dsh-dynamic-island: Dynamic Island Status Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
`dsh-dynamic-island` is a Liquid Glass-style floating plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, designed to solve the problem of developers frequently switching between event streams, logs, and approval entry points. Maintained by YLifeOnlyOnce and released under the MIT license, the plugin is currently in the high-fidelity design prototype stage. Its core functionality maps Harness states into eight visual states, such as idle, thinking, and approval, enabling direct handling of approval requests within the floating component, viewing detailed tool execution information (e.g., duration, exit codes), monitoring task progress, and managing exception alerts. The plugin supports draggable positioning with position memory, a shortcut command palette, and an automatic demo mode, while also addressing accessibility requirements. After installation, it can be accessed via the `
Read MoreDSH-DeepSeek-Quota: Display DeepSeek Quota and Usage in DSH Web Interface
`dsh-deepseek-quota` is an MIT-licensed plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface, designed to address the inconvenience of quota viewing. It utilizes the `shell.overlay` slot to display a floating card in the bottom-right corner of the page, showing in real time the total balance, availability status, current conversation cost, today's consumption, and gifted/recharged balance. The plugin supports both automatic and manual refresh: the balance updates every 60 seconds, while the current conversation cost updates every 5 seconds. It calculates costs based on DeepSeek's official price list and the peak-valley pricing rules effective from August 17, 2026, and alerts users to peak hours (Beijing time 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00). For today's consumption, if the `DEEPSEEK_PLATFORM` is configured.
Read MoreDSH-Failure-Capsule: A Local Failure Evidence Bundle Plugin for DSH
`dsh-failure-capsule` is a local failure evidence-package plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by YiHarvest under the MIT license. It addresses the challenge of diagnosing complex failures in DSH scenarios by automatically collecting relevant signals and generating a sanitized ZIP evidence package when errors occur during tool invocation, turn completion, or Agent runtime. The plugin adheres to a local-first principle, with no data upload or remote diagnostics involved. Its core features include: capturing various failure events (e.g., `tool/result` errors, `turn/end` interruptions); default sanitization of credentials, keys, private keys, and sensitive paths; and collecting Git status, runtime information, plugin manifests, and a bounded Session Event timeline (defaulting to a maximum of 80 entries).
Read Moredsh-llm-proxy: Routing dsh's LLM Requests Through a Configurable HTTP Proxy
dsh-llm-proxy is a global HTTP proxy plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), designed to route LLM requests issued by dsh to a specified proxy. It leverages undici's setGlobalDispatcher and EnvHttpProxyAgent to take over request routing, supporting immediate effect upon configuration changes (hot switching) without requiring a process restart. The plugin is also recoverable, automatically restoring the baseline dispatcher when disabled to avoid residue. Users can configure the enable status, proxy address, and exclusion list via the dsh settings page or by editing the settings.yaml file. Additionally, the plugin provides a local interface accessible only via loopback, used to view the current proxy status and test connectivity from the proxy to the target endpoint. When installing, the specified [installation instructions] must be followed.
Read Moredsh-notify-sound: Play a notification sound after the AI finishes replying
`dsh-notify-sound` is an MIT-licensed DSH web plugin designed to address the pain point of users confirming when AI responses are completed. By listening to the `turn/end` event and leveraging WebSocket real-time push, it automatically plays a built-in notification sound at the end of each turn, without requiring polling or online audio loading. The plugin includes 44 optional sound effects (sourced from `Stephanvs/opencode-sfx`), and supports toggling, switching sounds, adjusting volume, and previewing directly in the DSH settings page. Preference settings are stored in the DSH settings service, apply globally, and persist across restarts. Installation requires Node.js >= 20, with support for remote installation from GitHub or local development deployment. Core dependencies include `@deepseek-
Read Morexueayi/dsh-opencode-go-usage: View OpenCode Go Quota in DSH Web GUI
`@xueayi/dsh-opencode-go-usage` is an MIT-licensed plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the pain point of developers frequently switching between web interfaces to check OpenCode Go quotas. The plugin retrieves data via the official API and provides a draggable floating dock in the DSH Web GUI, displaying real-time information on the 5-hour rolling, weekly, and monthly quota windows, remaining quota, and reset countdown. Core features include support for collapsible badges and expandable panels, minimal mode, auto-refresh (60 seconds when collapsed, 10 seconds when expanded), and retention of the last successful data on failure. The plugin does not interfere with the model request path, with no token injection or impact on tool modes. Usage requires configuring
Read More@xsj/dsh-rewind: DSH Session Rewind to Arbitrary User Messages
