DeepSeek Harness Quota Monitoring Plugin: Multi-Vendor Balance and Window Usage Monitoring
deepseek-harness-quota-monitor is a multi-vendor quota monitoring plugin for DSH, designed to centrally manage the balances and window usage of different LLM providers. This plugin supports two models: a balance-based model that queries balances via API, and a quota-based model that counts only requests passing through DSH based on a local sliding window (e.g., 5h/7d/1m). Its core features include a sidebar with real-time cards displaying today's usage, input/output/cache breakdowns, cache hit rate, and 429 rate-limiting events. The plugin supports automatic discovery of official preset providers (such as DeepSeek, New-API) and allows manual addition of self-hosted gateways. Configuration is flexible, allowing adjustment of polling intervals, low-balance thresholds, and parsers via the settings page or configuration file, with API keys referenced through environment variables to ensure security. The installation command is `d
Read Moredsh-net-proxy: Routing DSH Agent Network Requests through a Designated Proxy
dsh-net-proxy is a network proxy plugin (v0.2.5, MIT License) for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to ensure that `web_search`, `web_fetch`, and external API requests initiated by the DSH agent runtime are uniformly routed through a specified proxy, without requiring modifications to system environment variables or external tool configurations. This plugin implements request forwarding by wrapping the global `fetch` within the agent process, supporting HTTP, HTTPS-CONNECT, and SOCKS5 protocols, and allowing for authentication configuration. Key features include: persistent configuration storage in `$DSH_HOME/net-proxy.json`, with changes taking effect immediately without the need for a restart; a visual settings page for convenient management; and default ex
Read MoreDSH-Self-Improved: DeepSeek Harness Local Long-Term Memory and Self-Evolution Plugin
`dsh-self-improved` is a long-term memory and self-evolution plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the pain point of manually maintaining context across multi-session conversations. This plugin automatically extracts key information from conversations through a four-layer architecture (conversation capture, memory extraction, scenario summarization, and user profiling), stores it in a local SQLite database (utilizing FTS5 and sqlite-vec for retrieval), and injects relevant memories before subsequent conversations. Its core capabilities include automatic memory extraction and integration, memory decay correction, distilling successful workflows into reusable `dsh-skill` skills, and a dynamic user profile that evolves with conversations. The plugin provides the `/memory` command for zero-cost memory queries, as well as a settings panel for users to manage, filter, and correct memories. Installation can be done via npm or G
Read Moredsh-web-attention-badge: Adding Session Alerts to the DSH Web UI
`dsh-web-attention-badge` is a DSH plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, aimed at helping developers intuitively monitor session states. This plugin provides reminders through three approaches: a badge displayed in the upper-left corner of the interface, a count shown in the browser tab title, and a color-changing whale favicon. Specifically, the Amber color represents sessions awaiting user input, while the Green color indicates completed but unopened sessions. These reminders share built-in session storage counts, requiring no additional host code or transport layer, and the badge supports click-through, without obstructing sidebar operations. Installation is straightforward, achieved via the `dsh plugin` command for automatic registration and updates, supporting installation from local sources or GitHub. Users can customize by modifying the `lib/client.js` file through the
Read MoreDSH-BTW: DSH Bypass Q&A Plugin
`dsh-btw` is a side-channel Q&A plugin for DSH, designed to address the need for ad-hoc questions during the main task without disturbing the main model's context. Through the `/btw` command and a centered pop-up panel, it provides an independent session branch for read-only Q&A. Core features include: incremental synchronization of the main conversation history for multi-turn dialogue, clearing branches, and independent maintenance per session; branches respond in read-only mode, with the tool allowlist restricted to read, glob, grep, read_image, and web_search, rejecting operations such as file writing and command execution; branches do not enter the main LLM context and are not displayed as sub-agents. Installation requires the dsh CLI and pnpm to be installed locally, followed by executing specific commands to add the plugin and restarting the `dsh web` process. The applicable scenario is for DSH Web users to retain read-only retrieval capabilities while avoiding pollution of the main context.
Read Moredsh-liangxiang: Manifesting Today's Liangxiang with DSH Token Incense
dsh-liangxiang is an independent WebUI community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (v1.0.0, MIT License). It converts the tokens consumed by users into "incense sticks," with every 50,000 Pro equivalents defaulting to one stick, and each stick corresponding to one vote for "ram" or "pull." By aggregating community votes, it forms the "beam rank" (i.e., community ram rate), and displays different levels such as Pending Beam, Beam Worker, Beam Manager, Beam Master, Beam Sage, and Beam Ancestor based on thresholds, ultimately showcasing the "Beam of the Day." This plugin aims to provide a lightweight, community-oriented display of token consumption for DSH and is not an official product. Before installation, you must exit the WebUI. It can be installed by searching the plugin marketplace or by running `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile w`.
