dsh-codex-provider: Integrating OpenAI Codex into DSH via Device Code OAuth
dsh-codex-provider is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) community plugin developed by Hu9956, designed to address users' desire to invoke the OpenAI Codex model via the DSH web interface without using an OpenAI API Key, while leveraging ChatGPT Plus/Pro subscription credits. Built on the DSH "everything is a plugin" philosophy, this plugin integrates with OpenAI accounts through a device code OAuth authorization flow, automatically handles the rotation and refresh of access tokens and refresh tokens, and activates the built-in `openai-codex` model routing within DSH. The plugin's main features include support for device code login, importing local Codex CLI login states, and providing a provider management interface.
Read Moredsh-client-ui-mobile-adapt: Mobile Adaptation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
`dsh-client-ui-mobile-adapt` is a mobile-adaptation plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, developed by Hotsteel2901 under the MIT license. This client-side-only plugin is designed to address the issue of desktop layouts being unsuitable for narrow screens. It only activates within viewports with `max-width: 768px`, leaving the desktop layout unaffected. Core features include collapsing a three-column layout into a single column, converting the sidebar into a drawer, making the settings panel fullscreen, and providing a floating window for trajectory details. It also includes optimizations for iOS dynamic viewports and safe areas. For installation, it is recommended to add the plugin via an HTTPS tarball URL to a specified profile, manually mount it through `cordis.patch.yml`, or create a dedicated profile.
Read Moredsh-telegram-channel: Attach Telegram to Local DSH Web Sessions
dsh-telegram-channel is an MIT-licensed plugin maintained by hi-wenw, designed to provide remote control functionality for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) via the Telegram mobile app. It attaches to a locally running `dsh web` session, enabling synchronized trajectory and bidirectional visibility between the mobile device and the computer's web interface. This solves the inconvenience of viewing context or sending supplementary commands when away from the computer. The tool supports executing commands via a Telegram Bot, including `/sessions` to attach sessions, `/last` to view history, `/model` to switch models, and `/unbind` to disconnect bindings. Installation requires Node.js >=22 and a Bot Token, and it is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Read Moredsh-mc-agent: AI Agent and Launcher Plugin for Driving Minecraft in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-mc-agent` is a DSH plugin maintained by hellosky983, designed to drive Mineflayer bots through the LAN protocol, encapsulating Minecraft's game state and operational capabilities as `mc_*` tools for AI Agents to call. This plugin primarily addresses three major needs: first, it enables autonomous survival, mining, chat, and real-time map reading through direct LAN connection; second, it builds a visual and control loop, using DashScope Qwen-VL to recognize screenshots and simulating keyboard and mouse operations via xdotool; and third, it includes a built-in launcher supporting Microsoft login, official resource downloads, and Java process initiation. Additionally, the plugin provides dialogue tools such as crash analysis, save file queries, version suggestions, and a framework for autonomous survival goals.
Read Moredsh-pilot: Driving Local Browsers in DeepSeek Harness Chat
dsh-pilot is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, designed to drive native Edge or Chrome browsers via CDP to perform browser operation tasks. It supports opening pages, reading structured text, clicking and inputting based on snapshot references, filling forms, and uploading files, all without requiring an API key or runtime dependencies. Users can observe real-time screenshots, URLs, status, and operation logs through the cockpit panel. Each agent session uses an isolated browser instance, ensuring that parallel sessions do not interfere with each other. Installation requires Node >= 22, and the plugin can be added via the `dsh plugin` command from GitHub or a local directory, followed by restarting the `dsh web` process. Key limitations include support for only headless mode, single-session single-tab functionality, and restricted interaction capabilities.
Read Moredsh-file-upload: Extending the DSH Web GUI Attachment Channel to Support Arbitrary File Uploads
dsh-file-upload is an MIT-licensed client plugin for the DSH Web GUI, designed to extend the functionality beyond supporting only image attachments to enabling uploads of arbitrary files such as PDFs, code, and archives. The plugin operates in a Node 20+ environment and automatically activates through a persistent profile. It supports file drag-and-drop from any location on the page. Its core advantages include: direct local file path referencing in Chromium browsers for zero-upload scenarios; and for cases where file paths are inaccessible, it uses an intermediary upload with a two-tier deduplication mechanism based on size, modification time, and SHA256 to ensure efficient transfer. The interface features adaptive-width blue file chips that hide the intermediary path and display only the filename, with one-click deletion support. Additionally, the plugin includes an upload directory cleanup overlay that provides redundancy removal and duplicate file cleanup.