@xsj/dsh-rewind is a DSH session rewind plugin maintained by XSJUSTC, released under the MIT license with no npm dependencies. This plugin allows users to reorganize input from any user message, truncating that message and its subsequent content from both the chat view and the model context, while preserving the append-only nature of the original session log. Its core features include: providing a rewind entry point in the user message action row, enabling immediate interruption of the model's ongoing thinking or output; automatically filling the truncated message text into the input box for editing, with a "cancel rewind" option available during this period to restore the original state; after sending, the rewind takes effect and the truncated content no longer enters the model context. The plugin ensures consistent hidden state across restarts on both the UI and model sides by recording hook/invoked events and replaying them after process restarts. Installation requires Nod
Read Moredsh-session-timeline: Adding a Navigable Timeline to the Left of DSH Web Sessions
dsh-session-timeline is a DSH web session timeline plugin developed by XiLuovo, designed to address the pain points of quickly locating, jumping to, and previewing user input positions in long conversations. The plugin renders a horizontal short-line timeline on the left side of the conversation area, where each line corresponds to a user message, supporting internal scrolling without scrollbars. Core features include: full statistics and persistent caching based on sessionProjections; Scroll-spy for the active line to follow the current viewport; wave focus effects on mouse movement; hover-displayed rounded preview tooltips containing user questions and AI replies; clicking any line to jump to the corresponding conversation, with automatic history loading if the target is outside the window; and a top capsule handle for collapsing and expanding the timeline. The plugin is licensed under MIT and implemented in pure JS.
Read MoreDSH-Weixin: A DSH Plugin for WeChat QR Code Login and File Transfer
dsh-weixin is a minimalist DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by xiaoshihou514, licensed under the MIT License, and specifically designed for DSH's web profile. Its core capabilities include WeChat QR code login, file sending and receiving, and remote control of DeepSeek Harness via WeChat, aiming to provide developers with a convenient WeChat integration solution. The installation process first requires globally installing the DSH CLI, then using a specific command to add the plugin to the web profile and pull the source code from the GitHub main branch. Typical usage scenarios include scanning a QR code for authentication during the plugin's login process and performing file transfers while logged in. It is suitable for operations that require using WeChat as an access point in a web environment.
Read Moredsh-token-usage: Adding an LLM API Call Usage Statistics Panel to DSH
@wycto/dsh-token-usage is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the challenge of quickly verifying sessions, statuses, token usage, and costs after model calls. By reading DSH session logs rather than intercepting requests, this plugin consolidates scattered API call information into a full-screen statistics panel. Core features include: multi-condition filtering by time, session ID, model, provider, and status code; a detailed table with 15 columns, supporting click-to-sort by column headers and quick filtering by session ID; grouped statistics by provider, model, status, and effort dimensions; and CSV export for secondary analysis. Cost display supports dual-currency estimation in USD and RMB, with a default exchange rate of 7.2, configurable via s
Read MoreDSH Balance Panel: Centralized View of Provider Balances and Key Status in DSH
`dsh-balance-panel` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin developed by wycto, designed to centrally display the models, key status, and balance details of configured providers in DSH. The plugin provides a balance entry point at the bottom of the Web UI sidebar; clicking it opens a full-screen panel that shows model chips, balance details, and status badges for each provider, with automatic refresh every 5 minutes. Core features include displaying only actually configured providers and models, a built-in official DeepSeek balance API, support for custom balance query APIs for other providers, and per-provider display of the `apiKeyEnv` credential configuration status (keys never enter the frontend). Installation requires the npm package name `@wycto/dsh-balance-panel`; through
Read MoreDSH-AI-Prompt-Optimizer: Optimizing Prompts on the DSH Web Chat Page
The dsh-ai-prompt-optimizer is a prompt optimization plugin specifically designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web chat page, aiming to help users organize rough draft text into well-structured, complete AI prompts. Maintained by wuchubuzai2018, this plugin is licensed under the MIT License. Its core functionality is to read the raw text from the input field, invoke the default model configured in DSH to generate an optimized version, and then fill the result back into the input field for user confirmation before sending, rather than automatically submitting it. Key advantages include no need for a separate API Key configuration, reuse of existing model settings, visualized process status, and clear error notifications. Additionally, it improves compatibility with various model providers by sending only essential request fields. Installation requires Node.js 22+ and p
Read Moredsh-llm-codex-app-server: Registering Local Codex App Server as a DSH Main Model Provider
