hellosz/dsh-pets: Codex Pets Style Plugin for DSH Web GUI
`hellosz/dsh-pets` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI plugin licensed under the MIT License, designed to visually present agent task status through pet animations. The plugin introduces 10 built-in pets, using 9 state animations (such as thinking, waiting, reviewing, error, etc.) to replace traditional progress indicators, helping users quickly identify the current phase of an Agent during long tasks, approvals, or code reviews. Key features include: pets support drag-and-drop, click interaction, and one-click hiding; the settings page allows users to switch pets and adjust zoom ratios from 0.6x to 2.5x; it supports petdex-compatible custom pet package formats (8x9 spritesheet). The plugin only listens to DSH events without blocking the workflow, and provides status queries via a web interface.
Read MoreDSH-Web-Terminal: Adding a Terminal Tab to DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-web-terminal is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) bundle plugin maintained by helays, designed to eliminate the need for switching to an external terminal after the model completes code modifications. This plugin adds a "Terminal" tab at the top of the conversation in the DSH Web interface, featuring an interactive PTY terminal based on xterm.js and node-pty, with support for Windows (ConPTY) and POSIX systems, and automatic detection and switching between shells such as bash, zsh, and PowerShell. Its core advantages include persistent terminal processes, support for multiple independent terminals, automatic reconnection and history playback after page refresh, and terminal operations that remain fully independent of the model context without being recorded in the conversation history. Users can use the /ter
Read Moredsh-agent-messaging: Cross-Session Messaging, Declarations, and Decision Ledger for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-agent-messaging is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the lack of a direct communication channel between multi-agent sessions, resource conflicts, and duplicate decision-making. By providing cross-session message passing, claim checking, and a decision ledger, this plugin reduces redundant work, contradictions, and deadlocks across sessions. Core features include: using `peer_send` to send short text messages to designated sessions in steer (interrupt), followup (new turn), or context (non-wake) modes; publishing capability cards via `peer_card` to declare session aliases, roles, owned resources, and groupings; and automatically detecting resource claim conflicts while indicating the holder.
Read More@zibokapi/dsh-codex-computer-use: macOS Desktop Operation Plugin for DSH Installation
@zibokapi/dsh-codex-computer-use is a DSH desktop automation plugin for macOS, maintained by geohotstan, licensed under the MIT License. This plugin provides application lists, key window screenshots, and model-readable accessibility trees through a local Swift-daemon, supports synthesized mouse and keyboard input based on element indices, and features background-first delivery, approval policies, and standalone MCP server capabilities. It requires Node.js >= 22.19.0, Xcode Command Line Tools to build the daemon, and grants macOS Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions.
Read Moredsh-agent-message: Cross-Session Agent Communication Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-agent-message is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to enable communication between independent agent sessions within the same process. It allows sessions to exchange messages and query delivery receipts, supporting features such as listing available target sessions, sending messages (with three modes: followup, steer, and inject), checking delivery status, locating target sessions via the @ symbol, displaying visual message cards, and copying session IDs. Installation requires compatibility with Node.js 24 and DSH 0.1.0-rc.6+, and it is enabled via the `dsh plugin` command. This plugin is only applicable to local, non-archived independent sessions and does not support cross-process or cross-machine communication, nor does it include real sub-agents. Usage restrictions include a maximum of 1 delivery between the same pair of sessions within 60 seconds.
Read Moredsh-notifacation-frame: DSH Notification Framework
DSH Notification Frame, maintained by gameswu, is a notification framework for DSH designed to centrally manage notification events such as session state, process anomalies, errors, and updates, addressing the issues of scattered configuration and difficult reuse. The plugin supports built-in events and derived plugin registrations sharing the same registry, configuration model, and delivery pipeline. Its core features include: a settings page providing configuration cards with enable toggles, channel and sound effect selection; support for custom built-in synthesized sound effects or audio URLs; in-page Toast notifications, system notifications (best-effort), and optional log recording. Derived plugins integrate by injecting notificationFrame and registering definitions, with the framework handling configuration parsing, validation, and hot updates. Installation requires building the module and adding it to a specified Profile, with a DSH restart for activation. This framework is suitable for scenarios requiring Web-based notification management.
