dsh-progress-overlay: A Windows Always-on-Top Progress Overlay for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-progress-overlay` is a Windows progress overlay plugin specifically developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It displays task status in real time through a standalone window, supports parallel multi-tasking, progress percentage display, and approval interactions, and features automatic hiding in fullscreen mode and mouse click-through. It is easy to install, supports DPI scaling and multi-monitor setups, and effectively addresses the challenge of monitoring tasks running silently in the background.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness WebUI Balance and Pricing Period Monitoring Plugin
`dsh_deepseekapi_quota` is a DeepSeek Harness WebUI plugin developed by JRNitre that displays the real-time API balance and pricing periods at the bottom of the left sidebar. It supports automatic and manual refreshes, hover-based detail views, and is visible only in wide sidebar mode, requiring no additional configuration to use. After installation, the WebUI process must be restarted to help developers conveniently monitor API usage at a glance.
Read MoreAnySearch Search Provider Plugin
This plugin provides AnySearch capabilities for DeepSeek Harness. Core features include API key rotation, per-key cooldown failover (with handling of 429/401/403 errors), and browser-side UI configuration. After installation, users can manage the key pool, endpoints, and result count from the settings page without modifying configuration files. The plugin includes secure storage mechanisms (keys are not sent back to the browser) and data cleansing, and supports anonymous search. It can be set as the default backend via appropriate configuration.
Read Moredsh-goal-restart: Automatic Recovery of Goal Rounds After DSH Service Restart
The dsh-goal-restart plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the need for manual intervention after agent interruptions caused by service restarts. During a service restart, it automatically detects and resumes active goals with budget, calls `ctx.goals.resume` to reactivate the turn driver, and enables seamless continuation. It must be installed using plugin management commands and can be disabled through a configuration file. The plugin’s core logic runs in the `agent/session-start` event, triggering only when the session resume source is `'resume'`, and skips goals that are newly started, already completed, or have reached their limit. It includes comprehensive tests and serves as a critical self-healing mechanism in agent workflows.
Read Moredsh-catalog-refresh: Rebuilding the Model Catalog in DSH
The `dsh-catalog-refresh` plugin is designed for DSH to address the lag in updating static model lists by fetching model lists in real time from APIs and patching the registry of the `@earendil-works/pi-ai` package. It supports multiple providers, including OpenRouter and Fireworks, and provides automatic refresh, caching, and inference effort level configuration. The plugin triggers real-time updates in the model selector by writing to the header, without requiring a restart. Install it using the `dsh plugin add` command, and control its behavior via environment variables such as `CATALOG_REFRESH_INTERVAL_HOURS`.
Read Moredsh-agent-teams: Turning DeepSeek Harness Sessions into Multi-Agent Collaborative Teams
dsh-agent-teams is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that allows the current session to act as a captain and orchestrate multiple persistent sub-agent members, achieving complex task decomposition, dependency management, and result aggregation through natural language. It features captain delegation, dependency-aware tasks, direct communication, quality gating, and a real-time activity panel, enabling multi-agent collaboration within a single session without the need for an additional workflow engine. It is recommended to run in the Harness 0.1.5-rc.1 environment.
Read Moreprompt-polish: DeepSeek Harness Prompt Optimization Assistant
The DSH ecosystem plugin prompt-polish is designed to address vague input drafts using a prompt engineering agent. It supports one-click polishing and completion, multi-round iterative rewriting, and version rollback, with features including automatic input-box population, built-in diagnostic logging, and a zero-build workflow. Users can install it via the dsh command, configure an OpenAI-compatible API (such as DeepSeek or Ollama), or use the built-in routing, making it convenient to use and easy to uninstall.
Read Moredsh-custom-prompt: Injecting Custom Rules into DSH's Global System Prompt
`dsh-custom-prompt` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the need for unified management of global behavior constraints. It registers user-defined text as part of the system prompt (order 50) and applies changes in real time via the settings page, without requiring a restart. The plugin supports variable usage, reset functionality, and state control, but note that the browser connects via loopback and variable support is strict.
Read Moredsh-hybrid-notify: DSH Multi-Channel Notification Plugin
The `dsh-hybrid-notify` plugin is designed specifically for DSH agents to address missed messages during long-running sessions. It monitors window visibility to intelligently switch between in-page toasts, PWA system notifications, and browser notifications, and uses the Web Audio API to synthesize audio alerts for critical events. The plugin supports event-level and channel-level toggle controls, features configuration persistence, zero network access, and compliance with browser autoplay policies, ensuring that background task information is accurately captured.
