dsh-whale-meter: DeepSeek Harness Usage and Cost Dashboard
dsh-whale-meter is a community-maintained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to provide a centralized usage and cost dashboard. Developed by Shiye-10Pages under the MIT license, it supports local computation with zero data reporting, only initiating network requests when querying balances. Its core features include multi-model cost estimation (covering 46 models such as DeepSeek, Anthropic, and OpenAI), monthly consumption tier display, daily budget reminders, and price comparison and peak-valley pricing before and after the August 17 DeepSeek price adjustment. Additionally, it supports per-model/session billing, historical data backfilling, 14-day trend analysis, and balance queries. The installation is simple, enabling activation via the `dsh plugin add` command.
Read Moredsh-plugin-msg-nav: DSH Dialogue Node Navigation Bar Plugin
dsh-plugin-msg-nav is a lightweight navigation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the difficulty of locating old messages in lengthy conversations. It renders a vertical node string along the right edge of the conversation area, mapping each authentic user message to an independent node. Users can hover to preview message content (the panel displays up to 10 items with scroll support) and click to smoothly jump to and highlight the corresponding message. The plugin features a smart loading mechanism: while the session projection covers all user messages, clicking on unloaded older messages will automatically fetch historical data on demand. The node string automatically hides when there are fewer than 2 user messages, the session is empty, or the view is not in conversation mode. This plugin is based on the MIT license, requires a restart or page refresh to take effect after installation, and is maintained by SherUnlocked-4869, supporting React 18.2.0 and above.
Read More@shaoshi/dshscan: DSH Plugin Security Scanner
@shaoshi/dshscan is a security scanner designed for DSH plugins, addressing the security risks arising from plugins running with the current process privileges. This tool is open-sourced under the MIT license. Its core functionalities include dual-channel scanning (static and semantic), built-in DSH-specific attack surface rules (such as plugin tree injection, malicious browser-side code, etc.), and integration with npm dependency auditing. It supports various input forms, including plugin names, GitHub repositories, local directories, or ZIP packages. The output comprises JSON or HTML reports that include risk scores, severity levels, and security recommendations. The tool features offline static scanning capabilities, offers optional LLM-based semantic analysis, and supports batch scanning, custom rules, policy file configuration, and web dashboard visualization. Additionally, it provides a built-in Benchmark evaluation set to test recall rates and...
Read MoreSeverusZh/dsh-plugin-subagent-director: Assigning Models and Role Division for DSH Sub-agents
SeverusZh/dsh-plugin-subagent-director is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address issues such as redundant LLM configurations for sub-agents and lack of planning in role allocation. Its core functionalities include specifying LLM providers and models for different sub-agents, as well as defining sub-agent responsibilities, personas, and optional model bindings through "role templates," thereby assisting the main agent in delegating tasks effectively. The plugin supports a four-level fallback chain (single call > role binding > plugin default > inheriting from the main agent) and provides hot-reloading for configurations. Users can define roles such as "translator" via `settings.yaml`, utilize the `subagent_role` tool for delegation, and explicitly specify models to override defaults during single calls.
Read Moredsh-extension-hub: Unified Management of Skills, MCPs, and Plugins in DSH Web
`dsh-extension-hub` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by Relistencode under the MIT license, designed to provide a centralized entry point for extension management. It addresses the fragmented management of skills, MCP servers, and plugins by allowing users to uniformly create, edit, enable, disable, import, update, and uninstall extensions within the "Settings > Extension Management" page of DSH Web. The plugin supports managing both `stdio` and `streamable-http` types of MCP, enabling configuration import from Claude/Codex and project-level installation through a folder selector. Its built-in Plugin Market offers npm
Read Moredsh-us-stocks: DeepSeek Harness US Stock Data Plugin
dsh-us-stocks is a DeepSeek Harness plugin developed based on yahoo-finance2, maintained by Realyujie (version 0.3.0, MIT license). It aims to provide structured tools for querying U.S. stock market data for agents, eliminating the reliance on inefficient web searches and HTML parsing. The plugin registers six core server-side tools: get_quote for real-time quotes and valuation metrics; get_history for daily, weekly, and monthly OHLCV data along with dividend and split information; get_financials for querying quarterly or annual financial statements; get_analyst_view for analyst consensus ratings, target prices, and recent adjustment records; get_news for retrieving recent news headlines; ge...
