goodandready/dsh-kanban: A Visual Task Scheduling Kanban for DeepSeek Harness
`goodandready/dsh-kanban` provides embedded visualization kanban boards for DeepSeek Harness, aiming to address context drift and handoff issues in multi-agent task management. This plugin supports drag-and-drop card movement for task scheduling, where moving cards between columns automatically triggers the corresponding agent instructions (such as start implementation, prepare for review, or deploy) and maintains bidirectional status synchronization with Gitea, Forgejo, and GitHub. It integrates task management, agent scheduling, and version control, reducing context switching through a visual interface while enabling automation and traceability of the development workflow.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Issue Reporter Plugin
`dsh-issue-reporter` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the cumbersome process of submitting high-quality bug reports during autonomous workflows or plugin failures, as well as the risk of sensitive information leaks. It provides a visual interface and integrates features such as automatic sensitive-data masking, duplicate detection, AI-optimized descriptions, automated diagnostics, and screenshot upload. The plugin supports GitHub OAuth authentication and manages issue creation and search through the `repo` scope. It also exposes API endpoints for automated calls by agents, and supports batch querying of issue status and intelligent label recommendations, ensuring standardized and efficient submissions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Goal Execution and Multi-turn Task Tracking Plugin
`goodandready/dsh-goal` introduces an autonomous goal execution and multi-turn task tracking engine to DeepSeek Harness (DSH). The plugin displays progress and control status in real time via a Sticky Header, enhances agent stability through tool interception and intelligent progress guards, and supports milestone decomposition, Git snapshots, PR export, and multilingual detection. It addresses context loss and lack of feedback in long-chain tasks, making it suitable for complex engineering tasks such as code refactoring and automated testing.
Read Moredsh-gitea: Gitea/Forgejo Integration Toolkit for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-gitea is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that enables secure management of Gitea and Forgejo repositories. It encapsulates over 20 tools to support full-lifecycle management, including Issues, pull requests, Git operations (such as branches and worktrees), and CI/CD. The plugin features workspace isolation and operation confirmation mechanisms to ensure that agents interact with repositories safely and efficiently.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-dsml-artifact-guard
`dsh-dsml-artifact-guard` is a lightweight stream interceptor designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness. It cleans up DSML protocol tags leaked by upstream models to prevent UI pollution and rendering failures. The plugin strictly adheres to the synchronous streaming contract, uses a chunked buffering pipeline to handle tags that span data packets, and adopts a 100% fail-open security policy to ensure that legitimate text is not discarded. It natively integrates a settings card, supports `sanitize`, `audit`, and `disabled` modes, and provides automatic updates and theme compatibility. It is suitable for scenarios that require a clean interface in DeepSeek Harness and want to avoid downstream parsing errors.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-cost-meter
`dsh-cost-meter` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the lack of cost visibility in AI development. It calculates token consumption in real time through incremental streaming telemetry, supports a two-tier pricing engine to access official discounts, and features historical spend anchoring, budget alerts, and cached-savings calculation. The plugin supports both GUI and YAML configurations, covering exchange rates, model routing, and time-zone settings, helping developers optimize strategies based on real-time data to reduce costs.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Introduction: dsh-context-lens Semantic Compression and Skeletonization
`dsh-context-lens` is a semantic compression plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to reduce token consumption through structured code skeletons and intelligent log compression. It supports multilingual AST skeleton generation (preserving type definitions while removing implementation details) and provides three compression modes for logs from various testing/build tools. The plugin offers the `context_lens_code` and `context_lens_log` tools and supports path focus management to concentrate on the editing tasks in the current session. All logic is implemented using pure regular expressions, without relying on heavyweight parsers.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-clinebot
`dsh-clinebot` is a native plugin specifically designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aimed at addressing pain points in ClinePass integration, including dynamic model discovery, complex configuration, and quota management. It automatically synchronizes model lists, supports secure API key storage, visual management, and automatic switching between multiple accounts. The plugin provides quota monitoring and alerts, the session telemetry command `/cline`, and intelligent failover, helping developers manage third-party API resources reliably and intuitively.
Read More@goodandready/dsh-agent-loop-guard: DeepSeek Harness Runtime Tool-Call and Output Loop Blocker
`dsh-agent-loop-guard` is a native runtime plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to intercept infinite retry loops caused by agent tool failures or ambiguous instructions. It prevents resource waste through progress awareness, output stream detection, and user-specified stop words. The plugin requires no core code modifications and supports a zero-core-modification setup, token masking, and native WebUI configuration. It is suitable for preventing agents from falling into dead loops, and installation depends on core libraries such as Cordis.
