dsh-wide-stats-footer: Remove the width limit for the DeepSeek Harness writer statistics footer
The dsh-wide-stats-footer plugin addresses the issue where DeepSeek Harness (DSH) truncates the statistics footer on widescreen devices. It dynamically discovers CSS module hashes at runtime and injects override rules to remove width constraints, allowing the stats row to span the full width and display centered. The plugin supports automatic fallback, provides diagnostic tools, and has no npm dependencies. Install it via CLI command; it works with DSH 0.1.1-rc.2 and later.
Read Moredsh-markdown-preview: Real-Time Markdown and KaTeX Preview for DSH Web Plugin
`dsh-markdown-preview` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin designed to solve the lack of immediate Markdown feedback in the input box. It leverages the official Slot to provide a dedicated real-time preview panel above the input field, supporting bold text, formulas (KaTeX), and rendering of multiple syntax types. Its core features include a pinned layout, interactive collapse/expand, a content-escaping security mechanism, and seamless compatibility with existing functionality. Plugin installation supports both an official command and local mounting, and the plugin is ready to use after a restart, offering a WYSIWYG input experience.
Read Moredsh-plugin-file-attach: Add Local Files to the DSH Context
The DSH Web plugin addresses local file injection into the model context through a UI entry point. Users can add files via a button, with the content automatically injected into the context without manual copying. The plugin supports text, code, Markdown, JSON, and images, with a total size limit of 1MiB. Files are stored only in the current session, must be re-added after a refresh, and do not pollute the chat history.
Read Moredsh-session-notify: DSH Session Completion Notification Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-session-notify` is designed to prevent users from missing the end of an AI session or outstanding requests. It features a three-channel notification mechanism that provides real-time updates on session status, duration, and consumption, and also covers sessions left running in the background. It supports immediate pop-up reminders for AI questions and approval requests. The plugin is highly customizable, supports multiple languages, template editing, and style presets, and has zero external dependencies. Users can install it via the official commands and activate it after refreshing the browser.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness SSH Plugin
The SSH/SFTP plugin for DeepSeek Harness enables agents to execute commands in the host environment, transfer files, and leverage local models to assist with troubleshooting. Installation requires a specific `npx` command and must be enabled in the sidebar. Core features include host management, an interactive terminal, SFTP file transfer, and an AI assistant. Users can invoke it directly in chat or open a workspace via `/ssh`, with support for draggable layouts. Caveats include local access only, a 32MB maximum download size per file, concurrency limits, and no support for bastion hosts, among others.
Read MorePPT Expert: DeepSeek Harness Plugin
The `ppt-expert` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to solve the problem that creating polished PPT presentations requires extensive manual adjustments. It integrates a slide-expert persona, a LibreOffice Impress MCP server (with 9 tools and direct matplotlib chart output), and real-time browser preview. Installation requires running `setup.sh` and adding the repository to the DSH profiles directory. The plugin features zero npm dependencies, support for Chinese business charts, automatic contrast auditing, and real-time preview refresh. It requires the `danger-full-access` permission, depends on LibreOffice and Python ≥ 3.10, and can generate a finished presentation with a single command-line invocation.
Read Moredsh-recovery: Emergency Recovery Tool for the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
`dsh-recovery` is a web-based emergency recovery tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to resolve Web admin interface crashes caused by missing optional plugins or startup errors. By isolating failed plugins, generating diagnostic reports, and supporting one-click repair of dependencies and configuration files from the Web interface, it ensures the system can continue running in a minimal safe mode when plugins malfunction. After installation, users can perform comprehensive checks and fixes on the settings page, with a safe rollback mechanism to prevent configuration loss if a repair fails.
Read Moredsh-remote-workspace: Running the DeepSeek Harness Agent on a Remote Server via SSH stdio
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin connects to remote servers via an SSH stdio mechanism to address cross-environment agent execution issues and is maintained by tangjunyi1. It allows users to run agents in remote workspaces instead of local machines, making it suitable for scenarios requiring specific computing environments. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process. Since the official documentation does not provide a directory-based installation command, users must refer to the GitHub repository for installation instructions and usage examples. Before installation, they should review the source code and license.
