DeepSeek Harness Machine-Level Token Statistics Plugin: dsh-token
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-token` aims to address the complexity of tracking Token consumption in multi-session scenarios. By consolidating session logs from all `dsh` home directories, it provides a centralized Token statistics view, including totals, a heatmap, streak records, and per-model breakdowns. The plugin supports `dsh web` and reads local files for read-only statistics. Configuration options include scanning additional directories, toggling compressed summary statistics, and setting the refresh frequency. It does not include conversational costs or provide cost estimates, but accurately tracks cache reads and writes and distinguishes message types, while also disclosing detailed data such as billing coverage and retry steps.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Rollback and Undo Options for DeepSeek Harness Coding Sessions
The DeepSeek Harness Rewind plugin is designed to address the difficulty of rolling back agent work. It saves snapshots in a separate shadow repository, providing a “time travel” capability that allows users to restore to any historical state at any time without affecting their local Git repository. The plugin supports command-line operations (such as `/rewind`) and GUI interaction, and includes file filtering and reversible restoration features. By default, it is limited to manual user actions, but can be configured to allow agent access. Snapshot data is stored in `$DSH_HOME/rewind/`, and the plugin automatically cleans up old session data that has not been updated for more than 30 days.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Export Conversations as Self-Contained HTML
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Replay is a DSH plugin maintained by zoyluoblue that addresses the inconvenience of sharing natively exported files. It converts DSH sessions into dependency-free, self-contained HTML files that support offline replay, real-time streaming presentation, searchable complete records, and tool card display. Core features include millisecond-level replay, multi-theme support, subagent session collapsing, sensitive information masking in previews, and Markdown export. Users can export files via the settings page, command line, or tool invocation. Installation requires restarting the `dsh web` process. Files are saved locally by default, with no network requests or telemetry, ensuring data privacy and security.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Wallpaper Theme Plugin: Customize the Web Interface Background
`zoyluoblue/deepseek-harness-avatar` is a plugin that provides wallpaper theme functionality for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). It allows users to upload images directly in the Web interface as backgrounds, with adjustable readability overlays, blur levels, and fill modes. The plugin uses local storage, supports png/jpg/webp/gif formats, and automatically adjusts the overlay color according to the theme. Note: It only supports the dsh Web interface, and it operates in read-only mode when accessed remotely rather than locally.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Automatic Fallback When Image Attachments Exceed the Limit
This plugin aims to address the issue where DSH's strict admission rules (long side > 2000px and single image > 3.5MB) block users from uploading original phone photos. By intercepting images at the `saveImages` entry point and using sharp to perform automatic fallback processing, it ensures that stored files remain consistently compliant. Core features include aspect-ratio-preserving scaling for oversized images, re-encoding compression, WebP format fallback, skipping animated images, and error resilience. Users can adjust the re-encoding quality via configuration. The plugin resolves conflicts between upstream limits and user behavior, guaranteeing that images processed by downstream systems always remain compliant.
Read Moredsh-vpn-ops: Secure WireGuard and VLESS Reality Operations Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-vpn-ops` is a security plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness to address VPN configuration management when Shell commands cannot be executed in the environment. Through strict authentication and key streaming mechanisms, it securely supports the deployment of WireGuard and VLESS Reality. It provides end-to-end operations across prechecks, plan generation, application, rollback, and client export, with remote changes disabled by default to ensure security. Before deployment, you must confirm that the target server is Debian/Ubuntu and has root privileges, and it is recommended to use a dedicated pre-production server for acceptance testing in production environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Vision Plugin: dsh-vision
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-vision`, maintained by community developers, is designed to add visual analysis capabilities to DSH. By providing the `vision_analyze` tool, it supports integration with OpenAI-compatible vision models to describe and analyze images from local files or web URLs. Installation requires the `dsh plugin` command and configuration of an API key or local endpoint (such as Ollama). The tool primarily includes the `image` and `question` parameters, while supporting custom models and timeout settings. The plugin relies on external services, has a lightweight structure, and enables developers to integrate image understanding directly into DSH workflows.
Read Moredsh-timesheet: DeepSeek Harness Session Log Time Statistics Plugin
`dsh-timesheet` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) client plugin that fills a gap in wall-clock time statistics across the ecosystem. It extracts turn-level data from session logs and aggregates metrics such as total elapsed time, failure rate, and first-token latency by day, project, provider, and source. The plugin supports both Markdown and JSON output, can be used via a command-line tool, and can also be invoked directly from an Agent. It is inherently read-only and well suited for developers to analyze agent efficiency, but note that it only supports parsing plain-text logs and requires Node.js to be installed.