Read Moredsh-session-cleaner: Removing Sessions for the Running DeepSeek Harness Web Runtime
`dsh-session-cleaner` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin (version 1.0.2) maintained by `fountunt` under the MIT license, designed to address session cleanup issues during `dsh web` runtime. This plugin allows deleting running sessions via the Web UI or API without restarting the service, and synchronously removes three types of data: live store entries, workspace records, and disk artifacts. Its core features include providing a "Delete session" entry in the sidebar menu and registering the `POST /api-ext/session.delete` API route, which supports passing `sessionId` in the JSON request body. Installation
Read MoreDSH-Reasoning-Effort-HDBZQ: Change the Model Selection Entry to a Model List with a Three-Level Reasoning Effort Slider
dsh-reasoning-effort-hdbzq is a frontend plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the fragmentation in model selection and reasoning effort levels. By overriding the `conversation.input.model` slot, the plugin integrates unified controls directly into the input box, allowing users to simultaneously select a model and adjust among three reasoning effort levels. Core features include a model list grouped by Provider, support for mouse dragging, keyboard operation, and an elastic rebound slider for effort levels. The plugin reuses official services and does not implement model invocation on its own. It supports light/dark themes and bilingual Chinese-English interfaces, with the number of effort levels dynamically adjusting based on the model catalog. Installation requires the `dsh plugin` command, with DSH version >= 0.1.0-rc.6. When in use, users can choose...
Read Moredsh-desktop-pet: Bringing DeepSeek Harness Agent Status and API Balance into a Web UI
dsh-desktop-pet is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by FenyxHuang under the MIT license. This plugin aims to address the issue of scattered information regarding Agent status, tool calls, and API balance by consolidating these data into an always-on-desktop pet widget. In the bottom-right corner of the DSH Web UI, users can see a dynamic whale figure: its posture reflects the Agent's current stage (e.g., resting, thinking, working, etc.), while the status bar displays specific tools and their durations; the circular sea-level height corresponds to the API balance, with 100 yuan as the full scale by default, supporting wave animations and low-balance alerts. The plugin supports interactive operations (such as clicking to trigger a diving animation), random lines, and drag-and-drop functionality. Technically, it is distributed as pre-built artifacts, with zero runtime...
Read Moredsh-web-search-all-modes: Presetting the web_search Tool for dsh Agent Recovery
dsh-web-search-all-modes is an MIT-licensed plugin within the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to address the issue of inconsistent tool sets across different agent presets. By re-enabling the host-side `tool-web` configuration, this plugin allows DSH agent presets such as minimal mode, which do not natively include `web_search`, to invoke this tool without affecting presets that already have this functionality. Prerequisites include the profile being built on `@deepseek-ai/dsh-base`, along with proper configuration of `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` and the host search provider. Installation can be performed via local source code or GitHub commands, and a restart is required after installation.
Read MoreDSH-Naiwa-Theme: Naiwa Theme Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
`dsh-naiwa-theme` is an unofficial entertainment-oriented theme plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface, developed by DevourerM and released under the MIT license. This plugin aims to provide a light and cheerful "Naiwa Frog" style appearance for the default neutral interface, with main features including cream, off-white, and tender green color schemes, supporting both light and dark modes. It changes the empty-state title to "Gagadi Spicy Shrimp" while retaining a half Naiwa Frog background; replaces the title icon and send button with Naiwa Frog imagery; and plays specific sound effects at the start and completion of sessions, while respecting the system's "reduce motion" setting. Users can install the plugin via the dsh CLI, from the source directory, or through local paths, supporting multiple methods such as Git, tarball, npm, and local links. After installation, DSH needs to be restarted and the page force-refreshed. The plugin is based on DeepSeek.
Read Moredsh-humanizer: DSH Chinese Writing and Polishing Plugin
dsh-humanizer is a Chinese writing and polishing assistant plugin maintained by DEEP-IOS. It is not an AI detector and does not provide scoring or profiling. The core approach is to have the model fully read the complete 21-chapter theoretical text and three sample essays before writing, becoming the author during the thinking process before completing creation or polishing in one go. Main features include `humanize_study` for retrieving the full theoretical text, `humanize_guard` for verifying only the preservation of content anchors and textual integrity, and `humanize_reference` for single-chapter reference. The plugin offers two modes—creation and polishing—activated via specific commands. Installation requires adding the plugin to the web profile and restarting, with Node 18+ and pnpm 10.30.3 required. This plugin is suitable for Chinese writing scenarios but does not guarantee detection.
Read MoreDSH Thinking Status Customizer: Customizing the Thinking Status Display for DSH Web
dsh-thinking-status-customizer is an MIT-licensed CSS-only plugin maintained by Dbi-Eshuh, used to customize the visible thinking status of DSH Web. It supports replacing the default status with custom flowing text, GIF/APNG/WebP animations, or a combination of text and images, without modifying the source code or rewriting the DOM, while the original status text remains in the accessibility tree. The plugin provides a floating settings panel that switches between Chinese and English instantly following the DSH language setting, and supports configuring text color, flow direction, and movement modes; the image mode supports HTTPS/Data URLs or local files up to 20 MB (>2 MB uses temporary Object URLs). Settings data is stored only in the browser's localStorage.