Read Moredsh-withskillhub: Integrating SkillHub Marketplace into the DSH Web Interface
dsh-withskillhub is a standalone plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate the SkillHub public skill marketplace into the settings sidebar of the DSH web interface, allowing users to browse, download, enable, update, and manage skills conveniently. This plugin is licensed under the MIT License and is hosted in the GitHub repository `lhwu1/dsh-withskillhub`. Core features include: browsing skills by category, keyword, or download count; viewing skill details (such as overview, version, author, etc.); downloading skills to the local shared directory with a single click; and performing enable, disable, delete, or update operations in skill management. Enabled skills will be made available to the AI in the next conversation, while disabled skills only retain the files without being loaded. Installation can be done either directly from GitHub or from source code.
Read Moredsh-plugin-longgraph: Registering longgraph Writing Skills in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-plugin-longgraph is an MIT-licensed community plugin maintained by levi-qiao, designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness. This plugin does not introduce a new agent runtime; instead, it integrates the longgraph prompt library into conversations through skill seams, primarily providing three authoring skills: longgraph, loop-graph, and loop-converge, with support for features such as interviewing, compiling, and launching DSH prompts. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:levi-qiao/dsh-plugin-longgraph`, and after installation, it can be used directly.
Read Morelesliechowsh/dsh-memo: A DSH Plugin with Limited Public Documentation
The lesliechowsh/dsh-memo repository is maintained by lesliechowsh on GitHub and belongs to the DSH plugin ecosystem. Due to a README fetch failure, key information such as the plugin's positioning, classification, star count, license, installation commands, core features, usage examples, and configuration interfaces cannot currently be verified. Given the lack of official documentation, it is not recommended to construct installation commands based solely on the repository name or enable it directly without inspection. Before use, it is advised to read the repository's README to confirm installation instructions, review the license to determine permissible usage scenarios, and examine the source code for sensitive operations such as command execution, file read/write, or network requests. Additionally, DSH plugins typically run with the permissions of the current dsh process, so thorough validation in a test environment is essential before integrating into production workflows. At present, the publicly available information in this repository is insufficient to fully evaluate its...
Read Moredsh-balance: Query Balance and Estimate Current Session Cost
dsh-balance is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), used to query the balance of a DeepSeek Open Platform account and estimate the cost of the current session. This plugin retrieves the balance through the official API and estimates costs based on local session logs using Beijing timezone peak-valley pricing, with estimates provided for reference only and subject to the official billing statement. Core features include displaying a balance and estimated cost chip at the top of the session (supporting click-to-refresh and hover-for-details), managing the auto-refresh interval and price table in settings, providing a deepseek_balance model tool, and incorporating a pause-awareness mechanism to reduce refresh noise. Installation is performed via `dsh plugin --profile web add @lemcae/dsh-balance`, and the host environment must support specific platform requirements.
Read MoreDSH Workbench: View Files and Write Back Differences Alongside DSH Web Sessions
DSH Workbench is a right-side file workspace plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web, maintained by lee259 and licensed under MIT. It addresses the issue of file paths, source code, and write-back operations being scattered across the conversation message stream, allowing users to view the conversation while opening files, reading source code, and inspecting diffs in the same interface. Core features include multi-tab file viewing (with image/Markdown rendering), diff review based on captured writes (displaying before-and-after content along with counts, not based on Git HEAD), and full shortcut key support. The plugin requires Node 22+ and pnpm 10+ environments, and can be installed via the dsh command or local builds. It is suitable for scenarios where users need to monitor conversations and file changes simultaneously, but the diffs are derived solely from captured write records, and the plugin loading...
Read MoreDSH Background: Adding Persistent Background Settings to DSH Web
The `awesome-dsh-background-plugin` maintained by leavestring (current version 0.1.9, MIT license) is a DSH web background settings plugin designed to provide persistent background customization functionality. This plugin allows users to upload images (JPG/PNG/WEBP/GIF) or switch between three preset ambiences: Aurora, Ember, and Rice Paper. Images are locally compressed to WEBP in the browser, with no data sent to third parties, ensuring privacy. Core features include fine-tuning across five dimensions (presence, overlay, soft focus, fit, focal point), real-time preview, persistent settings (retained across restarts), as well as bilingual and multi-theme support. Installation requires Node.js ≥ 18 and pnpm, and can be done via a one-click script or manual commands, with `ui-background` added to the whitelist.
