dsh-client-background: Replace the DSH Web Client Background with a Random Unsplash Wallpaper
This plugin is designed to provide dynamic backgrounds for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web client, using curated Unsplash images to replace the plain default background. Maintained by `imcp-pro`, it relies only on native browser APIs and has no framework dependencies. Core features include a curated wallpaper carousel, a runtime enable/disable toggle, automatic update checks, and no framework coupling. When installing, be aware of pnpm version compatibility issues. Users can customize the image rotation interval and update check settings via the settings panel. The plugin automatically follows theme switches, but background scrolling compatibility issues exist on iOS Safari.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-llm-provider
`dsh-llm-provider` is the LLM provider plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address issues such as delayed updates to built-in entries, lack of quota visibility, and limited selection flexibility. The plugin takes over the relevant entries and provides a self-maintained pi-ai bridge, a visual model selector, quota querying, and provider management. After installation, a process restart is required for it to take effect, and it currently supports only the Chinese interface.
Read Moredsh-tool-failure-circuit-breaker: DeepSeek Harness Tool Failure Circuit Breaker
`dsh-tool-failure-circuit-breaker` is a security-related plugin for DeepSeek Harness that intercepts and blocks an Agent's repeated failed tool calls with identical parameters, helping prevent wasted resources and costs. By listening to the `tools/pre-execute` event, it directly rejects subsequent requests with the same parameters after the configured consecutive-failure threshold (`maxFailures`) is reached, and records the rejection as a normal result to preserve consistency in the interaction history. It supports flexible configuration of the protection scope through `include` and `exclude`, making it suitable for Agent scenarios that frequently call external APIs and involve retry logic.
Read Moredsh-adaptive-model-router: DeepSeek Harness Per-Turn Adaptive Model Routing
dsh-adaptive-model-router is a deterministic plugin for DeepSeek Harness that automatically switches between an “economy model” and a “high-quality model” based on task complexity. By performing local computations (such as character count, keywords, and step count) within a single session, it enables model upgrades while maintaining a balance between low cost and high quality. It requires no extra model calls, supports configurable upgrade conditions, and is well suited to scenarios where complexity changes dynamically.
Read Moredsh-context-maid: DeepSeek Harness Automated Context Curation Plugin
dsh-context-maid is an automated context curation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses the issue of context becoming bloated as conversations grow longer and critical information being easily buried, taking over the official compression and pruning pipeline. Core features include archiving important content before compression, tool-output-aware pruning, redundant log cleanup, workflow “pinning” protection, and a configurable summarization model. During installation, the official default engine must be disabled; the plugin also supports audit logging and status queries.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Collection: Cost Metrics and Browser Use
The `dsh-plugins` repository for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a plugin-based architecture to address development needs such as monitoring API costs and automating browser workflows. This monorepo includes two plugins—a cost metrics/balance display plugin and a Browser Use tool—along with an aggregate package. Installation is recommended using the `dsh plugin` command or a Git subpath install. After installation, restart the service and verify the configuration with `--dump-config`. Pinning to a tag or commit SHA is recommended to lock the version.
Read Moredsh-workspace-kit: Soft Archiving and Enhanced Sidebar
`dsh-workspace-kit` is a plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address limitations in the native sidebar’s workspace search, archiving, and customization. It provides an enhanced sidebar with Spotlight-style quick search, a soft archiving mechanism (persistent and recoverable), drag-and-drop reordering, and customizable styling (32 icons / 9 colors). Using `⌘K` or the sidebar search box, users can efficiently manage workspaces and sessions, with one-click switching back to the official sidebar. Once installed, the plugin takes effect automatically, optimizing the workspace management experience.
Read Moredsh-msg9-kit: A msg9.io Inbox for Each DSH Workspace
`dsh-msg9-kit` is an online tool plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a unified email communication channel for agents and human operators. It integrates the msg9.io service into DSH, assigns a dedicated mailbox to each workspace, and enables agents to send and receive email via tools or commands, while also allowing email to be viewed and composed through the GUI. Core features include 13 agent-side msg9 tools, a three-column GUI layout (supporting inbox/outbox, Plaza, and tenant-internal collaboration), as well as Markdown rendering, Ed25519 signing, and group email support. All requests are proxied through local interfaces, and keys are stored in the plugin's state file. It depends on Node.js >= 20 and DS.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-insights-kit Ecosystem Assistant
`dsh-insights-kit` is an ecosystem observability plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It integrates health checks, scenario-based recommendations, and dynamic monitoring into the web interface, eliminating the need to manually verify plugin compatibility and version drift. Core features include reading the manifest to calculate a health score and check compatibility, verifying plugin details via a GitHub URL, recommending plugins by scenario, and supporting one-click install/uninstall through the CLI or web interface. It requires DSH version ≥ 0.1.1-rc.2, supports both Chinese and English, and aims to improve the efficiency and security of plugin management.