Read Moredsh-native-playbook: Start with DeepSeek Harness's Built-in Tools Before Considering Plugins
dsh-native-playbook is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenge of determining whether a capability is available during automation. It provides the `native_capability` tool to route tasks to official DSH tools and check whether the capability is in an `operational` state. By distinguishing five lifecycle facts—`shipped`, `mounted`, `visible`, `providerReady`, and `operational`—the plugin enables users to precisely determine whether the current environment meets the required conditions. Core features include routing common tasks such as background commands and session searches to native paths, and safely activating reviewed native paths, strictly limited to DSH 0.
Read Moredsh-session-management: Adding Archiving, Hard Deletion, and Batch Export to DSH Web Session Management
`dsh-session-management` is a session management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web, designed to fill the gaps in official functionality by centrally handling session archiving, deletion, and export. This plugin primarily addresses three major issues: difficulty in recovering archived sessions, the inability to truly delete local records, and time-consuming batch exports. Core features include support for archiving and unarchiving individual or batch sessions (by workspace/month); thorough deletion of local session log files from disk, with automatic skipping of running sessions to prevent data write-back; and one-click batch export of ZIP archives in a format consistent with official exports, facilitating backup or migration. The plugin provides a management window that supports grouped viewing of archived chats by workspace or month, with sorting, collapsing, batch operations, and other features. The interface supports both Chinese and English, switching automatically with the system language. Installation requires Node.js and
Read Moredsh-web-search-brave: Web Search Backend for DeepSeek Harness via Brave Search
`dsh-web-search-brave` is an MIT-licensed plugin that provides a Brave Search backend for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to enhance the `web_search` capability in `ctx.web`. This plugin requires Node.js version 22 or higher, is maintained by community developers, and is not an official app store product. Its core functionality includes mapping Brave search snippets to the DSH interface, supporting publication time mapping via `page_age`, and not displaying highlight markers by default. A `BRAVE_API_KEY` must be configured for use, as Brave does not offer a free keyless mode; the free tier provides 2,000 queries per month, and production environments require evaluation of quota limits. The installation process is divided into
Read Moredsh-mobile: Accessing DeepSeek Harness Web GUI on iPhone / iPad
dsh-mobile is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the need for accessing the local Harness Web GUI on iOS devices. The plugin launches a LAN reverse proxy (default port 3080) to forward HTTP and WebSocket requests, and injects iOS PWA meta information along with mobile-specific CSS to optimize touch interaction, safe area, and soft keyboard experiences, supporting access similar to a native app via Safari's "Add to Home Screen". Core features include: providing a `/mobile` QR code page for obtaining the access address, supporting configurable IP whitelists to restrict access sources, and a security context patch that fixes the unavailability of `randomUUID` on mobile devices. After installation, it needs to be configured in `cordi
Read Moredsh-skill-hub: Managing DeepSeek Harness Skills in dsh Web
dsh-skill-hub is a dsh web plugin (MIT licensed) developed by cheshireez, designed to centrally manage scattered skill catalogs. It runs based on the official SDK and slot without modifying the dsh source code, primarily addressing issues such as difficulty in skill retrieval, scattered enable/disable entry points, lack of diagnostics, inconsistent import processes, and missing invocation statistics. Core features include: browsing and searching the complete `ctx.skills` catalog on the settings page; supporting enable/disable and body viewing for individual skills or groups; diagnosing frontmatter issues in `SKILL.md`; supporting new skill scaffolding; tracking source repositories and commits for import, synchronization, and recycle bin recovery; scanning and importing marketplace skills from built-in or custom repositories; and counting invocations based on session logs. Installation requires Nod
Read More@ch4acko3/dsh-turn-fold: Turn Fold Plugin for DSH WebUI
dsh-turn-fold is a DSH WebUI plugin designed to optimize long conversation interfaces. It adopts a Codex-Desktop style, collapsing intermediate processes (such as thinking, commands, tool calls, etc.) in completed turns into summary bars, ensuring that the final answer remains clearly visible at all times. Core features include: dynamically locating the final answer node to distinguish processes from results; preserving native streaming display in the collapsed state; showing different labels based on turn status (completed, stopped, interrupted, etc.); automatically keeping expanded in specific safety or interaction scenarios; reusing the native renderer when expanded to retain tool details and links. The plugin supports localization in both Chinese and English, runs as an in-memory patch without modifying underlying files, and displays elapsed time, call counts, and token usage by default. Installation is performed through DSH plugin commands to add and verify patch binding status. The plugin is compatible with
Read MoreDSH-MiMo-Agent-Tools: Integrating Xiaomi MiMo Search and Multimodal Tools into DSH
`dsh-mimo-agent-tools` is a DSH plugin designed to encapsulate Xiaomi MiMo's search and multimodal capabilities as agent tools, addressing the issues of manually handling API requests and large payload truncation. The plugin provides reasoning tools including `mimo_search`, `mimo_think`, and `mimo_json`, as well as `mimo_vision`, `mimo_audio`, and `mimo_video` that support image, audio, and video understanding, along with core features such as `mimo_asr`, `mimo_tts`, and `mimo_voiceclone` for speech synthesis, recognition, and cloning. Installation requires the DSH environment to have shell and sandboxPolicy services on the host.