Read Moredsh-readme-forge: Automatically Generate READMEs for DeepSeek Harness Plugins
`dsh-readme-forge` is a plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to reduce the friction of manually authoring documentation. It extracts information from configuration files such as `package.json` and `cordis.patch.yml`, and automatically generates a standardized `README.md` that includes a title, description, and installation commands. The tool has zero runtime dependencies, operates in a read-only safety mode by default, and provides CLI and Agent interfaces. It enables rapid construction of documentation pipelines and, together with `dsh-llms-forge`, improves the discoverability of the plugin ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-quality-score: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Quality Scorecard
dsh-quality-score is a plugin quality assessment tool designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem. Based on npm metadata, it generates an overall score from 0 to 100 and a grade (A-F) for plugins through a standardized framework. It includes six components—manifest, peer-resolvable, dist-tag, dead-ranges, freshness, and dsh-tools-peer—and can identify configuration issues while providing remediation suggestions. It supports single or batch scanning via the CLI and can also be invoked as an Agent tool. The plugin has zero runtime dependencies, is read-only by default, and is easy to install.
Read Moredsh-pet-evolve: A Companion Pet That Grows with the DeepSeek Harness Agent
`dsh-pet-evolve` is a plugin in the DSH ecosystem that provides a real-time visualized pet companion system. Based on actual Agent states, such as sessions and tool calls, the pet evolves in real time through five Canvas stages rather than being displayed as static images. The plugin supports fully private local execution, offers multiple skins, and includes a focus mode and one-click growth sharing card generation. Users can install and use it via plugin mode or as a standalone command-line tool.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-llms-forge: Auto-Generating AI-Readable Discovery Files
`dsh-llms-forge` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the lack of `llms.txt` files in plugin repositories, which are preferred for discovery by AI agents. The tool extracts metadata from `package.json` and `README.md` and automatically generates compliant discovery files. It can be used as a CLI tool or invoked as an Agent tool within Harness, featuring zero runtime dependencies, read-only behavior by default, secure and controllable operations, and CI integration, ensuring that the generated documentation is accurate, maintainable, and easily indexable by AI.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Bridging KiroCrew Workspaces to DSH via ACP
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-kirocrew` is a tool for connecting a DSH agent with a local KiroCrew workspace. Built on the ACP protocol, it registers a `kiro_send` tool that allows the agent to send instructions to KiroCrew and receive results, supporting unattended development tasks. The plugin auto-approves permissions by default and requires Node.js 18+ and `kiro-cli` to be installed first. Once installed, the agent can use this tool to perform complex operations such as writing code, and can customize the working directory, model, and timeout through configuration files or invocation parameters. As a community open-source project, it should be used with caution regarding permission risks.
Read Moredsh-firstrun: First-Run Health Check for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-firstrun is the first-run health check tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to help new users overcome startup issues caused by environment configuration problems. Maintained by zoahdev under the MIT license, it verifies the toolchain (such as Node.js and pnpm), validates configuration settings (including Home directory, API Key, and workspace permissions), and provides recommended next steps. It supports both command-line and Agent use, runs in a read-only mode with zero runtime dependencies, and ensures that sensitive information is not leaked. Users can install it via `dsh plugin add dsh-firstrun` or run it directly with `npx dsh-firstrun`.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-firecrawl: Web Scraping and Search via the Firecrawl API
`zoahdev/dsh-firecrawl` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that serves as a bridge to Firecrawl, providing web scraping and search capabilities. It converts URLs to Markdown via API and supports complex pages. To install it, use `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-firecrawl` and configure the `apiKey`. You can retrieve content by calling tools such as `firecrawl_scrape` and `firecrawl_search`. Before use, note that a valid API key is required, it relies on specific versions, it does not support streaming, and it is an unofficial project.
Read Moredsh-disk-audit: DeepSeek Harness Data Directory Disk Usage Audit
`dsh-disk-audit` is a disk usage audit plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), designed to address the issue of undetected disk space growth in data directories. It provides audit capabilities for total size, directory distribution, largest files, and cleanup recommendations. The plugin is dependency-free and read-only, and can be invoked via CLI tools or an Agent, effectively helping users monitor log growth and preventing storage from being filled up.
