luxueliu-dsh-story: DeepSeek Harness Long-Form Writing Plugin
luxueliu-dsh-story is a long-form writing plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), addressing the limitations of native features in long-form writing. It supports dragging file content directly in as context, and provides features such as `/gemini-sum` for story handoff, `/out` for clean export, and `/sum` for archive generation. Installation requires configuring `roots` and `model`, and no repeated configuration in `patch.yml` is needed after installation. The plugin is dedicated to providing users with a complete creative workflow from material management to final output.
Read Moreluxueliu-agent-discipline-skills: 4 Single-File Engineering Discipline Skills
`luxueliu-agent-discipline-skills` is a single-file skill pack that provides engineering discipline to AI agents, addressing undisciplined behavior in code generation. It includes four core features: delivery self-checks, deviation correction, systematic debugging, and multi-agent handoffs, and supports platforms such as DeepSeek Harness. Through mechanisms such as mandatory disk readback, evidence-driven debugging, and state overwrite protection, it effectively prevents unfinished tasks and collaboration conflicts. Easy to install and broadly applicable, it enhances the engineering delivery quality of agents.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Workflow Automation Plugin
DeepSeek Harness Workflow is a visual, native workflow automation platform designed to address the challenges of maintaining complex applications. It uses a canvas-based drag-and-drop interface, supports TypeScript/Python code, HTTP requests, and various triggers. The system features robust fault-tolerance mechanisms (such as checkpoints, retries, and budget limits) and cryptographic security capabilities (such as credential management and data masking). Installed as a plugin, the project provides a complete workflow from node testing and publishing to version management, laying the foundation for building reliable automation tasks.
Read Moredsh-hello-plugin: A Minimal Plugin Example for DeepSeek Harness
This is a minimal plugin example for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), developed by LuwendiWuyi. The plugin is implemented in JavaScript, requires no additional runtime or compilation steps, and is primarily used to demonstrate the plugin loading mechanism. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:LuwendiWuyi/dsh-hello-plugin`, and after startup, the terminal outputs a greeting. It shows how to create dependency-free extensions in the DSH ecosystem, while the `index.js` and `cordis.patch.yml` files reveal the activation entry point and configuration method.
Read Morelussey820/dsh-essentials-bundle
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to achieve "everything is a plugin." lussey820/dsh-essentials-bundle is a maintained project within this ecosystem. Its specific functionality is currently not clearly defined, and no official installation command has been provided. Users are advised to consult the plugin directory or the GitHub repository for the latest information. During installation, note that plugins run with the permissions of the current process, and the source code and license should be reviewed beforehand to ensure compliance.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Official Balance and Token Usage Sidebar Panel
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar plugin, maintained by lurejewel, is designed for lightweight monitoring of API balances and token consumption. It requires no additional processes or database, directly reads local session logs to aggregate data, and securely queries the official balance via a server-side API. Core features include balance checking, token usage history statistics, sidebar integration, and one-click top-up, fully leveraging the existing DSH environment and credentials. It supports versions >= 0.1.0-rc.7.
Read Moredsh-quote: Inject Selected Text as Quoted Context into the Conversation
The dsh-quote plugin in DSH adopts a plugin-based architecture to address the challenge of distinguishing “quoting historical content” from “the user's current intent” in agent development. Users can select text in the conversation or files in the sidebar, then choose “Add to Conversation” from the capsule menu; the quote appears as a card in the input box. After the message is sent, the card disappears and the quote is displayed in the conversation area as a labeled collapsed row, without polluting the user's main input text. This plugin supports file-path injection and strictly complies with host dependency constraints, providing a low-intrusion solution for scenarios that require frequent context references.
Read Moredsh-session-doctor: Session Diagnostics and Repair Plugin
`dsh-session-doctor` is a memory management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to automate the handling of anomalies and corruption in session data. Maintained by user luoxin10086, the plugin provides session health checks and repair capabilities, but users must obtain installation instructions from GitHub on their own. When using it, attention should be paid to permission isolation, and the license compliance of the source code should be confirmed. This tool provides an effective automated exception handling solution for DSH scenarios that maintain complex session states.