Read Moredsh-run2skill: Organizing Explicit Experiences from DSH Sessions into Reviewable Skills
dsh-run2skill is a plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web interface, aiming to address the challenge of reusing experiences across different agent collaboration sessions. It automatically organizes user-specified corrections, long-term constraints, and reusable workflows from conversations into auditable Skill drafts. Once human-confirmed, these drafts are written into DSH's default storage directory, forming native Skills. The plugin supports draft modifications, version association, abandonment, or retrying, and allows skills to be saved at the project or user scope. Its core advantage lies in its local-first approach: it does not store model keys or replicate full sessions, processing only filtered and sensitive-information-cleared content. The current stable version is 0.3.1, compatible only with DSH Web 0.1.1-rc.2, and requires Node.js ^22.19.
Read Moredsh-llm-codex-oauth: Utilizing ChatGPT / Codex Subscriptions in dsh
dsh-llm-codex-oauth is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to allow users with ChatGPT/Codex subscriptions to integrate their subscription quotas into dsh. Maintained by Player-MINEPIG and licensed under MIT, this plugin enables headless login via the pi-ai OAuth device code flow by registering the `codex-oauth` model provider, eliminating the need for a local callback server. Core features include: support for integrating models from the gpt-5.3 to 5.6 series; multimodal input support for images such as PNG and JPEG; secure local storage of credentials in permission-restricted files with automatic token renewal that does not enter logs; provision of a settings page for login status management and commands like `/codex-status` for status checks.
Read Moredsh-skills-market: DSH Skill Management and SkillHub Installation Panel
dsh-skills-market is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to centralize the management of distributed local skills and the installation of public skills into the DSH Web sidebar floating panel. This plugin provides centralized management of installed skills, supporting filtering, enabling/disabling, deletion, and level promotion for both user-level and workspace project-level skills, with built-in source skills displayed in read-only mode. Additionally, the plugin integrates the SkillHub marketplace (unofficial app store), allowing searches for public skills by keywords, categories, ratings, and other criteria, with one-click installation to the project level or user level. Furthermore, it offers the `dsh_skillhub_search` model tool, enabling AI to directly retrieve skills within conversations. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web`.
Read Moresnapgrep: In-Process Code Search Plugin for DSH
snapgrep is a MIT-licensed tool maintained by Owen718, designed specifically for Pi and DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to accelerate code search through in-process trigram indexing, addressing latency accumulation caused by frequent disk reads. The solution eliminates the need for sidecar processes or daemons, thereby reducing costs associated with startup, synchronization, and debugging. Within DSH, it replaces the built-in `grep` and `glob` tools, ensuring search results are byte-for-byte consistent with ripgrep; for unsupported queries, the system fails closed rather than returning approximate results. For deployment, it does not compile source code but only downloads a runnable addon of approximately 1.2 MB, supporting macOS, Linux (x64/arm64), and
Read Moredsh-spend: DSH Token Usage and Cost Monitoring Plugin
dsh-spend is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by nonewind under the MIT license. It is designed to address the fragmented monitoring of Token usage, latency, costs, and quotas across multiple providers and models. By replaying session logs from `$DSH_HOME/sessions`, it provides a floating window and detailed panel in the Web UI. Core features include: multi-dimensional statistics by provider, model, time, and session; time-series charts for today, 24 hours, 7 days, and a 52-week activity heatmap; a built-in price database covering 17 providers and 131 models with automatic recognition of Code or Token billing plans, and support for DeepSeek's peak-valley pricing. It also reads real-time data from DeepSeek, M...
Read Moredsh-replay: Providing Playback, Audit, and Comparison for DeepSeek Harness Sessions
dsh-replay is a DSH plugin maintained by MingoZhou under the MIT license, designed to provide visualization, playback, auditing, and comparison capabilities for DeepSeek Harness sessions. The plugin transforms agent session records into an interactive interface, with core features including timeline playback, an overview dashboard, cost estimation, security auditing, fork tree visualization, session comparison, one-click HTML export, filtering and search, and bilingual Chinese-English interface support. Users can try it out via an online demo or quickly install it using the `dsh plugin add` command without needing a local build. After installation, restart the harness to use it from the sidebar or session tab. This tool is ideal for troubleshooting tool calls, auditing sensitive operations, analyzing session forks, and exporting records, making it a valuable asset for agent session management and analysis.
Read Moredsh-latex-tools: Copying LaTeX and Exporting SVG in DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-latex-tools is a MIT-licensed plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, designed to address users' specific needs when viewing mathematical formulas within the interface. It allows users to hover over any inline or block-level LaTeX formula and quickly copy the TeX source code to the clipboard, or render it via MathJax and export it as a self-contained standalone SVG file—suitable for use in papers, presentations, and similar scenarios. Its core features include full offline functionality (no CDN required), support for display mode export, and automatic loading with the Web UI after installation. Installation requires starting the Web UI first, then adding the plugin via `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-lat`.
