dsh-tool-monitor: Subscribing to Events from Existing DSH Background Jobs
`dsh-tool-monitor` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the limitation that background jobs only notify upon completion. It allows users to subscribe to already running streaming background jobs, capture errors in real time through lazy reading and regex matching, and deliver events to the Agent. The plugin does not start new processes; it only reuses the official Job ecosystem, and supports case sensitivity, timeout settings, and multiple output formats. After installation, it can be enabled by specifying a Job ID and a regex pattern, making it suitable for real-time monitoring of backend service status in a DSH environment.
Read Moredsh-pixel-whale: A Pixel Whale Status Companion for DeepSeek Harness Web
`dsh-pixel-whale` is a visual enhancement plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web interface, maintained by developer yoke233. While the interface is in the "Deep diving..." state before model inference, it renders an animated 36x26px point-cloud whale with calming breathing and swaying effects. As a Web-only plugin, it does not modify prompts, tool calls, or requests; it achieves visual rendering solely through a React Portal and a DOM adapter, while following accessibility design practices. Users can install it with a single command, and any dependency warnings that appear during installation do not affect usage. The plugin delivers an excellent interactive experience for users seeking low-intrusive, lively visual feedback.
Read MoreNoAtMark Text Cleaning Plugin: A Text Hygiene Toolkit Under DSH
The `noatmark-dsh-plugin` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address hygiene and security concerns when agents process text. It encapsulates the cleaning capabilities of `noatmark.com` as a local tool, providing four core functions: removing invisible characters (including zero-width characters), scanning hidden content, cleaning residual LLM formatting artifacts, and escaping CSV injection risks. The plugin ensures that all processing is performed locally, supports installation via configuration files and invocation through natural language, and guarantees data privacy and deterministic processing.
Read Moredsh-calendar: DeepSeek Harness Usage Calendar
`dsh-calendar` is a visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness that turns usage history into a calendar view. It supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly views, as well as a GitHub-style heatmap, with zero configuration and no additional storage required. Users can drag cards to manage the interface, click to interact and view details, and track data such as tokens and tool calls in real time. The plugin is compatible with Harness 0.1.0-rc.7 and above, and supports both light and dark themes.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager: Listing and Persistent Disabling
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the management challenges caused by an increasing number of third-party plugins. It provides centralized management capabilities, listing installed plugins in DSH settings and persistently controlling plugin enablement and disablement by modifying the `cordis.patch.yml` configuration file. This tool allows developers to finely control plugin lifecycles while retaining the plugins, consistent with DSH's configuration-driven design philosophy.
Read Moredsh-gitland: A Git Panel for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-gitland` is a Git management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a GoLand-like Git tool window within the web interface. It supports commit history visualization, branch tree management, worktree operations, and AI-assisted commit message generation. The plugin integrates workflow Skills such as `/git-commit` and `/git-branch`, and provides features such as Pull and status bar display, while strictly enforcing security restrictions to ensure that commands are executed only within registered workspaces.
Read Moredsh-editor-selection: Enabling DSH to Understand Editor Selections
`dsh-editor-selection` is a plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem designed to address the challenge agents face in locating the user's selected code snippet. The plugin captures the editor's primary selection, including file path and line numbers, and injects it into the agent context as a structured environmental notice for precise alignment. Core features include “select to focus”, right-click explanation, and privacy controls. It uses local loopback communication, avoids cloud services, stores only data hashes, and follows the principle of least privilege. Users can install it via PowerShell and control state sharing through a toggle.
Read Moredsh-plugin-quick-draw-tool: A DSH Always-On Drawing Panel Powered by Local ComfyUI
dsh-plugin-quick-draw-tool is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to provide a persistent drawing panel via a local ComfyUI instance, addressing the issue of frequently switching windows and interrupting the workflow when generating images. The plugin supports one-click deployment of a pinned ComfyUI version and includes features such as a persistent button, prompt presets, and safe image saving. Users are responsible for downloading model weights themselves and must comply with the relevant licenses, including Krea 2's community use restrictions.