Read MoreDSH-MCP-Lens: Converging MCP Tool Context with Two Model Interfaces
dsh-mcp-lens is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to reduce the context pressure and API costs associated with large-scale MCP tools. By providing two stable interfaces, `mcp_search` and `mcp_call`, this plugin replaces the direct exposure of the full tool catalog, enabling lazy loading of tool discovery. It only presents precise `inputSchema` for a small set of candidate tools when needed, significantly reducing the amount of data processed by the model in each round. The plugin also includes an authorization control mechanism based on `allowTools` and `denyTools`, where `denyTools` takes precedence, ensuring the safety of final invocations. Additionally, it supports lazy activation, starting MCP processes only when necessary, and comes with a dependency-free utility for auditing tool payload sizes.
Read Moredsh-browser-control: Enabling AI in DeepSeek Harness to Control Real Chrome
dsh-browser-control is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by kyo615, designed to enable AI to control a real, visible Chrome browser and showcase the operational process in real time within the conversation GUI. Built on Microsoft Playwright MCP, the plugin registers approximately 80 `browser_*` tools, supporting operations such as webpage navigation, clicking, input, and script execution. Its core advantages lie in using a headful Chrome browser, allowing users to visually observe the AI's actions; additionally, it pushes screenshots in real time to the conversation panel via HTTP routing and marks clickable elements, enabling visual interaction. The panel supports URL navigation, refresh, restarting, or closing the browser, with no hardcoded paths. Installation requires the DSH environment.
Read MoreFileScope · File Horizon: DSH Web Workspace File Drawer and Live Preview
dsh-filescope is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide read-only file browsing capabilities. It allows users to view the current workspace's directory structure, file sizes, and file contents in real time through a full-height drawer on the right side, without leaving the session page. The plugin supports expandable and collapsible directory trees, text file previews with line numbers (first 2000 lines), binary file Hex summary display, and prompts for oversized files. Core features include automatic workspace following, manual switching, real-time refreshing (file detection every 2 seconds, directory detection every 5 seconds), and an adjustable interface layout. Installation is simple: after adding it via the `dsh plugin` command, restart the web process to activate it. It is suitable for scenarios requiring quick confirmation of workspace structure or read-only file inspection, with a GET-only interface boundary.
Read Moredsh-ui-usage-billing: Usage and Billing Dashboard for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-ui-usage-billing is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by Kenz1117, version 1.0.15, licensed under the MIT protocol, requiring Node 22.19+ or 24.0+. Positioned as a pure UI layer, this plugin does not register tools, inject prompts, or logs, aiming to provide unified cost and usage management for developers working with multiple models and providers. Core features include a sidebar entry and full-screen dashboard, covering six modules: overview, trends, details, statistics, rates, and settings. It aggregates real usage from persistent session logs, estimates costs based on official multi-vendor pricing, supports peak-valley pricing and custom unit rates. The plugin integrates subscription quota recognition and multi-vendor balance queries, supporting mainstream services such as DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax, and relay station balances.
Read Morekbpoyo/dsh-image-bridge: Providing Image Bridging Capabilities for Pure Text Models
kbpoyo/dsh-image-bridge is an open-source plugin (MIT licensed) for DSH Web, designed to address the issue that pure text models cannot natively process images. This plugin provides image bridging capabilities for pure text models, allowing users to automatically convert images into bridge markers and send them by clicking the "Bridge Send Image" button or pressing the Enter key, while multimodal models retain native image sending and the button is automatically hidden. The plugin is not tied to specific skills, and whether a model can view images depends on its own visual capabilities. During installation, specific commands must be executed and the DSH Web service restarted. Applicable scenarios include viewing images or performing OCR recognition in pure text model sessions. Usage notes: it is recommended to review the source code before running the plugin; custom provider models that do not declare image input capabilities are treated as pure text; DSH native limitations specify that conversations containing native images are prohibited from switching
Read Moredsh-claude-cli: Integrating Local Claude Code CLI as an LLM Provider for DSH
`dsh-claude-cli` is an MIT-licensed local plugin designed to integrate a logged-in Claude Code CLI directly into DSH as an LLM provider, without requiring additional API keys. The plugin is maintained by `katsos` and depends on the `claude` command being available in PATH, Node 22.19+, and a specific harness. Its core mechanism is to launch `claude` as a child process, exposing harness tools as an MCP server via `bridge.mjs`, enabling the model to output genuine `tool_use` blocks. In this process, DSH retains control over the agent flow, session history, and tool execution, while the CLI's own a
Read Moredsh-mcp-admin: View and Manage MCP Servers in DSH
dsh-mcp-admin is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by kairoz9, designed to address the issues of inconsistent MCP server states and difficult configuration management in multi-Profile environments. The plugin provides two core entry points: the `/mcp` command and the MCP panel in the settings page. The former can list MCP servers across all Profiles along with real-time tool counts, including unconnected servers; the latter supports adding, editing, disabling, enabling, and deleting operations on a per-Profile basis. Status indicators auto-refresh every second, and after saving, configurations are written back to the corresponding Profile's `cordis.patch.yml` and trigger hot reload. During installation, a target Profile must be specified, and it is recommended to pin the version to avoid update risks. Note particularly that if you use pnpm >=1
Read Moredsh-stream-rules: On-Demand Rule Injection to Reduce Persistent Context
`@jiesou/dsh-stream-rules` is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin (v0.1.7) designed to correct agent tool calls by injecting rules on demand, avoiding the persistent presence of fixed rules in the context to reduce token consumption. The plugin ports the concept from `opencode-stream-rules` to DSH. When a tool call matches a preset rule, it injects system prompts via `agent.inject()` or sets `reject` to deny the initial call, guiding the agent to retry. It leverages DSH's `tools/pre-execute` mechanism, requiring no core modifications or monkey-patching, ensuring compatibility. Users can install it via npm or GitHub, and need to configure it in the configuration file.
