dsh-whale-writing: DeepSeek Harness Writing Enhancement Plugin
The dsh-whale-writing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address common issues in long-form writing with large models, such as rigid style, memory loss, and a strong “AI-like” tone. It features three core modules: writing modes (automatic dual switching between style and strictness), project memory (three-part structure management based on .mem/config.md), and post-processing to reduce the AI-like tone (the whale_polish dynamic tool). Users can interact with and configure the plugin via the quick bar or model tools. The plugin does not include a standalone settings page and depends on the DSH core package; users should pay attention to the environment version and installation method to avoid runtime errors.
Read Moredsh-locale-tr: Turkish Language Pack for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-locale-tr` is a Turkish locale plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. It covers 42 namespaces and 1,278 strings, enabling full translation of the UI text into Turkish. Developers can install it via a CLI command and activate it in Settings. If a translation is missing, the interface automatically falls back to English. The plugin aims to reduce the cognitive load of debugging for non-English developers and is suitable for users who need to develop or debug in a Turkish-language environment.
Read Moredsh-limit-timeout: Limit the wait time for a single DSH Agent tool call
dsh-limit-timeout is a DSH security plugin used to intercept and control wait time before tool calls. It supports setting a global default wait limit, a hard ceiling, and allowing the model to request an increase. The plugin intercepts timeout requests during the `tools/pre-execute` phase, provides alternatives, and logs events. Installation requires DSH version >= 0.2.0-rc.1, and configuration is managed through the Web interface. The plugin mainly constrains model-controllable wait parameters without affecting a tool's own deployment timeout.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Git Plugin: Embedding a Fork-Style Git GUI into DSH
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `ayumedaze/dsh-git` integrates a Git graphical interface into DSH desktop or web clients using an Express backend and a browser frontend. To install it, ensure that Node.js and Git are installed, add the plugin with the `dsh plugin` command, and restart. The plugin supports local repository operations, restoring recently opened repositories, and custom port configuration, and is released to the community under the MIT License.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: axelfreeman/backupper
The DSH plugin `axelfreeman/backupper` provides a solution to pull encrypted, deduplicated backups from a Windows PC to a remote Linux server. It uses Restic for AES-256 encryption and streams over SSH, achieving zero server-side dependencies. The plugin supports automatic verification and streams a `tar` package to a local repository, making it suitable for scenarios with constrained server environments where data security is critical.
Read Moredsh-skill-matcher: DeepSeek Harness Skill and Expert Matching Plugin
`dsh-skill-matcher` is a Cordis plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the matching challenges agents face when invoking skills or experts. The plugin builds a unified index by scanning local environments and online open-source directories, provides tools such as `skill_matcher_scan`, `skill_matcher_match`, and `skill_matcher_list`, and supports automatic injection of guidance. Its core engine handles environment detection and data merging, and includes 13 built-in seed entries to enable offline use. The plugin is released under the MIT License, fetches JSON data only, and does not execute remote code, ensuring security and compliance. It is recommended to deploy it using the installation script in the project root directory.
Read Moredsh-trace-collapse: Collapse Agent Traces, Preserve Final Output
dsh-trace-collapse is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web client, designed to prevent overly long execution traces from cluttering the view while debugging agents. It collapses intermediate steps such as tool calls, reasoning, and steering to help users focus on the final response. The plugin supports manual or automatic collapsing per turn, retains the final output by default, and must be installed in the web profile.
Read Moredsh-synthetic-web-search: Synthetic Search Backend for DeepSeek Harness
The `ctx.web` module of DeepSeek Harness integrates with Synthetic Search. This plugin provides Provider registration and response field mapping capabilities. It runs as a Host-plane plugin and requires `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-web`. It supports configuring credentials via the UI or environment variables and maps Synthetic Search response fields to the Harness vocabulary. After installation, a restart is required for the changes to take effect, and the plugin will automatically take over the default search Provider. The plugin is compatible with specific versions of Harness and Node.js.
Read Moredsh-sidebar: Git Sidebar for DeepSeek Harness Web
`dsh-sidebar` is a Git sidebar plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness Web, aiming to integrate source code control features within the browser. It supports file browsing, staging/committing, remote synchronization, and visual commit graphs, and provides file previews and a terminal panel. Installation requires running a command on the host and then restarting, with all operations sandboxed. Note that in DSH 0.1.5, this plugin occupies the right sidebar and may override other plugins. The plugin is released under the MIT License and maintained by developer auggie246.