Read Moredsh-openspec: Integrating OpenSpec Workflows with DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-openspec` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to simplify the integration of OpenSpec’s Specification-Driven Development (SDD). It requires no global installation or manual directory configuration; by self-resolving the CLI and including six built-in agent skills, it provides a complete workflow covering exploration, proposal, application, and archiving. Users only need to initialize it in a project directory and trigger a skill using natural language to manage changes efficiently. The plugin resolves directory conflicts, offers diagnostic commands, and supports use in non-Git workspaces.
Read MoreDSH Platform Account Manager Plugin
This is a local-first plugin for DeepSeek Harness that manages platform accounts and browser sessions. It is designed to solve the problems of inconsistent account mapping and lost login sessions when agents operate business back-end systems. The plugin provides platform account directory management, isolated browser data directories (in independent or shared modes), and persistent Cookie sessions. Agents do not need to be aware of Cookies, passwords, or file paths; by reusing a fixed browser context, they can maintain login sessions in Chromium and execute automated tasks securely and efficiently.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness SSH Session Management Plugin
`sycada/dsh-remote-ssh-tools` is a secure remote connection plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses the issues of cumbersome SSH configuration and difficulty in obtaining command feedback in local operations. The plugin provides features such as connection profile management, one-click command execution, interactive terminal access, SFTP file transfer, and secure credential protection. Through Agent tool injection, users can easily manage connections to multiple servers during conversations, standardizing and securing remote operations. Installation requires adding the dependency in `package.json` and restarting.
Read Moredsh-web-search-button: DeepSeek Harness Direct Web Search Plugin
`dsh-web-search-button` is a web search plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address high latency, hallucinations, and excessive token consumption caused by agents relying on LLM-based search. The plugin exposes search services directly in the chat bar and can be triggered via a button or a slash command, enabling ultra-fast search with zero LLM overhead. It supports automatic lifecycle management, dark/light mode adaptation, and injects search results in Markdown format. Installation requires cloning the code, creating a directory link, and declaring the dependency in the configuration file, after which the plugin is ready to use upon restart.
Read Moredsh-rich-questions: A Rich-Branch Questionnaire System for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-rich-questions` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that implements a rich branching questionnaire system in a Web GUI. It supports graph-based logic, inline rationale, quick mode, and persistent progress, allowing an agent to dynamically build questionnaires based on context, and supports multi-select, free-text input, and jump logic, addressing the limitations of traditional linear questioning in complex interactions.
Read More@supanexus/dsh-plugin-file-explorer: Managing Files in DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-plugin-file-explorer` integrates file browsing and editing into the chat interface to address the cumbersome file operations encountered when developing agents. It provides a left-side directory tree, a multi-tab editor, and Markdown preview, and supports creating, renaming, and deleting files as well as saving with keyboard shortcuts. Users can configure the browsing root directory and file link behavior in the settings. The plugin is open source under the MIT license and is suitable for developers who need to manage project files directly within the conversation. Installation requires running a specific command and restarting the application.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: supanexus/dsh-plugin-chat-enhance
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin supanexus/dsh-plugin-chat-enhance aims to solve the problem of rapid switching and identification in multi-model services. It introduces a searchable selector, a recent models display, and a multimodal "Image" tab, with support for filtering by name or provider and an Image-only mode. Image uploading reuses the official paperclip feature. Installation requires a full service restart and the use of specific commands. The plugin is standalone, enabling the relevant tab only when a model declares image support, thereby reducing the effort required to operate multimodal models.
Read Moredsh-link-collect: Local Markdown Link Collection
dsh-link-collect is a local Markdown link collection plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It addresses the challenges of fragmented browser bookmarks and the difficulty of accessing links in a structured manner by supporting the persistence of links as local Markdown files, along with a Web UI and Agent tools for management. Core features include local file storage, automatic icon retrieval, search and filtering, library directory switching, and fault-tolerant Markdown parsing. Licensed under the MIT license, the plugin is suitable for developers who need to persistently store links locally or manage bookmarks using Markdown.
Read Moredsh-ssh-terminal: SSH Remote Terminal in the DSH Sidebar
`dsh-ssh-terminal` is a plugin that provides visual SSH capabilities for the DSH ecosystem. It uses the Better-sidebar panel to offer real-time command-output transcripts and parallel management of multiple hosts, while providing agents with a standardized SSH tool set (such as `ssh_connect` and `ssh_exec`). The plugin supports persistent logging, enabling remote terminal operations and monitoring to be securely embedded in agent workflows.