Read MoreDSH-Archive-Manager: Archive Session Manager for DeepSeek Harness WebUI
dsh-archive-manager is a companion plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, designed to address the issue that the native system can only hide archived sessions without providing management functionality. This plugin adds an "Archived" entry at the bottom of the sidebar, offering a unified archive session management panel with sessions grouped by workspace. Its core features include: continuing archived session chats, restoring sessions to their original workspace with one click, permanently deleting sessions (including safe termination and disk record cleanup), and instant filtering and searching based on title, workspace, or message content. Additionally, the plugin synchronizes sorting status with the official sidebar in real time, supports both Chinese and English interfaces, and displays session status. It requires Node.js >=22 and can be installed, updated, or uninstalled via the npx command. It is primarily suitable for scenarios involving frequent handling of historical sessions across multiple workspaces, but it should be noted
Read MoreDSH Git Plugin: A Visual Git Workbench for DeepSeek Harness Web
DSH Git Plugin is a visual Git workbench for DeepSeek Harness Web, designed to integrate Git operations into the web interface, reducing the frequency of switching between terminals and agents. The plugin supports viewing repository status, branch information, and commit history, and allows execution of common operations such as file staging, committing, branch management, remote synchronization, and rebase. Its core feature is the ability to convert natural language requests into step-by-step Git command proposals, which users can execute directly or copy for manual operation. To ensure security, the plugin incorporates mechanisms such as command whitelist validation, secondary confirmation for high-risk operations, prevention of proposal replay, and credential hiding. Installation requires the package name `dsh-easygit-plugin`, with dependencies on Node.js ^22.19.0 or higher and Git.
Read Moredsh-scroll-timeline: User Message Scroll Timeline for DSH Chat Sidebar
`dsh-scroll-timeline` is a browser-side third-party plugin for the DSH web chat interface, designed to address the need for quickly locating user messages in long conversations. It generates a vertical rail of nodes along the right edge of the sidebar, where each user message corresponds to a horizontal node, supporting hover-to-preview message content and click-to-scroll smooth navigation. The plugin is licensed under MIT, derived from `vlln/dsh-navbar`, driven by official anchor attributes without requiring additional commands or routes, and has an empty mount on the Node side. Core features include a peak bar that follows the reading position, nodes expanding at specific ratios on hover to create a magnetic effect, and automatic hiding when there are few messages or on non-chat pages. Users can install it with a single git command and enable it in the settings panel. The plugin supports width adjustment via CSS variables and is compatible with `prefers-re
Read MoreDSH Plugin dsh-plugin-sandbox-escalation-fix: Ignoring Invalid Sandbox Escalation Requests from Siblings or Lower Levels
`dsh-plugin-sandbox-escalation-fix` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) 0.1.0-rc.6, designed to address the issue where models, despite already having sufficient sandbox permissions, carry invalid `sandbox_permissions` parameters, triggering `not strictly wider` errors or inadvertently entering the approval workflow. This plugin acts as a lightweight compatibility layer, normalizing parameters for tools such as `bash`, `pwsh`, `write`, and `edit` on the Host side: it automatically ignores invalid privilege escalation requests that are no higher than the current Session's permissions; if a request is indeed broader but lacks a `justification`, it automatically fills in a default
Read Moredsh-community-plugins: A Guide to Discovering and Installing Community Plugins for DSH Sessions
DSH Community Plugins is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by HubaKing, designed to bridge the context gap when Agents handle community plugins. It is not a standalone store; instead, it registers a global Skill that writes the discovery, evaluation, and installation rules for community plugins into the session directory. Upon installation, the Agent can read this Skill and verify installed content against the local profile manifest, avoiding assumptions about the presence of uninstalled plugins. Its core features include providing neutral discovery channels such as GitHub topics and npm, recording official installation commands, acceleration methods, and pnpm supply chain policies, and declaring constraints such as not modifying official presets. Users can install it directly via GitHub, Gitee mirror, tarball, or
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