`dsh-llm-codex-app-server` is a DeepSeek Harness LLM Provider plugin designed to integrate a locally authenticated Codex App Server into DSH's agent loop. This plugin is compatible with DSH versions `>=0.1.2-alpha.1 <0.2.0` and is an out-of-tree bundle, meaning it does not modify the core repository after installation. Its core capabilities include registering `codex-local` as the primary model Provider, reusing the local `CODEX_HOME` authentication state without storing secrets, and supporting session reuse, cold-start context recovery, tool call mapping, and exposing `harness_skill`. The plugin can integrate Codex
Read Moredsh-attachment: Adding File and Folder Attachment Capabilities to DeepSeek Harness
dsh-attachment is a plugin developed by WJZ-P under the MIT license, designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface. It aims to enhance the handling of regular files and folders, supporting persistence to the workspace while preserving directory structure without altering the original input area layout. Core features include supporting folder drag-and-drop with internal directory tree retention, preview and streaming download of regular files, coexistence with native image attachments, and writing attachments to specified paths for model access. The plugin integrates in a low-intrusive manner, suitable for scenarios requiring complex file structure handling, attachment history retention, and ensuring models can read data based on explicit paths. Users can easily install it into the DSH web profile via npm commands, with attachments automatically synced to the workspace after submission. Note before use: the plugin
Read Moredsh-input-plus: @ Path References and /h History Candidates for DSH Web UI Input Box
dsh-input-plus is an MIT-licensed input enhancement plugin for the DSH Web UI, maintained by WhitePlusMS. It does not replace official components but extends the official `@` and `/` trigger mechanisms, primarily offering two major features: first, typing `@` allows quick selection of file or directory paths from the current Session workspace, with only plain-text path references retained in the draft, and no file reading, directory expansion, or manifest generation occurs upon sending; second, typing `/h` opens a candidate menu of successfully submitted user prompt history from the current Session, supporting keyword filtering to reuse previous prompts. This plugin requires DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 or a compatible version, and must be installed via the official plugin process using a GitHub tag compressed package, ensuring it is built before installation.
Read Moredsh-pdf-edit: AI Editing PDF Text While Preserving Original Layout
dsh-pdf-edit is a DSH community plugin whose core functionality is to use AI to modify text in PDFs while strictly preserving layout styles such as font, font size, color, and position. This plugin is suitable for scenarios like terminology unification, typo correction, and batch replacement in contracts and reports. It supports automatic recognition of Chinese fonts and automatically adjusts font size or truncates text when it becomes longer to prevent overflow. Additionally, it provides an LLM-free feature to insert Markdown or notes as new pages at specified positions, supports reflow for various layouts such as academic papers and mobile devices, and exposes programming interfaces like `StyleLockedEditor` for deep customization. Installation can be done via `dsh plugin add` or npm, and it supports the dsh-std standard ecosystem as well as direct connection via cordis. Typical usage includes opening a document preview for editing.
Read Moredsh-desktop-min: Minimal Desktop Extension Host for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-desktop-min is a minimal, product-neutral DeepSeek Harness desktop shell based on Electron, designed to provide a secure minimal runtime environment for third-party desktop extensions. It launches a web-capable DSH profile in a secure Electron window, supporting automatic discovery or explicit loading of Native extensions via `--extension`. Native entry points can register JSON capabilities, replace Host connectors, execute Host commands, and observe the main window, with full Electron API access granted only when full-trust is explicitly declared. Regular plugins cannot directly obtain Node.js or native IPC permissions. This repository does not include Age.
Read Moredsh-quota-panel: Adding a Provider Quota/Balance Status Component to the DSH Web Interface
dsh-quota-panel is a lightweight Provider balance and quota monitoring plugin (v0.9.1-rc.1, MIT) for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web surface. Located at the bottom-right corner of the UI, it displays the status of configured Providers (such as DeepSeek, OpenRouter, and Coding Plan) through an auto-discovery mechanism (reading .credentials.yaml, .env, etc.), supporting both collapsed capsule and expanded card views. Core features include independent status-tier display per row, a default 60-second auto-refresh (paused when the page is hidden), personalized settings based on local localStorage (such as refresh interval, proxy configuration, and visibility), as well as support for
Read More@wenaixi/dsh-superpower: A Complete DSH Port of obra/superpowers
`@wenaixi/dsh-superpower` is a complete port of the `obra/superpowers` plugin within the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to transform development methodologies into callable and verifiable skills. This plugin injects 14 fully Chinese-language skills into `ctx.skills`, enforcing a workflow of "design first → plan slicing → TDD → systematic debugging → review integration," covering scenarios such as brainstorming, plan writing, sub-agent development, system debugging, and code review. The plugin is managed as a `dsh.bundle`, taking effect upon installation or removal, without polluting the user directory and supporting HMR automatic rebuilds. Installation requires Node>=20, pnpm>=9, and a dsh environment, via the `dsh plugin add` command.