Read Moredsh-session-manager: DeepSeek Harness Archived Session Management Plugin
The dsh-session-manager plugin is designed to address disk usage issues caused by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions that cannot be physically cleaned up after being archived. It provides the ability to view, restore, and permanently delete archived sessions through a settings page, a session context menu, and agent tools. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.7 and may be subject to environment constraints and version requirements.
Read Moredsh-plugin-csv-report: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Local Tariff Data Preparation and Descriptive Statistics
`dsh-plugin-csv-report` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by SUFE-Chaoyi, designed to address pain points in local tariff data analysis, including inconsistent data structures, poor script reusability, and limited quality traceability. The plugin encapsulates two core tools, data preparation and descriptive statistics, and supports XLSX/CSV standardization, quality validation, numerical and categorical statistics, and group analysis. It uses SHA-256 to lock environment dependencies and the hash chain, ensuring the reproducibility of analytical results. Installation requires configuring paths and allowing pnpm build scripts; during use, `tariff_prepare` and `tariff_describe` should be invoked in the conversation, ultimately generating a report set containing data quality and statistical metrics.
Read Moredsh-clear-tool-results: DSH Host Plugin for Tool Result Admission Filtering and Archiving
dsh-clear-tool-results is a DSH host plugin for handling overly long tool outputs and preventing them from filling the context window. In the `tools/post-execute` stage, it applies admission filtering to plain-text results: content exceeding 1024 bytes is written to local storage in full, while the model receives only a “receipt” containing the path and a preview. The plugin provides retrieval tools such as `read` and `read_tool_result_log` for reading the full content on demand. It is currently marked as deprecated.
Read MoreDSH Web Automation
`dsh-web-automation` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to provide a local-first web stack for local models. It addresses pain points such as high external API costs and feature conflicts. The plugin includes four core capabilities: multi-engine search (supporting unauthenticated access and API keys), SQLite caching (with ETag/Last-Modified validation), web platform search (covering sites such as GitHub and Reddit), and local history and statistics tools. All state is stored locally, with no cloud services required. Installation requires a Node.js 22.19+ environment, and it can be enabled via the `dsh plugin` command. The plugin is mutually exclusive with DSH's built-in Web package and requires no configuration by default.
Read Moredsh-skill-usage: DSH Sidebar Skill Center
The `dsh-skill-usage` plugin provides a sidebar Skill Center for the DeepSeek Harness web interface, addressing the lack of feedback in skill management. It supports real-time monitoring of skill usage, viewing history, and bulk-enabling skills, making them available for the entire conversation. Installation is simple and requires no configuration, making it ideal for users who need to quickly view and manage skills in bulk.
Read Moredsh-mbti-jury: Review Your Code Commits Side by Side with 16 MBTI Personalities
`dsh-mbti-jury` is a code review plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Based on the 16 MBTI personality types and their cognitive functions, it simulates a jury that analyzes the most recent commit in parallel. Beyond reviewing a single commit, it also considers the cadence of previous commits, ensuring that each review perspective remains independent and non-interfering. Users can select different personality combinations with the `/mbti` command, or even enable “roast mode” for debate. The tool aims to help developers identify code blind spots and potential risks through multidimensional perspectives.
Read Moredsh-dev-wrapped: Annual Review of DeepSeek Harness Coding Behavior
`dsh-dev-wrapped` is a local-first plugin for generating annual reports for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) developers. By parsing local session data, it provides a Spotify Wrapped–style visual recap featuring tool call statistics, achievement badges, developer personality profiles, year-over-year comparisons, and an AI summary prompt. It supports merging multiple data sources from DSH and Claude Code and annual cost estimation, with all data processing completed locally and no internet connection required.
Read Moredsh-code-coverage: AI Code Coverage Attribution Tool
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-code-coverage parses DSH session logs, identifies files modified by AI, and overlays them with c8 coverage data. It generates a coverage comparison report and risk checklist for AI-generated versus human-written code, calculates a 0–100 trust score, and supports a closed-loop workflow. The plugin currently supports only JS/TS; note the Vitest configuration and command-parsing limitations.
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