Read Moredsh-chat-outline: A clickable outline of conversation turns for long dialogues
dsh-chat-outline is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by liliuCourier, designed to address the difficulty of locating specific messages in long conversations. It adds a persistent 260px sidebar outline to the left side of the DSH web client, listing user queries and the final assistant reply for each turn. Users can click on entries to navigate directly, and the sidebar can be collapsed with a single click to restore the full width. Core features include a current position marker that follows scrolling, keyword filtering, theme adaptation for light and dark modes, and support for holding Ctrl/Shift to switch between the conversation view and the trace view. The plugin offers two modes: "Lightweight Mode" (displays only the content within the loaded window) and "Comprehensive Mode" (parses the entire history in the background, suitable for long conversations but may slow down response times), with automatic memory of user preferences. Installation can...
Read MoreCode2Skill: Generating Functions, MCP, and Agent Skills from Existing Code
Code2Skill is a MIT-licensed plugin developed by leechen298, designed to organize business logic scattered across frontend, backend, or full-stack source code into standard capability packages for agent invocation. Targeted at DeepSeek Harness (DSH) scenarios, this tool automatically identifies business entry points and call chains within user-authorized source code, generating Functions, MCP tools, workflow Skills, and offline tests. Its core advantage lies in performing offline technical verification by default without invoking production APIs, thereby ensuring security during the generation process. Users can easily install it to a specified profile using the `dsh` command and designate specific pages, directories, or function entry points as transformation targets. The plugin also includes a review feature to assess the completeness of the main workflow in generated packages and...
Read Moredsh-office-tools: Creating, Reading, and Updating Office Files in DSH Session Workspaces
dsh-office-tools is an MIT-licensed plugin within the DSH ecosystem maintained by kw78, designed to enable agents to directly create, read, and update Office files within a session workspace. Implemented using pure JS libraries, this plugin operates without spawning sub-processes such as LibreOffice or Word, and provides seven model-oriented tools, including capabilities to create and read Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), and PowerPoint (.pptx) files. Specifically, the Excel tool supports updating cells by A1 address, and the PowerPoint tool enables image insertion with coordinate positioning. Users can install the plugin via npm, GitHub source code, or a local directory, and it becomes usable after building and restarting the server. In terms of security boundaries,
Read Moredsh-mobile-gui-agent: Enhancing DeepSeek Harness with Android GUI Operation Capabilities
`dsh-mobile-gui-agent` is an Android GUI Agent plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), currently at version v0.2.1 under the MIT license. This plugin controls Android devices via ADB, integrating screenshots, UIAutomator hierarchy capture, action execution, verification, human approval, and a web mobile view to achieve an automated "observe-decide-act-verify" loop. Its core capabilities include comprehensive ADB operations (such as clicking, swiping, and text input), strict `phone_observe` and `phone_act` tool interfaces, stability protection mechanisms for detecting stale elements and system lag, and safeguards for sensitive operations (such as payments, deletions, and installations).
Read MoreDSH Plugin: dsh-bottom-bar Bottom Bar Statistics and Estimated Cost
`@kc0ed/dsh-bottom-bar` is a DSH plugin designed to take over the bottom statistics bar of the chat interface, enabling custom assembly, sorting, and estimated cost display. This plugin offers 8 independently toggleable and drag-sortable statistics segments (such as token count, duration, throughput, etc.). Clicking any segment reveals a detailed panel that includes unit price, token bucket breakdown, and totals. The settings page features built-in price lists for multiple vendors, supports manual configuration and local persistent storage to prevent data loss on refresh. Cost estimation is based on the granularity of "channel@model," with real-time recording to a append-only local ledger file, excluding official discounts. For DeepSeek, it supports peak/valley pricing and reminders. Installation requires Node.js and pnpm environments, and can be added via the `dsh plugin` command, supporting direct installation from npm or GitHub. Note that the static package is
Read Moredsh-xueqiu: Snowball Market Dashboard on DeepSeek Harness
dsh-xueqiu is a networked tool plugin for DSH that allows users to view real-time market data for A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and US stocks on the DSH web interface without logging in, eliminating the need to switch browsers. Maintained by kangjinghang and licensed under MIT, this plugin embeds its UI into the official DSH slots without modifying the source code and disappears upon uninstallation. Core functionalities include watchlist management, K-line and intraday chart analysis, Xueqiu hot rankings, 7×24 news flashes, and user discussion queries. It exposes tools such as quote, kline, and search to the Agent, enabling direct data query calls within conversations. The interface supports dragging, resizing, and follows light/dark themes, incorporating built-in request gating and TTL caching mechanisms to ensure stability. Users can install it via the `dsh plugin` command, with public APIs used by default and optional Cookie support available.