Read Moredsh-ponytail: Automatically Injecting Ponytail as a DSH Plugin
wenaixi/dsh-ponytail is an implementation example of the "everything is a plugin" philosophy in the DSH plugin ecosystem. It fully ports the upstream DietrichGebert/ponytail as a DSH plugin, providing 6 Chinese Skills (such as ponytail, review, audit, etc.) that are automatically activated through systemPrompt injection without requiring new empty tools. The plugin core includes the "Ladder 7 Steps" simplification principles (such as YAGNI, reuse, minimal implementation, etc.) and three intensity modes (lite, full, ultra). Once installed, the capabilities are automatically enabled, and mode switching or help viewing is supported via the /ponytail command. Configuration priority is: environment variables > cordis config > local config.j
Read MoreDSH Plugin for Jiaozhuang K12 Real Exam Retrieval, Question Selection, and Intelligent Test Assembly
weishao2/tizhuang-agent-skills is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed for K-12 education in primary and secondary schools. It aims to achieve real question retrieval, free question sampling, practice tests, and intelligent test assembly by invoking authentic question resources, avoiding the model generating fictitious questions out of thin air. Core features include: providing free question sampling quotas for guest and registered users; supporting multi-dimensional K-12 real question retrieval based on textbooks, chapters, knowledge points, difficulty levels, and more; generating practice pages with hidden answers and online answer tasks; and organizing conditions for intelligent test assembly such as final review based on requirements. The plugin emphasizes authenticity—all questions, answers, and explanations are sourced from the server, and any request failure results in a direct error rather than fabricated content. Installation requires running a specific DSH plugin add command and enabling it under the default profile. Typical use cases include random question sampling,
Read Morewebkong/dsh-plugin-manager: Manage plugins on the DSH Web settings page
dsh-plugin-manager is a community-maintained plugin management tool for DSH Web, designed to migrate the plugin installation, enable/disable, and version inspection workflow from the command line to the Web settings page. This tool allows users to centrally view lists of built-in and third-party plugins under "Settings → Plugins → Plugin Manager", supporting status filtering, fuzzy search, and grouped display, as well as direct navigation to the plugin's GitHub repository. Its core features include parsing of multiple installation sources (supporting npm package names, GitHub repositories, local paths, and tarball URLs), intelligent candidate recommendations, plugin enable/disable operations based on `cordis.patch.yml`, and residual cleanup upon uninstallation. The tool provides both Chinese and English interfaces, supports an optional automatic restart mechanism to refresh page status, and persists configuration locally.
Read Moredsh-session-pause: Pausing the Current Round in DSH and Supporting Resume After Restart
`watericetangcw/dsh-session-pause` is a community web plugin for DSH, designed to achieve graceful suspension and resumption of sessions without terminating processes or introducing new storage formats. It allows users to pause at step boundaries during the current round of execution, fully preserving messages, tool calls, and context, and to resume later or even after a DSH restart. The plugin operates through a newly added pause button and the slash commands `/pause`, `/pause-cancel`, and `/resume`, with support for canceling pause requests. Installation requires the `dsh plugin add` command, and the environment must have Node.js version ^22.19.0 or higher; direct installation via npm is not recommended. This plugin is licensed under MIT and does not modify the DSH core code, making it suitable for scenarios requiring—
Read Moredsh-opencode-usage: Displaying OpenCode Go Package Usage in the DSH Web GUI
dsh-opencode-usage is an open-source plugin (MIT licensed) developed for the DSH web GUI, designed to monitor OpenCode Go package usage in real time. The plugin provides a persistent badge below the composer input box, displaying usage percentages and reset countdowns across three windows—rolling, weekly, and monthly—with support for automatic refresh. Clicking the badge expands a detailed card showing progress bars, real-time countdowns, and configuration options for API Key, Base URL, and refresh interval. Additionally, it offers a parameterless tool `opencode_go_usage` that allows agents to directly query package balance during conversations. The plugin is developed purely from source code with no build steps, handles requests through same-origin routing to ensure API Keys do not enter the browser, and defaults to reading from environment variables.
Read MoreDSH-CommandCode-Provider: Integrating Command Code into DSH with Studio API Key
dsh-commandcode-provider is an unofficial community plugin (MIT licensed) for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by Victor-770. To address the limitation where certain Command Code plans lack Provider API access, this plugin leverages Studio authentication API keys to call the `/alpha/generate` streaming endpoint, supporting all Command Code plans, including the $1 Go plan. Core features include registering the `commandcode` provider to `ctx.llm`, model catalog discovery and offline caching, inference effort metadata management, image input handling, multi-source API key resolution, and providing
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