarter-edit: A More Reliable File Editing Solution for DSH
The `dsh-smarter-edit` plugin replaces DeepSeek Harness's native `edit` tool with a Codex-compatible `apply_patch`, resolving code-editing failures caused by format mismatches and excessive token consumption. It supports multiple patch blocks, various file operations, and atomic rollback. After installation, the Profile must be restarted, and the model can then send patches using standard diff syntax; the plugin automatically applies the changes and rolls them back if a patch fails.
Read Moredsh-github-router: Introduction to the DeepSeek Harness Plugin
`dsh-github-router` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address network issues when accessing GitHub in sandboxed environments. It encapsulates routing logic and provides structured tools such as `github_pr`, `github_issue`, and `github_file`, supporting multiple access methods including API, CLI, and Git protocol. The plugin offers read-only capabilities only, supports configuring a token to increase rate limits, and is an ideal choice for agents that need to retrieve GitHub data.
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