Read Moredsh-strata: Transforming DSH Web Session Scrollbar into Session Map
`dsh-strata` is an open-source session navigation plugin developed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, designed to address the challenge of quickly locating key content within lengthy sessions. This plugin replaces the traditional scrollbar with an interactive, proportionally scaled, color-coded session map. By using colors to distinguish user messages, failed tool calls, and regular content, and providing clickable anchors in the sidebar, it allows users to intuitively view the session structure and jump directly to specific positions with a single click. The plugin is implemented entirely on the browser side, without transmitting any data over the network, ensuring privacy and security. It supports three map scale modes—near, medium, and full—and includes comprehensive keyboard navigation features (such as arrow keys, Page Up/Down, etc.), while also complying with accessibility standards. Additionally, users can hover over messages to preview their content or pin the sidebar for expanded, detailed information. Installation is straightforward.
Read Moredsh-requirements-alignment: DeepSeek Harness's Requirement Drift Prevention Plugin
`dsh-requirements-alignment` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the "requirement drift" issue during the execution of long-task agents. Unlike the Plan Mode, which reviews plans before implementation, it establishes and maintains a "Requirement Baseline" comprising goals, constraints, and user decisions to continuously protect the initial intent at runtime. Its core mechanisms include: recording the baseline using the `establish_baseline` tool; automatically detecting directional drift such as scope expansion or architectural changes in `auto` mode; and triggering user inquiries via `report_drift`, supporting approval, rejection, or revision, with decisions written back to the baseline. The plugin provides the `/align` command.
Read Moredsh-ux: Experience Enhancement Suite for DSH Web Interface
dsh-ux is an independent (unofficial) DSH extension suite, licensed under MIT, that includes the `dsh-enhance` Web plugin and the `dsh-desktop` shell. The `dsh-enhance` plugin optimizes the DSH Web experience by applying a Solarized Light theme with a compact layout, prioritizing the Maple Mono font, aggregating thinking blocks and tool calls into clickable, expandable collapsible capsules, and displaying account balance, token costs, and a 30-day usage chart at the bottom of the interface (requires configuring `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY`). The `dsh-desktop` provides a borderless, immersive window for macOS and supports double-click launching. Users need to install the plugin via the `dsh plugin` command based on `web`.
Read Moredsh-plugin-git-bash: Enabling DSH to Use Git Bash by Default on Windows
`dsh-plugin-git-bash` is a plugin for DSH designed to replace PowerShell with Git for Windows Bash as the default shell in Windows environments, while fully preserving DSH's original permission semantics of `read-only`, `workspace-write`, and `danger-full-access`. This plugin is installed as a bundle layer into the DSH profile without modifying the main DSH installation directory, and supports the `standard`, `code`, `cordis`, and `minimal` presets as well as the Web Agent for uniformly executing commands via Git Bash.
Read Morehytime/dsh-thinking-effort: Supplementing the Thinking Intensity Settings for DSH's llm-pi-ai Model
`@hytime/dsh-thinking-effort` is a DSH plugin designed to supplement default configurations for third-party `llm-pi-ai` models that lack declared thinking effort levels. Its core functionalities include adding default levels of `off`, `high`, and `max` without overriding custom values; supporting the selection of thinking effort levels per model within DSH settings and mapping DSH levels to corresponding gateway values (e.g., `high` mapping to `ultra`); setting default thinking intensity for sub-agents, which only applies when not explicitly specified in a request; supporting multilingual interfaces in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean (with Japanese/Korean requiring DSH core support); and displaying a version watermark on the settings page. Users can manage the plugin via the DSH CLI command `dsh plugin --pr
Read Moredsh-balance-tide: DSH Web Balance and Peak-Valley Pricing Reminder Plugin
`dsh-balance-tide` is a DSH Web plugin (v0.4.0, MIT license) developed by maintainer `huanyuLv`, designed to integrate DeepSeek account balance, peak/valley pricing status, and current session cost estimation. The plugin displays real-time badges for `standard`, `peak`, or `off-peak` price tiers and provides a countdown to the next peak/valley switch. It reads balance data from official endpoints, differentiates between gifted and topped-up portions, and estimates session costs by reusing `sessionProjections` based on the current pricing cycle to avoid redundant calculations. The plugin supports both Chinese and English interfaces and requires zero configuration, reusing the API Key from DSH credentials without storing keys in the repository. According to the rules, Beijing time 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 are designated as peak hours.
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