dsh-console-utf8: Fixing Garbled Text in the Windows Console
This plugin is designed to resolve console garbled text issues in the DSH runtime on Windows. By forcing the console code page to UTF-8 (65001), it ensures that non-ASCII characters and native process output are displayed correctly. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current process, making it suitable for handling log output containing special characters on Windows. For installation instructions, please refer to its GitHub repository.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-chime
dsh-chime is an open-source plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, developed by user VviLliAm-qwq. It follows the “everything is a plugin” philosophy and is intended to extend the capabilities of Harness. Its specific features, installation commands, and typical usage are not currently disclosed in public materials. Developers should consult the official catalog or source code to confirm the installation method before use, and review the source code and license to ensure it meets their expectations.
Read Moredsh-sound-notify
dsh-sound-notify is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web that uses audio to solve the problem of identifying events by sound in long-running, unattended tasks. It supports custom audio (local files) and falls back to Web Audio–synthesized tones, while also providing a visual fallback via page title flashing. The configuration is stored in YAML as a Data URL, and the plugin must be installed via a command and enabled after a restart. During use, be mindful of browser autoplay policy restrictions and configuration file size limitations.
Read Moredsh-quick-ask: A ChatGPT-Style Sidebar Conversation for DSH
`dsh-quick-ask` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness that uses a floating sidebar in the Web GUI to let users handle small tasks in parallel without disrupting the main conversation. The plugin supports independent sessions, topic-aware context, streaming text, and a purely client-side design. Users can install it via a command and, while a main task is running, use the sidebar to quickly ask context-aware questions or start new topics.
Read Moredsh-tool-highlight: Layered Syntax Highlighting for Bash/Pwsh and Read Output
`dsh-tool-highlight` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that adds VS Code Dark+–like layered syntax highlighting to the output of Bash, PowerShell, and Read commands. It supports intelligent color coding by identifying languages via file extension or content heuristics, and includes frontend rendering with zero token overhead, exit-code status display, and output collapsing. The plugin depends on `@deepseek-ai/schemastery`, allows configuring the default collapse state, and does not conflict with `dsh-better-tool-ui`.
Read MoreRunning Local Models in DeepSeek Harness: vmarcelo49/dsh-local-models
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces a new `dsh-local-models` plugin that enables direct invocation of local `.gguf` models within the web interface. Designed to work out of the box, the plugin provides model selection, context and KV cache tuning, real-time VRAM estimation, configuration persistence, and OpenAI-compatible routing. After installation, users must restart DSH to load models through the interface and register them as LLM providers, with support for automatic startup and idle eviction.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-fs-deny-policy
The DSH plugin `dsh-fs-deny-policy` is designed to block access to sensitive directories before a model performs reads, searches, or Shell invocations, using a root-directory deny list to fill the read-permission gap in sandboxing mechanisms. It supports full-type interception and can inform the model about the restriction to avoid ineffective interactions. Configuration requires setting absolute paths in `cordis.patch.yml` and supports denying reads only. A process restart is required after installation, and it is recommended to use the plugin together with a sandbox to enhance security.
Read Moredsh-quiet-mode: Inject Fixed Operational Discipline into DeepSeek Harness Model Requests
dsh-quiet-mode is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to eliminate the need for manually adding repetitive constraints by automatically injecting a fixed “work discipline” system prompt into each model request. The plugin supports customized injected content and allows flexible configuration through a configuration file. Users must ensure their environment meets Node.js 22.19 or 24 or later, and the service must be restarted after installation for the plugin to take effect.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness LiveBench Panel Plugin
The `dsh-livebench-panel` developed by Vithrive is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to simplify local LiveBench evaluation workflows through a web interface. The plugin adds a LiveBench tab to the Trajectory view in DSH Web, supporting model parameter configuration, Baseline probe comparison, automatic retries, and real-time score retrieval. Installation requires LiveBench to be installed locally (Python 3.11 is supported), and the plugin retrieves the API key by parsing Harness environment variables. Functionally, it integrates reasoning intensity settings, protocol routing (e.g., Anthropic/Claude-specific protocols), and automatic
Read Moredsh-officecli: Enable Agents to Operate Office Documents via Natural Language and Preview in Real Time
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin dsh-officecli is designed to enable agents to create and edit Office documents (docx/xlsx/pptx) through natural language and display the results in real time in the DSH Web sidebar. The plugin includes a built-in PPT design layer responsible for coordinate calculation and layout, provides 16 AI tools (including low-level primitives and high-level PPT tools), and natively integrates elements such as charts, tables, and diagrams. It supports secure execution, session isolation, and real-time preview. Installation requires OfficeCLI, and the configuration file must be written to `cordis.patch.yml`.