Read Moredsh-context-snapshot-bar: Observing Runtime Context and Traces in DeepSeek Harness Web
`dsh-context-snapshot-bar` is a visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web designed to address the lack of observability for context windows and message compression. It provides an entry point above the input box and displays hidden Session events in a visual format in the right sidebar, featuring three core capabilities: runtime snapshot nodes, context snapshot details, and a conversation trajectory view. The plugin can be installed via npm (version 0.2.0) and depends on DSH 0.1.5-rc.2 and Node.js 22+. It reads session data in read-only mode without modifying runtime strategies. With this tool, developers can intuitively inspect a model's context composition, message states, and compression status.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Parallel Multi-Role Code Review Plugin: dsh-review-squad
`dsh-review-squad` is a parallel multi-role code review plugin built on DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Through the `/review` command or tool invocation, it concurrently dispatches four read-only reviewers—security, correctness, testing, and style—to perform independent checks. It supports custom models and configurations and generates structured reports grouped by severity. The plugin runs as a background task with hot-update capability, making it suitable for integration into DSH workflows to ensure secure and efficient code review in read-only mode.
Read Moredsh-shutdown: Adding a Secure Shutdown Feature to the DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-shutdown is a client-side plugin that adds a safe exit feature to the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) Web UI. It provides a quick shutdown entry via a button in the top-right corner. Once clicked and confirmed, it executes a graceful shutdown process, including cleaning up the plugin tree, stopping the Web service, and attempting to close the tab. The plugin does not depend on the dsh source code and supports installation from GitHub or locally, aiming to reduce window-switching overhead and improve development efficiency.
Read MoreHarness Alchemist: A General-Purpose Coding Agent Plugin Scaffold
`harness-alchemist` is a TypeScript scaffolding tool for plugin repositories, designed to address the cumbersome task of supporting different Harness formats in multi-platform agent plugin development. With its “one codebase, five Harnesses” mechanism, it uses `skill-runtime.json` to define skill contracts consistently and enable native cross-platform installation. It provides automatic scaffolding, structure validation, and manifest generation, and supports installation via npm and Rust binaries. Developers can focus on skill logic while the scaffold handles adaptation and validation, lowering the barrier to entry.
Read Moredsh-runninghub-api: RunningHub ComfyUI Workflow Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-runninghub-api`, maintained by lucyTrump, is designed to seamlessly integrate RunningHub's cloud-based ComfyUI workflows into the DSH environment, bridging the connection gap. It supports cloud workflow integration, configuration management, SHA256-based file caching and deduplication, and concurrency control, and provides a `runninghub_*` toolset for agent invocation. Installation requires DSH ≥ 0.1.6-alpha.2, and configuration includes parameters such as API Key, timeout, and concurrency limit.
Read Moredsh-windows-native: A Guide to Shell and Encoding Pitfalls in Native Windows Environments
`dsh-windows-native` is a system prompt injection plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) in native Windows environments, aiming to address common operational pitfalls encountered by agents in PowerShell. The plugin does not rely on external tools and uses injected instructions to guide agents in correctly handling command chains, encoding issues, reserved file system names (such as NUL), and configuration errors for specific tools (such as Docker and Node.js). The plugin is currently in an early stage, and users must enable it in their configuration; it is recommended to review the source code to ensure compliance with security policies.
Read Moredsh-session-memo: DSH Conversation Sidebar Memo Plugin
`dsh-session-memo` is a DSH Web UI plugin that provides a project context summary in the conversation sidebar. It automatically probes Git sync status, npm version differences, and project versions through a floating panel, and supports manual memo entry. The plugin uses a Host + Browser dual-end architecture, probes only when the panel is opened, and has read-only permissions. After installation, click the 📋 button in the conversation header to use it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-session-id
`dsh-session-id` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the limitation that session IDs cannot be directly viewed in the native Web UI. It injects a UI component to display the ID on the right side of the session header, allowing users to hover to view the full ID and copy it with one click, greatly reducing the overhead of locating and referencing IDs. The plugin is purely client-side, must be installed via a command, and requires restarting the `dsh web` process for changes to take effect.
Read Moredsh-service-watchdog: DeepSeek Harness Service Control and Self-Healing Plugin
`dsh-service-watchdog` is an `admin-security` plugin maintained by LucienLL, designed to address the problems in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) maintenance where manual restarts can easily cause context loss and leftover processes. It integrates service restart, monitoring, and watchdog capabilities into the sidebar UI. Core features include real-time service status monitoring, quick restart with a secondary confirmation, watchdog self-healing based on a separate process, hot code updates, autostart at boot, and prevention of residual processes. The plugin also provides security features such as listening only on local ports, filtering sensitive environment variables, and preventing accidental termination of processes. Installation is performed via the CLI, and the watchdog port and autostart options can be configured in settings.