Read Moredsh-file-explorer-kit: Browse and Preview Files in DSH Sessions
dsh-file-explorer-kit is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the challenge of viewing workspace files in a web interface. By registering read-only routes and a “Files” tab, it integrates file browsing and previewing capabilities into the chat interface. The plugin supports directory navigation, automatic refresh, and previewing of multiple formats, including Markdown and images, as well as path operations for binary files. Built entirely on a read-only mechanism, the tool is safe, compatible with existing plugins, and can significantly improve development efficiency.
Read Moredsh-plugin-pi-ui: Redesigning the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface Sidebar
dsh-plugin-pi-ui is a sidebar plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface designed to enhance the efficiency of session and file management. The plugin refactors the left sidebar into a temporary session area, a working directory selector, and a session list area. It supports creating drafts that take effect only after sending, filtering sessions by directory, and taking over the right column to display a compact file browser. The plugin must be installed via command and requires a service restart. Its settings and file explorer are memory-level and are reset after a page refresh.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-codex-ui
`dsh-plugin-codex-ui` is a sidebar skin plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide a minimal Codex-style interface. It hides the global panel, restructures the browsing area into collapsible “Projects” and “Recents” lists, and simplifies creating a new session to directly clicking “New Conversation.” Users can click a project row to manage chat history, or hover over a recent session to archive it. The plugin requires Node.js 20 and pnpm, and a process restart is needed after installation for the changes to take effect. It is suitable for developers who prefer an efficient, focused experience for chat and project management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Web Skin Management Plugin: dsh-skins
dsh-skins is a DeepSeek Harness Web skin management plugin maintained by iasiv5, designed to let users quickly switch visual styles without reinstalling the software. It supports hot switching between official and various unofficial brand skins, and provides personalization options (such as wallpapers, slogans, and transparency adjustments) along with management of a personal image gallery. All settings take effect immediately, and configuration files are stored independently so upgrades do not affect them. Installation and use require command-line operations, making it suitable for users who want to customize their workspace interface.
Read MoreYou Know Nothing: An Artistic Placeholder Plugin for Empty DSH Sessions
"You Know Nothing" is a DSH plugin developed by ian00005, designed to fill empty sessions with artistic Frost script titles. The plugin depends on several specific runtime libraries, and its source code must be obtained via the official catalog or GitHub and installed manually. It is intended for developers who want to add placeholder content with a particular artistic style to empty sessions. It runs with permissions based on the DSH process, is open source, and users should be mindful of source code security.
Read Moredsh-my-plugins: DSH Plugin Management Panel
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `dsh-my-plugins` aims to solve the issue of the cluttered official plugin list interface. It manages plugins installed by users via `dsh plugin` through a standalone panel, providing features such as status viewing, hot switching, cleanup on uninstall, and service restart. The UI supports dark mode and persists operational state. After installation, users can view details, toggle plugins, or uninstall them (a restart is required for changes to take effect). Additionally, the project provides an HTTP API for external calls, managing only locally installed plugins and preventing accidental self-disabling.
Read Moredsh-plugin-updater: A Package-Level Plugin Manager for DeepSeek Harness
The DSH-Plugin-Updater plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adds a graphical dependency management interface to the Web UI. It allows users to view, install, update, and remove dependencies in the configuration file from the Settings page, including npm, Git, and local packages. It also provides a plugin marketplace for searching related plugins on GitHub and includes a security feature for handling pnpm build script interception. Restarting DSH is required after installation; configuration changes require uninstalling the plugin via the command line, and it supports update detection and status queries.
Read Moredsh-gemini-oauth-bridge: Integrating Google AI Subscription with DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-gemini-oauth-bridge` is a plugin designed to enable DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to directly use Google's subscription quota. It converts Google's OAuth flow into an OpenAI-compatible interface, supporting streaming and non-streaming conversations, multimodal images, function calling, and automatic token refresh. Users can complete setup with a one-click login and access it via the local port 3080. The plugin relies on non-public APIs, poses risks associated with non-official accounts, and supports only a single account and data-URL image format.