Read Moredsh-workspace-native-open: DSH Workspace Menu Enhancement
`dsh-workspace-native-open` is a localized client plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the pain point that Web GUIs cannot directly operate the local file system. By injecting menu items under the loopback domain, it provides three functions: "Open in File Explorer," "Open in Terminal," and "Open in Code." It features strict security mechanisms, allowing access only locally, and supports WSL path translation. The plugin is easy to install and works together through a host endpoint and a client script, enabling lightweight and secure interaction with local environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-workspace-overview
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-workspace-overview provides a Workspace Overview tab that acts as a subtab container for other plugins to register. Its core features include displaying a GitHub pill in the session header (with a toggle controlled by the dsh-granular-settings plugin), which links to the repository when clicked. To install, check out the code and add the plugin directory to a specified profile using pnpm; after restarting, you can use this feature alongside the Chat interface.
Read Moredsh-workspace-history: Recording Compressed Workspace Summaries for DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-workspace-history plugin resolves the lack of log traceability by persisting DeepSeek Harness compressed summaries to the file system. It records each compression event as an independent Markdown file, relies on dsh-granular-settings for feature toggles, and uses dsh-workspace-overview to provide a visual browsing interface. Users can install and configure it via the command line and view historical summaries in the History tab of Workspace Overview, making it easier to troubleshoot issues and track workspace state.
Read Moredsh-md-view: A Secure Markdown Renderer for DSH Client Plugins
`dsh-md-view` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) clients, designed to provide unified, secure, and feature-rich Markdown rendering capabilities. It wraps the native Harness `MarkdownText` primitive into a client-side service `mdView`, supporting GFM, mathematical formulas, footnotes, and Shiki-based code highlighting. The plugin outputs content as React elements to effectively mitigate HTML injection risks and handles the parsing of relative links and images. With no external dependencies, developers can easily invoke it in client plugins via `ctx.mdView.render` or `ctx.mdView.component`, making it suitable for displaying code, logs, documentation, and similar content.
Read Moredsh-granular-settings: Fine-Grained Settings Platform for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-granular-settings` is a plugin within the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem that provides granular configuration management capabilities. It supports Session, Workspace, and Global scopes, includes eight control types, and allows other plugins to register configuration items. The plugin provides Host-side APIs for registering controls and Browser-side APIs for reading settings, along with a debugging interface. It depends on `dsh-event-relay` and the Harness environment for installation, and is released under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-granular-prompt: DeepSeek Harness Prompt Composition Management Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-granular-prompt` provides a plugin-based architecture that enables fine-grained prompt management for developers. Through the Prompt tab in Granular Settings and the Persona Picker in the chat editor, it supports visual editing and management of prompts. Core features include real-time viewing of prompt lists, disabling or replacing specific sections, managing a custom system prompt library, and quickly switching between global and session-level configurations via the Persona library. Installation depends on components such as `dsh-granular-settings` and `dsh-scratchpad`. This tool visualizes the prompt assembly process, addressing the lack of visibility in prompt construction and making it suitable for precise developer control and debugging.
Read Moredsh-event-relay: A Shared SSE Channel for Pushing Host Notifications to the Browser
dsh-event-relay is a shared SSE endpoint solution designed for the DeepSeek Harness plugin, intended to address the communication challenge of notifying the browser side about real-time state changes from the host side. The plugin implements server-side filtering and reconnection signaling through a single route, supporting event publishing from the host and event subscription in the browser. Its core advantages are zero dependencies, avoidance of connection-count limits, and a one-way communication mechanism. Developers can use it as a payload trigger or consume messages directly, and should implement a fallback mechanism to handle cases where the plugin is unavailable.
Read Moredsh-diff-view: A Universal Diff Viewer Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-diff-view` is a lightweight client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides plugin developers with a general-purpose text diff viewing capability, eliminating the need to hand-write Diff algorithms. It operates through service injection. Its core features include line-level comparison based on the LCS algorithm, word highlighting, Split/Unified view switching, and syntax highlighting consistent with the native Review. The plugin supports rendering full file diff components and provides a low-level engine for retrieving diff chunks and line alignment data. Developers can reuse its styling and rendering logic by simply installing and injecting the service.