Read Moredsh-peak-price-panel: DeepSeek Harness Peak/Off-Peak Electricity Tariff and Balance Monitoring Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-peak-price-panel` is designed to address billing and balance management issues in large model calls. It displays peak and off-peak pricing, balance status, and model unit prices in real time within the sidebar. It supports balance polling and color-coded alerts at three threshold levels, and triggers a linked top-up when the balance is low. By decoupling the pricing table from the code and enabling real-time configuration changes, it helps developers precisely manage costs and mitigate workflow interruption risks.
Read Moredsh-file-upload-local: Local File Upload Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-file-upload-local` plugin provided by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to simplify how agents read local files. It supports uploading files via a paperclip button or drag-and-drop, with files stored in a session-isolated manner. Agents can use the `read_document` tool to read text files or recognize images through OCR. The plugin includes a TTL mechanism to prevent directory bloat and allows parameters such as file size and expiration time to be adjusted via configuration. Installation requires running the specified command and restarting the service.
Read Moredsh-notify: Push Notifications and Schedule Reminders Mirror for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-notify is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the limitation that Agents can only provide feedback within a session. It provides a `notify_send` tool that allows Agents to push messages such as build and approval events to external channels, and can mirror official calendar reminders. It supports multiple channels, including Telegram, Feishu, and DingTalk, with concurrent fault tolerance. After installation via CLI, users can enable notification synchronization through a configuration file, resolving the challenge of limited notification delivery and lowering the development barrier.
Read Moredsh-cloudflare-access: Cloudflare Access Authentication Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-cloudflare-access is a plugin that runs inside the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) process to securely validate the legitimacy of remote access requests. It reads and verifies JWT headers injected by Cloudflare Access and uses them as authentication tokens, enabling remote management of privileged features such as Settings and Credentials. The plugin supports Profile Bundle + Web Client mode and does not provide a login page or password storage. Installation requires a Web profile, with Team Domain and Audiences configured via environment variables. It is recommended that only Cloudflare be allowed to access the Origin, and JWTs are not mandatory for loopback addresses.
Read Moredsh-simple-auth: DeepSeek Harness Ultra-Lightweight Login Gateway
`dsh-simple-auth` is an ultra-lightweight web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) intended to replace complex login solutions. It provides access control via shared keys or primary/guest keys, and supports ACL-based session isolation and sharing. It employs a "fail-closed" strategy to ensure security and reliability. Users can install it using the `dsh plugin` command and configure options such as keys and session TTL in `cordis.patch.yml`. After installation, the `DSH_SIMPLE_AUTH_KEY` environment variable must be set and the service restarted. Note that it only handles access control, does not substitute for TLS, and shares real-time agents rather than plain text.
Read Moredsh-tasklist: A Cross-Session Task List Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-tasklist` is a cross-session task list memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address state continuity issues in stateless sessions. It provides task creation, updating, querying, and archiving features, along with a visualization panel. The plugin requires a web server environment and needs to be installed via the `dsh plugin` command, making it suitable for scenarios that require persistent workflow state.
Read Moredsh-mcp-skills: Skills and MCP Management Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-mcp-skills is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to centrally manage skill files and MCP server configurations through a Web interface. It supports browsing, importing, and deleting skills, as well as configuring, testing, and mounting MCP servers. Its core advantage is transforming scattered YAML configurations into visualized CRUD operations, supporting both stdio and HTTP types while ensuring the atomicity and safety of file operations. Installation requires the use of the pnpm environment variable, and the service must be restarted afterward.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-gdhighlight: Syntax Highlighting for Godot Code
`dsh-sidebar-gdhighlight` is a highlighting tool developed for the DSH sidebar plugin `dsh-better-sidebar`, designed to address code readability issues caused by the lack of syntax highlighting. The plugin is built on CodeMirror 6, adopts the editor color scheme from Godot 4.7, and provides full syntax highlighting for GDScript 4.x (.gd/.inc) and GDShader (.gdshader/.shader). It covers keywords, types, built-in functions, and complex syntax (such as string interpolation and node paths). After selecting code, users can insert it into the chat as a fenced code block via a floating button. Before installation, ensure DSH and `dsh-better-sidebar`
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