Read Moredsh-output-styles: DeepSeek Harness Output Styles Management Plugin
The `dsh-output-styles` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables consistent control over output formatting in multi-agent scenarios. It adds an “Output Styles” page to the DSH Web settings, offering five built-in styles and a custom option. Users can configure styles via Markdown directives; these styles are injected in real time into the agent’s system prompt and persisted, with support for pasting file contents. The plugin requires Node.js 20+, supports dynamic installation within a session, and only supports a flat Frontmatter format.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-llm-openai-codex
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces the new `dsh-llm-openai-codex` plugin, designed to resolve authentication failures when calling OpenAI Codex locally due to missing API keys. It reuses pi-ai's general request mechanism and supports authentication via OAuth tokens, requiring a ChatGPT subscription, eliminating the need to configure an API key. The plugin supports automatic token refresh and model discovery, and provides a Web login card, supporting either PKCE or device code, for identity verification. After installation, it must be enabled in the configuration file, and models must be used in the `openai-codex/<model>` format. Community-maintained, the plugin extends DSH's local inference capabilities.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Terminal UI Plugin: dsh-terminal
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adopts an “everything is a plugin” architecture, in which the `dsh-terminal` plugin provides a terminal UI for DSH through official mechanisms. This plugin decouples the UI from the driver and supports session persistence, version contract validation, and slash-command completion. Installation requires prerequisites such as a TTY and an API key, and it supports creating sessions, restoring sessions, and direct execution.
Read Moredsh-workspace: A Lightweight IDE and Git Workspace Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-workspace` is a lightweight open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that integrates IDE and Git workspace features. It provides balance monitoring, a project file tree, Git operations (such as committing and switching branches), a built-in terminal, and privacy protection mechanisms. The plugin can be installed via official commands and is ready to use without configuration, while also allowing customization of parameters such as access permissions. It turns DSH into a lightweight workbench with basic development capabilities.
Read Moredsh-inline-images: Inline Image/Video Support in DeepSeek Harness Conversations
The `dsh-inline-images` plugin addresses the inability to preview local image paths in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It converts local paths and Markdown syntax into renderable URLs, supports inline image and video display, and offers click-to-enlarge, size adjustment, and automatic refresh of expired URLs. Through dual-channel rewriting in both streaming and persistence pipelines, it ensures consistency between real-time display and saved messages. Installation requires attention to dependency injection and reverse proxy configuration.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-computer-use
`dsh-computer-use` is a plugin developed by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for the Linux X11 environment to address the complexity of operating-system interaction for AI agents. It uses lightweight Python scripts to invoke `libX11` and `libXtst`, enabling features such as screen capture, mouse movement, clicking, dragging, scrolling, and keyboard input. The plugin does not depend on Node.js or accessibility frameworks; once installed, it can directly control the desktop, with `danger-full-access` sandbox mode enabled by default. Note that it supports Linux X11 only and provides full desktop control.
Read MoreDSH Provider Passport: Request Dialect Preflight for DeepSeek Harness Custom Providers
DSH Provider Passport is a community plugin that resolves compatibility issues caused by request-body structure mismatches when DeepSeek Harness calls custom OpenAI endpoints. Through a preflight mechanism, it automatically detects and corrects field differences such as the `developer` role and `max_completion_tokens`, and it only suggests configurations that are compatible with Harness. The design emphasizes security: credentials are stored in memory only, automatic rollback is supported, and explicit user confirmation is required. After installation, users can select a model in the plugin UI for validation and report issues through a redacted report.
Read Moredsh-e2e-dev-sdd: DeepSeek Harness Five-Phase SDD Workbench
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-e2e-dev-sdd` provides a flexible Spec-Driven Development (SDD) workflow. It decomposes the development process into five optional stages: requirements, prototyping, design, specification, and testing, supporting independent delivery and iteration. The project manages deliverables through a kanban board, uses a Git repository as the source of truth, and combines zero-configuration sources with business adapters to achieve data synchronization. The plugin enforces structural quality checks and a SHA-256 freeze mechanism, ensuring that deliverables remain immutable and traceable. The development stage automatically creates an isolated code space, supports multi-file delivery and version management, and is well suited to building standardized R&D workflows.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: Agent & Skill Management UI
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) community plugin `dsh-agent-skill-manager` provides a web interface for intuitive management of Agent presets and Skill files. The plugin supports copying and deleting Agent presets and viewing a read-only list of Skills on the settings page. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.0-rc.6 or higher, and it can be used after a restart following installation. It is currently in the MVP stage and supports only basic management operations. Deleting a preset actually removes the local file, posing an unrecoverable risk.