Read MoreWikiBridge: A DSH × Obsidian Knowledge Base Bridge Plugin
WikiBridge is a bridge plugin maintained by xiaomao49, designed to connect DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with Obsidian knowledge bases. It combines constraint tools, automatic dictionary retrieval, and zero-patch configuration to facilitate collaboration between the two systems. As a network tool, users should ensure proper configuration of DSH's network permissions. Since no license is disclosed, it is recommended to review the source code before enabling the plugin. Users can install it via the official catalog page and visit the GitHub repository for source code details and updates.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Enterprise-Grade Compliance Plugin
The `enterprise-compliance` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) addresses compliance challenges in the DSH ecosystem by offering automated SOC2/GDPR checks, interception and masking of sensitive information, operation audit trails, sensitive file scanning, GDPR data rights management, and threshold alerts. It supports Web and Desktop Profiles, allowing developers to flexibly extend agent capabilities, and can be installed and configured via npm. Known limitations include audit persistence not including parameters and default size limits on file scanning.
Read Moredsh-code-scan: Add Semgrep Code Scanning Capabilities to DeepSeek Harness Agent
The dsh-code-scan plugin is designed to address the challenges of integrating code security scanning tools with the DeepSeek Harness Agent. It wraps Semgrep and provides the Agent with a single tool interface, `code_scan`. The Agent only needs to provide a directory path, after which the plugin runs the scan locally and outputs a Chinese Markdown report grouped by file, line number, and severity level. The plugin includes a context protection mechanism that limits output to a maximum of 200 results to prevent context overflow, along with fault-tolerant handling. Before use, ensure that Semgrep is installed and configured locally. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-code-scan`; the changes take effect after restarting the `dsh web` process.
Read Moredsh-computer-use: General-Purpose Computer Use Capabilities of DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-computer-use` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides agents with a unified computer operation interface. It wraps the underlying drivers through `ctx.computerUse`, supports multiple backends such as Playwright and the Windows native assistant, and integrates accessibility and visual perception modes. The plugin provides security mechanisms, Cookie Bridge support, and depends on several DSH base plugins. Its configuration is flexible and can be modified in real time via the GUI, but there are platform limitations and configuration isolation issues caused by App-Bound Encryption. When using it, be careful to import only required data and configure a domain whitelist.
Read MoreForeSight: A Temporal Long-Term Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
ForeSight is a long-term memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the stale injection and time-loss issues caused by traditional static memory. It treats memory as scheduled data with temporal semantics and controls its lifecycle through two dimensions: “body” and “anchor.” The plugin supports decay, conflict resolution, and configurable policies, uses SQLite vector storage, and requires local directory configuration for data and template files. It is currently in an experimental stage and depends on Node.js ≥ 20 and a local embedding service.
Read Moredsh-cc-studio · CCv3 Character Card Workshop
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-cc-studio` focuses on character card development and addresses weak worldbuilding. It converts the input capsule into a full-screen workshop, using 14 Tools to guide the LLM to ask questions first and then co-create, supporting export in JSON, PNG, and CHARX formats. Installation requires the new package name `@xia-sc/dsh-cc-studio` and a restart, with the data directory located at `DSH_HOME`. When used with presets, it enables interactive character setup in full-screen mode, while security practices such as permission control and session protection should be observed.
Read More@wongzexu/dsh-git-status: DSH Web Git Status Floating Widget
`@wongzexu/dsh-git-status` is a Git status management plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface. It provides a right-side floating panel with a visual Commit DAG swimlane diagram, uncommitted change inspection, and branch/remote operations, supporting staging, committing, stash management, and conflict resolution. This greatly reduces the need for developers to switch between a local terminal and the web interface, replacing some basic CLI operations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin Marketplace (viveksssss/deepseek-harness-marketplace)
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Plugin Marketplace, created by developer Viveksssss, is designed to simplify the browsing, installation, and management of DSH plugins through a “Plugin Marketplace” tab. The plugin supports searching GitHub repositories in the browser by topic tags, viewing metadata, and one-click installation or uninstallation. It also features automatic validation of entry files, persistent storage of the plugin list, and adaptive light/dark themes. Its core purpose is to connect DSH with the broader community ecosystem. After installation, developers can add plugins via command line and manage enabled plugins in the settings, significantly lowering the barrier to integrating third-party plugins.
Read More@visol-456/dsh-web-compat: Fix Web Compatibility for HTTP Access over LAN
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `@visol-456/dsh-web-compat` is designed to resolve compatibility issues in non-secure contexts, such as HTTP on a local area network. The plugin provides a status panel on the settings page and injects a `crypto.randomUUID` polyfill in insecure contexts, fixing crashes during image attachment uploads caused by the missing native API. After installation, DSH Web runs stably in HTTP-only local area network environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Cost Statistics Plugin
`dsh-cost-tracker` is a cost monitoring plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness. It listens to model invocation events, calculates costs in real time based on token usage and pricing schedules, supports peak and off-peak pricing strategies, and persistently stores records. Core features include monitoring and converting token usage into costs, local data persistence, and providing a three-tier UI statistics dashboard (per-invocation details, session-level summaries, and a global statistics page). Users can install it via npm and configure it in `cordis.yml` or a web profile. The plugin is compatible with DSH 0.1.5-rc.1, can run independently in node mode, and aims to provide developers with lightweight cost monitoring capabilities.