Read Moredsh-bouncing-squares-example: Example Plugin Demonstrating Granular Settings Scope
This plugin visually demonstrates the behavioral differences among the `session`, `workspace`, and `global` setting scopes in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) through three bouncing squares. It showcases various control types and registration and reading patterns in code. Developers must first install the dependent plugin and enable it in Harness. By switching sessions within the same workspace or switching workspaces, users can verify the lifecycle of settings at different levels: session colors remain independent, workspace settings follow the workspace, and global settings remain unchanged. This example serves as a best-practice reference for understanding DSH architecture choices.
Read Moredsh-approval-first: DeepSeek Harness Approval-First Editing Plugin
`dsh-approval-first` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to optimize security controls in sandbox environments. It leverages a “shadow tool” mechanism to display an approval card with code diffs directly to the user when a model attempts a write operation that is rejected by policy, avoiding repeated tool calls by the model. The plugin supports silent and popup modes, and includes features such as “read-first” gating, a drift sensor, and session mode switching. It focuses the review target on diffs rather than textual descriptions, reducing ineffective retries. Currently, the plugin is a transitional stub and affects only the `edit` and `write` tools.
Read Moredsh-approval-diff: Render Actual Diffs Within the Native Approval Card
`dsh-approval-diff` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the limitation of native approval cards, which only display `old_string` and `new_string` without sufficient context. Using the `dsh-diff-view` library, it provides visual code diff review within approval cards, including line-level diffs, word highlighting, line numbers, and source context from disk. The plugin supports toggling between split and unified views and optimizes the batch editing workflow, with features such as diff anchoring, stale operand warnings, and merged multi-file review. It applies only to file-change approval operations. After installation, restart Harness to activate it.
Read MoreDeepDeck Video Sherlock: A Local-First Video Forensics Tool
DeepDeck Video Sherlock is a localized video investigation plugin designed specifically for DeepDeck Harness (DSH). By injecting Agent Skills, it provides video retrieval, transcription, semantic indexing, and visual analysis within the App Workspace. The plugin supports local processing of sensitive data and offers native playback, interactive timeline navigation, multidimensional evidence review, and Markdown audit reports. Users can install it through the DeepDeck interface or local development mode, meeting the needs of a closed-loop workflow for secure, deep semantic analysis of video data.
Read MoreStrudel Studio for DeepDeck: A Professional AI Sequencer for Song-Level Strudel
Strudel Studio is a professional-grade Strudel visual sequencer plugin based on the DeepDeck App. It runs Strudel code in a sandboxed environment, integrates a real-time code editor, AI-assisted composition, and source code sharing features, and aims to provide developers with a closed-loop workflow from code editing to audio generation. The project is AGPL-3.0 licensed, supports secure execution within an iframe, and requires deployment through the plugin installation process.
Read Moredsh-nga-reader: NGA Forum Reading and AI Integration Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-nga-reader` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides a Cordis-based persistent Host/Client bundle, aiming to enhance NGA forum browsing and integrate AI dialogue. It supports forum browsing, login management (QR code/password), reading in standalone Electron windows, and AI interaction features such as text explanation and summarization. It also implements MNGA's core features, including check-in, notifications, private messages, and favorites. Users can install it through GitHub, and it supports Agent invocation to retrieve forum content or perform text analysis.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Hacker News Reader (dsh-hackernews-reader)
`jo32/dsh-hackernews-reader` is a plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to provide users and developers with Hacker News reading and interaction capabilities without leaving Harness. The plugin relies on the runtime environment provided by DeepDeck and supports multi-source feeds such as Top, New, and Ask HN, in-depth reading, and standalone window mode. It also exposes a read-only toolset to Harness, including search, story reading, and user profiles, and supports optional login and collaboration with AI agents (for example, clicking the Summarize or Explain button). Plugin installation must be performed through DeepDeck's Apps setup flow, making it suitable for integrating Hacker News within the DeepDeck environment.
Read Moredsh-plugin-archive-shelf: DeepSeek Harness Archive Shelf
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin “Archive Shelf,” maintained by JIUYUE-SEP, is designed to address the lack of archived-session management features in the official Web GUI. It provides capabilities such as viewing the archive list, restoring sessions, permanent deletion (with secondary confirmation), queued deletion for running sessions, and cleaning up obsolete records. Installation must use the official command and restart the service. When using the plugin, note limitations such as dependencies on internal APIs and non-recoverable attachments. The plugin is implemented in pure JavaScript, requires no build steps, and follows the MIT License.
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