Read MoreTuning Engines CLI: Model and Agent Workflow Governance Plugin in DSH
`cerebrixos-org/tuning-engines-cli` is an MIT-licensed Node.js tool (v0.4.35, requiring Node >=18) designed to provide a unified model workflow management entry point for agent environments such as DSH. It integrates a CLI, an MCP server, and a Python adapter, managing inference routing, permission policies (RBAC), approvals, tracing, usage, and model training through a single entry point. Core capabilities include offering 60+ MCP tools, supporting inference via an OpenAI-compatible API, fine-tuning open-source models on domain-specific data using particular agents, managing training tasks and evaluations, and initializing various orchestration frameworks such as LangGraph and Temporal. Installation is straightforward, achieved through `
Read MoreDSH SSH Ops: SSH Operations within DeepSeek Harness Conversations
`caoyiwei850/dsh-ssh-ops` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) SSH operations and maintenance plugin designed to combine natural language instructions with a real interactive terminal, addressing the issues of lacking resource management and manual confirmation boundaries in server operations during intelligent agent development. This plugin integrates SSH terminal, SFTP file management, port forwarding, and database management for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and MongoDB. Its core advantage lies in its security mechanisms: it enables host key verification and automatic reconnection, enforces read-only queries at the lexical level to prevent database write operations, and automatically intercepts high-risk commands such as DROP and TRUNCATE, requiring manual confirmation before execution. Additionally, the plugin provides 30 Agent tools, supports batch task execution, and safeguards sensitive information (such as private keys
Read MoreDSH-Ding: DSH Conversation Completion Tone and Windows Notification Plugin
dsh-ding is a lightweight plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of users needing to frequently switch pages to check Agent status. It leverages Windows native notifications and custom alert sounds to monitor key scenarios in real time, such as conversation completion, long-running task execution, Agent inquiries, and pending tool-call approvals. Core features include a WebUI bell button for quick controls (toggle, volume, sound effect selection, and upload), click-to-navigate notifications that jump directly to the session, do-not-disturb mode for the current session, dynamic advanced settings adjustments (e.g., notification templates, debounce and throttle parameters), and configuration import/export. The plugin supports both Chinese and English interfaces, includes built-in support for multiple audio formats, and automatically skips sub-agent events. Users can install it via command line (pnpm), the WebUI plugin marketplace, or manual configuration of cordis.patch.yml.
Read MoreHarness Pet: Pixel Whale Session State Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
Harness Pet is an unofficial DSH web-native plugin (community project, MIT licensed) designed to provide lightweight session state observation functionality for DSH's Harness interface. The plugin renders a pixel whale on the page, mapping session signals in real time through nine visual states (such as thinking, running, error, etc.), and displays the latest user prompt, response, and progress above the whale. Its core features include: support for instant switching of multilingual interfaces; adjustable size, opacity, dynamic effect, and position dragging (stored in local localStorage); an optional Chromium desktop floating window mode (always on top); and a privacy-preserving design with no telemetry, no data transmission, and no additional browser permission requests. Installation requires Harness version 0.1.0-rc.6 or above, and through
Read Moredsh-tool-gitbash: Git Bash Utility Plugin for Windows
dsh-tool-gitbash is a DSH tool plugin designed for Windows environments, aimed at providing Git Bash execution capability for users who do not have WSL but have Git for Windows installed. This plugin registers the `gitbash` tool and utilizes the system's built-in `bash.exe` to replace native pwsh or WSL bash, eliminating the need for a WSL environment. Its core features include automatic detection of multiple installation paths, file sandbox mode, timeout control (default 120 seconds, maximum 600 seconds), output truncation, and background task support. Background execution functionality is only exposed when specific configuration is enabled, and sandbox permission escalation requires simultaneous satisfaction of `sandbox_permissions` and `justification`.
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