Read Moredsh-bluebubbles
dsh-bluebubbles is a Bridge plugin that integrates the macOS BlueBubbles service into DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides REST tools and Webhook push notifications, supporting message sending, attachment transfer, and quoted replies, with persistent session support. Through the `bb-channel` CLI, users can manage chats, bind sessions, and configure contacts. The plugin is compatible with a specific version of DSH and helps developers enable automated iMessage interactions in local environments.
Read Moredsh-web-search-anysearch: Switching the AnySearch Backend for DeepSeek Harness
This plugin provides AnySearch backend support for the `web_search` tool in DeepSeek Harness (dsh). Users can switch between AnySearch and the official DeepSeek search via the GUI or configuration files. API keys can be managed through environment variables or credential files to improve rate limits. Note that this plugin requires dsh >= v0.1.5-alpha.1 and supports only general search, not vertical domains; query results are not guaranteed to be reliable.
Read Moredsh-smooth-scroll: DSH Session Smooth Scroll-to-Bottom Plugin
dsh-smooth-scroll is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to resolve momentary jumps that occur when scrolling streaming content in the web client. It provides a natural reading experience through constant-speed smooth following, soft-start and soft-tail mechanisms, and user takeover logic. The plugin uses a transform-free design, is compatible with specific versions of dsh, and allows parameters to be adjusted by modifying the source code. Installation requires running a specific command, and changing parameters requires a rebuild.
Read Moredsh-dashboard: DeepSeek Harness Session Statistics Dashboard
`dsh-dashboard` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by VinciBeans that adds a Statistics tab to Web previews. The plugin computes session-level data on the client side, providing token statistics (including cache hit rates), temporal analysis (such as TTFT and decoding rates), tool-call tracking, and skill-trigger information. It supports installation via npm and is compatible with dsh v0.1.2-alpha.1 through v0.1.3-alpha.2.
Read Moredsh-web-relay: DeepSeek Harness Tripartite Collaboration Protocol Plugin
`dsh-web-relay` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that is designed to codify the collaboration among users, the main Agent, and external AI systems into a standardized protocol. By defining the tripartite collaboration protocol v2.0, the Step List state machine, a five-level review chain, and a hybrid architecture, it enables end-to-end management of task planning, execution, and review. It supports multi-solution adjudication, seamless resumption without intervention, and capability persistence. Installation requires a Git source, and users should observe safety guardrails and compatibility constraints.
Read Moredsh-v-token-insight: A Token Statistics and Cost Insights Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web Client
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-v-token-insight is designed to address the lack of web client support for tracking token consumption, cache hits, and costs. Maintained by victor10035445, the plugin provides core features such as a cross-session overview, session page statistics, lightweight display at the end of replies, deduplication of forked branches, and a local ledger. Users can install it via a command, view token usage in the sidebar or on the session page, and configure consumption plans. The plugin supports maintaining a pricing table, keeps all data locally, and helps users precisely control inference costs.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-github-companion
The GitHub companion plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) calls the GitHub API directly, eliminating the dependency on the `gh` CLI and realizing an “everything is a plugin” integration philosophy. It is mounted as three Cordis bundles and provides 33 REST/GraphQL tools covering both read-only discovery and write operations, with built-in permission validation and cost control. The plugin supports natural-language-driven tasks such as project insights, repository management, code synchronization, and collaborative search. It requires configuring a Personal Access Token (PAT), and repositories created by default are private. This approach simplifies interactions between AI agents and GitHub while reducing maintenance complexity.