Read Moredsh-vision-tool: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin That Adds Kimi Vision Capabilities to Text Models
The `dsh-vision-tool` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables visual capabilities for text-only models. It uses `vision-prompt` to intercept requests, automatically persists images as attachment references, and rewrites prompts. It also registers a global tool via `vision-tool` to invoke the Kimi vision model for image analysis. The plugin supports installation and configuration, allowing users to specify Kimi API parameters in `cordis.patch.yml` and supporting multiple image formats. After installation, the profile must be restarted and dependencies must be configured correctly. Operation logs are recorded in `$DSH_HOME/vision-trace.log`.
Read Moredsh-shutdown-after-task: Automatic Shutdown Plugin After Task Completion (Windows)
`dsh-shutdown-after-task` is a zero-dependency plugin in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for automatic shutdown. Users can enable the mode via a draggable button in the bottom-right corner, supporting countdown shutdown after task completion. The plugin features automatic avoidance, interruption by new tasks, shutdown only on successful completion, and multi-session evaluation, and provides configurable countdown and shutdown buffer settings. After installation, refresh the page to activate it. It supports only Windows, and its state is stored in memory.
Read Moredsh-pilot: A Browser Automation Extension Based on DSH Session Permissions
`dsh-pilot` is a DSH plugin that intercepts requests at the browser network layer to enforce a DSH session-based permission model and prevent page navigation from bypassing checks. It provides tools for navigation, snapshots, interaction, waiting, screenshots, and closing tabs. The plugin's permissions are based on local access, pre-authorized origins, and session policies, and password field input is denied by default. Known limitations include the maintenance cost of the Ref mechanism, headless rendering discrepancies, and the risk of name conflicts.
Read Moredsh-outcome-loop: DeepSeek Harness Task Outcome Ledger and Acceptance Plugin
The `dsh-outcome-loop` plugin replaces subjective LLM judgments with mechanical evidence, addressing trust and audit issues in task orchestration for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides a localized task outcome ledger with zero additional model cost, supporting acceptance criteria defined by mechanical standards such as tests, exit codes, and file states. It runs offline by default, ensuring users fully retain ownership and control over their data, and offers interactive features for task creation, adjudication, and export, making it suitable for scenarios requiring strict auditing and cost control.
Read Moredsh-custom-font: A Font Customization Plugin for the DSH Interface
`dsh-custom-font` is a UI font customization plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides a WYSIWYG approach that allows users to intuitively adjust the font family, size, color, and layout of interface text, with support for separate Chinese and English settings and automatic system font detection. The plugin includes built-in open-source fonts and recommended presets, requires no online downloads, automatically saves settings, and supports exporting them for migration. Maintained by Vergil-long, it aims to improve the reading experience and visual consistency of DSH.
Read MoreEvolving-Werewolf: An AI Werewolf Engine with Cross-Game Evolution
Evolving-Werewolf is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by VegeFin, offering a complete 9-player Werewolf engine solution. Its core feature is cross-game knowledge accumulation: after each game, the AI reviews the match, records the experience in a knowledge base, and improves its strategy in the next game through persona injection, while relying on a state machine to manage the game flow and prevent LLM information distortion. The plugin supports full character skills, a standard daytime process, information isolation, and anti-freeze mechanisms, and integrates Zhipu AI for avatar generation. Through the `werewolf_*` tools and a browser panel, users can control the game progress or participate as human players, making it suitable for simulating multi-player logical confrontation in DSH.
Read MoreUnion Lotto Assistant DSH Plugin: 1000-Draw Trend Tracking / Smart Prediction / Banker & Drag Random Number Selection
The Double Color Ball analysis plugin for DeepSeek Harness offers three core features: trend tracking, intelligent prediction, and banker-drag number selection. It automatically retrieves the most recent 1,000 draws, tracks hot and cold number status, and uses built-in prediction models to generate probability rankings, supporting rule-compliant number selection. Users can install it via the command line and invoke the `ssq` tool in a conversation to perform trend analysis, model-based prediction, or generate banker-drag numbers. Note that each Double Color Ball draw is an independent random event; this tool is for entertainment purposes only, and its data comes from official and mirror APIs.
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