Read Moredsh-safe-install: End-to-End Automation of Secure DSH Plugin Installation
`dsh-safe-install` is a DSH plugin maintained by `goodaiaiai`, designed to mitigate the risks associated with manual plugin installation through automated workflows. Its core features include: performing four pre-installation safety checks (version compatibility, patch conflicts, tool name conflicts, and supply chain security); providing blocking or warning mechanisms; automatically creating snapshots to enable one-click rollback; and automatically restarting DSH after installation is completed. By encapsulating the check, installation, and restart processes, the tool ensures the stability and security of the plugin environment.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: dsh-design-audit
`dsh-design-audit` is the first tool in the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem to fill the gap in the design review and optimization loop. It separates measurement from judgment, uses headless Chrome to collect objective evidence, and generates prioritized issue lists based on deterministic rules such as WCAG 2.2. The plugin covers accessibility, typography, layout, motion, and occlusion detection, provides paste-ready CSS fix suggestions, and supports validating fixes through retest deltas. It has zero npm dependencies, requires Node ≥ 22, makes no aesthetic judgments, and is designed to help developers efficiently identify and resolve design defects.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-agent-frugality
`dsh-agent-frugality` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address excessive token consumption and limited observability in multi-agent systems. Through read-ledger deduplication, compression-rule immunity, mandatory completion gates, and low-cost review mechanisms, it constrains agent behavior and controls costs. Installation requires Node.js 20 and DSH 0.1.0-rc.6, and the plugin supports flexible configuration via tools and environment variables, enabling effective quantification of waste from repeated reads and prevention of rule loss.
Read MoreDSH Gamepad Approval
`dsh-gamepad-approval` is a security plugin for DeepSeek Harness that leverages the Xbox controller XInput protocol to block high-risk operations at the hardware level. When an Agent triggers risky commands such as deletion or shutdown, the controller vibrates and requires physical button confirmation (A to approve, B to reject). The plugin follows a fail-closed strategy: if no controller is connected or confirmation times out, the operation is automatically denied. Once installed, it takes effect without configuration and effectively prevents malicious execution through software emulation.
Read Moredsh-model-collapse: Group and Collapse the Model Selector by Provider
The DSH plugin `dsh-model-collapse` groups and collapses the model selector by provider to reduce the space taken up by long lists. It includes a top quick bar and keyboard shortcuts (such as Alt+E to expand and Alt+F to focus), and supports remembering expanded states and filtering. The plugin is purely front-end, does not modify the official source code, and is released under the MIT license. The repository has been archived; see the official collection for details.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-updater
The dsh-updater plugin is designed to streamline the maintenance workflow for plugins and integration repositories in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem by providing an automated, secure, and low-risk update mechanism. It supports two forms: git checkout and global npm. Core features include status detection, background manual updates, task cancellation, and automatic update application during idle periods. The plugin features zero privilege and zero dependencies, uses a fast-forward strategy by default, and automatically rolls back on failure to ensure system stability and security. Developers can manage updates easily through the command line or the web panel.
Read Moredsh-capability-facade: Providing a Narrow Tool Surface for DSH Plugin Authors
`dsh-capability-facade` is a reference plugin implementation for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aimed at addressing the problem of overly broad plugin tool surfaces. It allows plugin authors to declare semantic capabilities and compose multiple underlying tools into a deterministic execution pipeline. A single model call can complete tasks that would otherwise require multiple round trips, reducing cost and improving determinism. The plugin requires underlying tools to be registered before the facade and does not hide already exposed tools. It is primarily used to stably combine multiple underlying tools into a high-level semantic operation.
Read Moredsh-model-jury: Structured Cross-Model Peer Review for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-model-jury` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to resolve inconsistent outputs and the lack of objective review in multi-model collaboration through a structured cross-model peer review mechanism. Featuring blind review, anonymous peer evaluation, and a revision stage, it uses code logic—rather than a specific model acting as judge—to make deterministic rulings, thereby enabling decentralized review. Users can configure providers such as GLM and DeepSeek via a configuration file and use the `/jury` command to initiate reviews in either standard or adversarial styles, making it suitable for scenarios such as cross-validating technical solutions.