Read Morevclike/dsh-find-plugin: Discovering DSH Plugins within a Session
vclike/dsh-find-plugin is a tool for finding DSH plugins within Agent sessions. It resolves the upstream version's restriction on anonymous GitHub API calls (10 requests per minute). The tool supports authentication via `GITHUB_TOKEN` to increase the rate limit to 30 requests per minute, and integrates GitHub Topics and Curated lists for dual-source search. It provides result ranking, disk caching, and offline fallback to ensure availability during API rate limiting or network instability, helping developers discover and install third-party plugins.
Read Moredsh-delivery-cards: Standalone Delivery Card Rows — Fixing Link Preemption and Window Visibility Issues
`dsh-delivery-cards` is a DeepSeek Harness Web plugin designed to solve an issue where official delivery cards disappear in multi-plugin environments because rendering is preempted by `dsh-better-sidebar`. The plugin intervenes with a priority of -2, renders only when a `present` declaration exists, and fixes the invisible window issue on Windows. It provides standalone card rows, support for 11 file icon types, theme adaptation, and a heuristic fallback mechanism, ensuring that delivery cards display correctly across various models.
Read Morevalkia/dsh-plugin-computer-use: Computer Use Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `valkia/dsh-plugin-computer-use` enables DeepSeek models to control the computer interface through the Open Computer Use MCP protocol. It is designed to address the limitation of models being unable to directly operate a computer and is categorized under “model reasoning.” Developers can use this plugin to let DeepSeek agents perform computer operations in local or remote environments. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, so the source code and license should be reviewed before use. See the related repository for more details.
Read MoreBranch Graph Plugin: Tree-based Management of Fork Sessions
The DeepSeek Harness Branch Map plugin is designed to address the management challenges of parallel multi-session workflows. It manages forked sessions through a tree-based visual graph and supports adding annotations to each branch, persistent layouts, and status filtering. Installation is simple, requiring only a single command to enable. Data is stored in a local `.branchmap` folder, with zero dependencies and no build steps, helping users efficiently track context and task branches.
Read Moredsh-live-data: DeepSeek Harness Real-Time Data Plugin
The `dsh-live-data` plugin provides DeepSeek Harness with real-time data querying capabilities through eight keyless APIs, addressing the limitation of models being unable to access real-time information online. It includes 10 tools covering exchange rates, weather, npm/PyPI package versions, GitHub repository information, Bilibili video data, A-share and broad market index quotes, gold prices, and IP geolocation lookup. After installation, users can directly ask for real-time data in a conversation, and the plugin supports setting default parameters to simplify usage. All requests time out within 8–12 seconds. No API key is required, making it suitable for everyday queries and data reference.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI Custom Search Plugin: dsh-cust-search
dsh-cust-search is a highly available web search plugin within the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem. It allows users to configure multiple search engines in the DSH WebUI and execute searches sequentially. If the current engine fails or times out, the plugin automatically switches to the next enabled engine until a valid result is obtained. The plugin natively supports 11 search engines, covering both public and paid AI services. Users can install it with a simple command-line command and enable it by checking it in the WebUI. By replacing single-engine search with multi-engine coordination, the tool significantly improves the stability of agents retrieving real-time information, making it suitable for developers with high requirements for search reliability.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Title Crafting Plugin
`dsh-titlecraft` is a session title management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to resolve inconsistent or messy title issues. By overriding DSH’s native title logic, it uses templates, placeholders, and 206 local semantic icons to produce titles that are concise, accurate, and consistent. The plugin supports custom templates (such as date, type, and topic), type management, and date source configuration, along with AI-based title generation and refinement. Its key advantages include intelligent title decision-making, model-call optimization, and preservation of manually set titles. After installation, DSH Web must be restarted and configured via settings; DSH can only use one title provider at a time.
Read Moredsh-probstat: A Deterministic Probability and Statistical Inference Toolbox for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-probstat` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the issue of agents being prone to hallucinations in probability calculations. It provides mathematical tools with zero runtime dependencies, covering six core functions: distribution calculations, Z-scores, confidence intervals, event probabilities, hypothesis testing, and sample size planning. The plugin supports high-precision calculations (absolute error of 1.5e-7) for distributions such as the normal and binomial distributions, and enables hypothesis testing and confidence interval inference for means and proportions. It places particular emphasis on safety by issuing warnings when sample sizes are insufficient. Developers can install it via a command, making it suitable for automated data analysis and scenarios such as A/B testing.
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