Read MoreDSH Discussions Radar
`dsh-discussions-radar` is a zero-dependency GitHub Discussions radar plugin for the official DeepSeek Harness (DSH) community. It supports listing, filtering, and searching across official discussion board categories such as Ideas and Q&A via CLI or agent tools. The plugin uses only public APIs and requires no API key, enabling developers to easily retrieve community updates or version release information.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-cn-boot: DeepSeek Harness China Network Diagnostics and Bootstrapping Tool
`zoahdev/dsh-cn-boot` is a network bootstrapping plugin designed specifically for mainland China users of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to resolve issues such as `pnpm dlx` hangs, ERESOLVE errors, and download timeouts. The tool probes the connectivity of endpoints such as npm, GitHub, and Hugging Face, detects local proxy ports, and reads registry configuration to provide specific diagnostic recommendations and bootstrap scripts. It is read-only by default and modifies the registry only when the `--apply` flag is used, helping users quickly identify and troubleshoot network connectivity issues.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-browser-use: Browser Use Cloud Bridge
`zoahdev/dsh-browser-use` is a community-maintained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that provides agents with web interaction capabilities through the Browser Use Cloud API. It registers a tool named `browser_use_run` with the model, allowing web tasks to be executed by passing in a task description. The plugin supports Cloud mode (requires an API key) and local mode (free, relies on `mcp-client`). It runs with the permissions of the current process and returns raw responses, so users are responsible for managing associated security risks.
Read Moredsh-artifacts: A Static Rendering Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-artifacts` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that converts Markdown or JSON output from agents into visually appealing, zero-dependency static HTML pages. The plugin supports multiple input formats, built-in templates (documentation, cards, dashboards, and more), batch export of knowledge bases, and local preview. Once installed and enabled, developers can quickly generate ready-to-share or deployable artifacts via the CLI or agent tools, making it well suited for offline browsing and static report generation.
Read Moredsh-skin-Tlipoca: DeepSeek Harness Visual Novel Immersive Skin Plugin
`dsh-skin-Tlipoca` is an immersive visual-novel skin plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to transform the mundane CLI/Web interface into an interactive experience centered on the character Tlipoca from *The Garden of Yog-Sothoth*. Built entirely with React 18 and featuring a gothic dark aesthetic, the plugin offers core features including seven character sprites and animations that automatically switch based on emotional tags and tool states, a smooth streaming typewriter effect, a dynamic task stack with detail viewing, and multi-scene switching with custom background support. Users can install it by cloning via Git and enable it by clicking the "Little Reaper" tab in DSH, providing developers with a practical and visually engaging work experience.
Read Moredsh-session-repair: DSH Session Diagnostics and Secure Repair
`dsh-session-repair` is a DSH Web plugin designed to repair history contamination caused by lost tool call IDs. It offers session diagnostics, automatic backup, safe repair, and rollback capabilities, and can be operated through the Web interface or Agent tools. It includes robust permission controls and atomic repair mechanisms, enforcing a mandatory backup and verification step before any repair to prevent accidental modifications.
Read Moredsh-mnemon-gc: Mnemon Memory GC Governance Plugin
The DSH plugin `dsh-mnemon-gc` is designed to address the growth of agent memory stores by integrating a conflict-driven correction mechanism and providing tiered memory governance with automatic inspection capabilities. The plugin classifies memory into three levels: `immune`, `superseded` (explicitly confirmed for deletion), and `watch` (under observation). By default, entries are marked as `superseded`, and soft deletion is performed only after confirmation. It supports configuration via CLI, tool invocation, and Web-based visualization, and provides read-only inspections and batch cleanup. The plugin depends on `dsh-mnemon >=0.2.9`, ensuring that deletion actions are well grounded and suitable for scenarios requiring fine-grained control over memory lifecycles.
Read Moredsh-memory-graph: Local Knowledge Graph and Long-Term Memory Plugin for DSH
`dsh-memory-graph` is a localized, non-intrusive plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness that provides long-term memory and temporal knowledge graph capabilities. The SQLite-based plugin supports Chinese retrieval, hybrid relevance recall, and per-turn control, helping keep the graph maintainable and efficient across long conversations. Installation is simple and can be enabled by linking a local checkout, while the DSH Web interface supports visual inspection and management. Uninstallation only removes configuration and does not delete local databases or backup files, making it suitable for developers who need auditable, maintainable persistent storage.
Read Moredsh-workshop: Lightweight Plugin Toggle
dsh-workshop is a lightweight plugin management panel maintained by Zlyraz, designed to address issues in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) such as unclear plugin provenance, the lack of intuitive toggles, and insufficient risk control. The plugin determines package identity by analyzing `pnpm-lock.yaml`, and supports NPM packages, GitHub repositories, and local development mode. Its "vocal switch" enables hot updates by modifying the configuration file, and it includes a manually maintained risk list. Security validations include route loopback restrictions, same-origin request checks, and atomic file replacement mechanisms. Additionally, the plugin has specific requirements for module ID constraints and property access patterns, and developers should be mindful of permission-related risks.
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