Read Moredsh-mermaid-smooth: DeepSeek Harness Renders Mermaid Fenced Blocks by Default
`dsh-mermaid-smooth` is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, maintained by user gitByteFree. It renders Mermaid code fences in conversations as SVG diagrams by default, without relying on external CDNs. The plugin supports smooth zooming, panning, and double-click-to-fit-view, with independent “diagram/text” toggling, state memory, theme following, and security isolation. Users can install it via npm or GitHub; after installation, restarting the service makes it available, providing a smooth chart interaction experience.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Background Image Plugin (dsh-bg-changer)
The `dsh-bg-changer` plugin enables DeepSeek Harness (DSH) users to customize the UI background. By adding configuration entries in the settings, it supports uploading local images and adjusting layout, opacity, blur, and the UI’s own transparency. The plugin has zero dependencies and requires no build, stores data locally, supports multiple image formats and preview adjustments, and aims to provide a low-intrusive skinning solution. Installation and uninstallation are handled via scripts, and it has been verified in the DSH v0.1.6-alpha.1 environment.
Read Moredsh-plugin-tui: A Claude Code-Style Terminal UI for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-tui` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide a persistent, interactive terminal environment similar to Claude Code. The plugin supports streaming output, session management, model switching, and permission approval, addressing the limitation of traditional single-turn plugins in enabling multi-step collaboration. Users must install it by specifying the `tui` configuration file; the plugin requires only two bundle layers and does not support `dsh-headless`. Its core features include internal REPL commands (such as `/sessions` and `/model`) and real-time status feedback, though known considerations include one-time approval limitations and the need for token rendering optimization.
Read Moresage-guikit: DSH Desktop Control Toolkit
`sage-guikit` is a Windows desktop control toolkit designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to provide an Agent with the abilities to "see" and "act." This plugin packages Windows desktop control capabilities into a profile bundle, offering screen monitoring, screenshots, mouse/keyboard interaction, window management, and structured querying and validation based on UI Automation. To install it, add the plugin as a bundle in `package.json` and restart the service. The plugin defines three strict spatial contracts: virtual desktop physical coordinates, image pixel coordinates, and window-local coordinates, and provides 13 model tools, including click, typing, key presses, dragging, and semantic validation. It supports Windows only.
Read Moredsh-subagent-delegation: DSH Subagent Delegation and Acceptance Plugin
`dsh-subagent-delegation` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the clutter and resource waste that can occur when a main Agent handles complex tasks. The plugin uses built-in decision logic to determine when to delegate tasks, such as multi-file work, multiple searches, or independent items, and supports parallel execution and background running of sub-Agents. It also emphasizes verifying results by checking actual file changes and chains of evidence. Developers need to craft task-specific prompts to define sub-Agent behavior, while the plugin integrates through the `cordis.patch.yml` mechanism, effectively improving workflow efficiency and controllability.
Read Moredsh-skill-authoring: DSH Skill Authoring and Validation Plugin
The DSH plugin `dsh-skill-authoring` is designed to address the core pain points of authoring agent skills. By packaging standardized skills into the plugin system, it provides a complete solution covering frontmatter specifications, skill-root and priority management, description writing, length control, and static validation. In addition to standardizing skill structure, the plugin offers a zero-dependency static checking feature through the `scripts/check-skill.js` script, supporting validation of fields, references, anchors, and length. After installation, the `skills/` directory in the package is registered as the skill root, enabling developers to directly use its tools to author, review, and validate skill behavior.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Fix Plugin
`dsh-repair` is a diagnostic and repair plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address common operational pain points such as installation failures, silent service outages, broken dependency bridges, and upgrade issues. The plugin provides a variety of diagnostic scripts that can fix issues such as boot crashes, corrupted filesystem symbolic links, silent runtime failures, and dropped adapter model IDs. It supports dependency bridge health checks and reconstruction, covers end-to-end validation from startup to upgrade, and optimizes path and process handling for Windows remote job scenarios. The plugin is released under the MIT license, supports cross-machine operations, and must be installed using the official command.
Read Moredsh-plugin-development: Auxiliary Skills for DSH Plugin Development
The DSH plugin development assistant `dsh-plugin-development` is an open-source tool designed to help with developing, debugging, and publishing DSH plugins. Its core features include providing dual half-package scaffolding, supporting development against a fork and three-level validation, supporting publishing and remote deployment, and including a troubleshooting checklist for common pitfalls. After installation, the plugin registers the `skills/` directory in the package as the skill root. It works by leveraging the `cordis.patch.yml` extension mechanism and depends on `@deepseek-ai/dsh-skill-filesystem`. Developers should note that the plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, and it provides a specific solution for scenarios in which the host plugin runs in a PowerShell subprocess.
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