Read Moredsh-artifact-index: The Missing Backend for the DeepSeek Harness Sidebar
`dsh-artifact-index` is a backend plugin for the `dsh-artifacts` sidebar. It provides the artifact index JSON and file byte streams. The plugin runs on the DSH web server and serves content via GET requests, supporting configuration of the root directory, maximum file size, and security policies. It is dependency-free and secure, allowing only loopback access and not returning the `mine` field. After installation, DSH Desktop must be restarted, and functionality can be verified through logs or scripts. It resolves the issue where the sidebar cannot read the index due to the lack of a backend.
Read Moredsh-remote-dsh: Integrating Remote DSH Instances into the Local Sidebar
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-remote-dsh` allows users to view and control a remote host's DSH Web instance directly from the local sidebar. It uses SSH port forwarding to bring the remote session into the current page and provides session status indicators (blue/green/amber/red). The plugin requires that remote cookies be accessible only through local loopback ports. After installation, DSH must be restarted, and the remote address and token must be added locally to complete pairing. Development requires no build step and supports hot reloading, but restarting the remote service requires re-pairing, and Agent integration is not currently supported.
Read Moredsh-status-hub: DeepSeek Harness Browser Status Center
`dsh-status-hub` is a browser-side plugin designed to provide centralized status monitoring for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Through a sidebar, it displays a comprehensive overview, session list, MCP status, skill directory, and plugin inventory without requiring any additional server processes. Users can install it via a GitHub Release or local development mode by leveraging DSH’s existing Web UI extension point, simplifying the environment debugging workflow.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness TUI Plugin: deep-flow
`deep-flow` is a TUI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide an interactive terminal user interface experience for DSH. The plugin is maintained by community developer `hunterxxn`, but documentation is limited and does not include specific details about its features, usage, or licensing. Users must install it by referring to the source code themselves. Since the plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, be sure to review the source code and license before installation. For more information, refer to its GitHub repository.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Tencent Agent Mail Workbench
This plugin deeply integrates Tencent Agent Mail into DeepSeek Harness, providing a full-screen email workspace. Core features include automatic 60-second polling for message ingestion, rule-based local classification and LLM-based summary extraction, a full-screen interactive UI, and attachment processing and archiving. It also supports remotely executing DSH tasks using email keywords. Installation requires Node.js >= 18, along with configured LLM credentials and a whitelist. The plugin securely stores credentials locally and is designed for developers who need LLM-driven automatic email organization or email-based remote control.
Read Moredsh-msi-icons: DeepSeek Harness Model Selector Sty and Timeout Routing Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness Model Selector Beautification Plugin is designed to improve the visual efficiency and stability of model selection on the Web. Its core features include adding official vendor icons, using a four-section tiled layout to distinguish pinned, native, plugin, and visual models, and implementing an automatic routing retry mechanism for pinned models that time out, ensuring service continuity. It is easy to install and supports customizing additional vendor icons via a configuration file. The plugin has no external dependencies or hard dependencies, and provides HTTP endpoints for status synchronization and control.
Read Moredsh-namecheck: DeepSeek Harness Brand Name and Domain Availability Check Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) offers the `dsh-namecheck` plugin, which addresses agent naming and domain validation needs through an “everything is a plugin” architecture. Maintained by HULILI-com, it automatically detects naming intent in conversations and provides domain registration status checks and trademark screening. Key capabilities include authoritative domain lookups via Verisign/RDAP (defaulting to `.com`, with multi-TLD support) and trademark screening, which can use third-party APIs or Bing heuristic search as a fallback. The plugin is simple to install, requires no API key, and has no third-party runtime dependencies. Users should note the limitations of registration-status determination and trademark screening.
Read Moredsh-token-use: DeepSeek Harness Real-Time Token Usage and Cost Dashboard
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adds a new `dsh-token-use` plugin aimed at addressing the difficulty of tracking token consumption through visual dashboards. Integrated into the settings panel, its core features include overview, model, and project statistics, with support for 7/30/90-day trend charts, heat maps, and multi-dimensional filtering. It estimates costs based on DeepSeek’s official pricing (counting only deepseek models) and supports health checks and system operations. The plugin updates data incrementally via an event bus without polling and requires DSH web version ≥ 0.1.0-rc.6.
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