Read Moredsh-whale-tools: Automatic Cutout and Ops Tools for the Little Whale Pendant
`dsh-whale-tools` is a satellite plugin built on top of `dsh-whale-widget`, primarily designed to address user-defined widgets and session management. It supports server-side automatic background removal to replace arbitrary images with the little whale widget, and provides a “Restart dsh” button in the session header along with browser heartbeat detection. The plugin also includes CSS fixes for mobile devices. It depends on `dsh-whale-widget` and `sharp`, and by default allows access only from local loopback. Note that the patching feature carries the risk of modifying source code, and the restart button is unavailable on mobile devices.
Read Moredsh-wallpaper-position: A Wallpaper Position Fine-Tuning Plugin for dsh-dream-skin
`dsh-wallpaper-position` is a satellite plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), intended to resolve the issue where the default wallpaper in `dsh-dream-skin` is centered and obstructs the chat area. The plugin provides pixel-level displacement control on the frontend via CSS variables, supporting ±5000px adjustments along the X and Y axes, and retains position memory keyed by wallpaper hash. Users can fine-tune the background position in the settings using quick buttons or numeric inputs, with the corresponding remembered position automatically restored when switching images. This plugin depends on `dsh-dream-skin`, supports only displacement, and may carry potential Host compatibility risks or conflict with other background plugins.
Read Moredsh-sakurafrp: A plugin for managing connectivity between mobile and desktop devices via SakuraFrp
`dsh-sakurafrp` is a satellite plugin designed for `dsh-mobile`, intended to manage connections between mobile devices and desktops through the DSH UI. It replaces script writing with graphical operations, providing features such as link status monitoring, one-click toggling, pairing QR codes, and device management, while also including self-healing mechanisms and public network reachability detection. The plugin is AI-generated and has not been manually audited; use it at your own risk. It only supports specific platforms such as Linux/WSL2. Installation requires cloning the repository and running installation scripts, and the service must be restarted after installation. Note that the code is provided under the MIT license “as is,” and it is not recommended for use in production environments or for handling sensitive data.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: dsh-teaching-board
`dsh-teaching-board` is an educational plugin for DeepSeek Harness that projects Agent-generated HTML into an interactive “board” interface. Users can annotate the board, capture screenshots, and provide feedback, while the Agent can also proactively view snapshots. The plugin supports ink anchoring (scrolling with content) and incremental updates (preserving scroll position and animations). Through the `open`, `append`, `set`, and `remove` parameters of the `stage_panel` tool, the board can evolve through multiple iterations. Screenshot capture is limited to the active tab, and any image exceeding 1.2 MB automatically falls back to JPEG.
Read More@arcaneorion/dsh-tavily-web: DeepSeek Harness Tavily Search and Web Scraping Capability Layer
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-tavily-web` provides DSH with Tavily API-based multi-key search and web scraping capabilities. It registers two tools, `tavily_search` and `web_fetch`, addressing the issue of failures caused by a single account's quota exhaustion and supporting single-page fetching via shell seam. After installation, restart DSH. Configuration supports customizing the key rotation pool through `keyRefs` and `apiKeys`. The plugin is compatible with DSH 0.2.0; HTTP status codes should be checked to prevent silent curl failures.
Read Moredsh-optimize: DeepSeek Harness Long-Session Resource Manager
`dsh-optimize` is a long-session resource management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address issues caused by conversations growing over time, such as repeated transmission of history, rapidly increasing context costs, and web UI rendering lag. The plugin provides context load measurement, session state logging, automatic compaction (disabled by default), and browser view optimization (Lite rendering mode). It helps users manage resource usage by accurately tracking token consumption, and improves the interaction smoothness of long-conversation interfaces using CSS techniques.
Read Moredsh-stall-sentinel: A Lightweight Long-Running Task Hang Detection Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-stall-sentinel` is a lightweight watchdog plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to monitor hung long-running tasks in agent development. It is implemented in pure JavaScript with zero additional dependencies and automatically wraps `ctx.subprocess.spawn` logic without interfering with task execution. Core capabilities include automatic monitoring, a conservative detection model based on aggregated “progress freeze” and “CPU status” signals, and an operation mode limited to sending reminders and generating forensic reports. The plugin identifies monitored targets by `logPath` and `pid` and supports JSONL logging. It must be installed after the base package, and monitoring targets can be registered manually through the exposed APIs.
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