Read Moregameswu/dsh-plugin-vscode-sidebar: Adding a VSCode-style Workbench to DSH Web
`gameswu/dsh-plugin-vscode-sidebar` is a client-side plugin for DSH Web, designed to address the issue of context fragmentation caused by multiple scattered windows during coding. This plugin integrates VSCode-style functionalities into the DSH Web interface, featuring a right sidebar and bottom panels, with support for session isolation. Core functionalities include: a file explorer with lazy loading and icon display, supporting Git status markings; a Monaco-based editor offering full language syntax highlighting, Markdown preview, and KaTeX formula support; a source code management panel with diff statistics, branch switching, and lane diagrams; a real terminal and embedded sandbox browser based on xterm.js; and a task manager for viewing Subagent topology and streaming output of background tasks. Plugin settings take effect immediately, and the interface language follows
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-qa-skills: A Test Engineering Skill Framework for Agents
dsh-qa-skills is a DSH plugin maintained by fishzjp, designed to provide a unified testing engineering framework for Agents such as Claude Code, addressing the lack of process in temporary prompts. This plugin includes 10 testing Skills and a shared core knowledge base, supporting Node.js 18+ under the MIT license. Its core functionalities cover the entire testing process: orchestrating a nine-stage pipeline via `qa` with manual checkpoints; performing requirement analysis and risk decision-making; generating human-readable markmap and machine-consumable schema.yaml test cases; reviewing the coverage of existing test cases; supporting E2E/API automation conversion; and facilitating bug localization and regression scope analysis. The core library `core/` must be installed alongside the Skills.
Read Moredsh-chinese-mode: A Global Chinese Mode Plugin for DSH Web
dsh-chinese-mode is a client-side plugin for DSH Web, designed to uniformly control the Chinese language mode across replies, thinking, and tool outputs. This plugin addresses the pain point of manually maintaining Chinese system prompts across multiple presets by centralizing management through a global switch and persistent settings. Core features include: global application with persistent state; unconditional injection of language requirements into any preset (except the "complete persona") when enabled; support for splitting language control into three independent regions—reply, thinking, and tool—allowing users to customize Chinese or English settings for each region; and an independent settings page alongside a compact capsule toggle next to input fields for quick switching. The plugin is compatible with anchor behavior, which is disabled by default. When enabled, it supports combinations such as English thinking with Chinese replies and tool outputs. When the main switch is turned off, only
Read Moredsh-peer-link: Native Point-to-Point Messaging for DSH Sessions
dsh-peer-link is a DSH plugin designed to enable point-to-point communication between DSH sessions and other agent sessions (such as Claude Code) on the same machine via Unix Socket. This plugin registers the DSH process as a discoverable peer, distinguishes specific sessions through short IDs, and supports injecting received messages into DSH sessions in the form of user bubbles. Core functionalities include `peer_send` (for sending messages to a specified peer or socket path) and `peer_list` (for viewing active peers, with support for directory filtering, sorting, and interactive operations). Installation requires using the `dsh plugin` command to add the plugin repository. If communication with Claude Code is needed, Claude Co
Read Moredsh-claude-tui: A Claude Code-Style TUI for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-claude-tui is a community-maintained unofficial TUI client designed to integrate the runtime capabilities of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) into a terminal interaction experience similar to Claude Code. The project (version 0.1.5, MIT license) is independent of Anthropic and DeepSeek, does not rely on official cloud services, and directly interfaces with the DSH local runtime. Its core features include providing a high-fidelity terminal interface, supporting model selection, persistent session management, command execution, approval confirmation, tool observation, and subagent management. The interface displays real runtime information, supports multi-line editing, image pasting, history search, and keyboard shortcuts. During execution, users can view the reasoning process, tool activity, cache hit rates, To
Read MoreWanjiqi-Meme: Distilling Poorly Received Memes from Live Room 6657 into DSH Skills
wanjiqi-meme is a DSH-installable plugin that adheres to the AgentSkills standard and is licensed under MIT. Based on 22,771 authentic danmaku meme data from Wan Jiji (Live Room 6657), it aims to deliver entertaining expressions through AI Skills. Primarily serving the CS2 and DOTA communities, its core functions include generating Wan Jiji-style danmaku memes, commentary rants, player critiques, and CS×DOTA hybrid memes, with support for anime-style meme crossovers. Users can install it into a specified profile using the `dsh plugin` command. As a fan-oriented, entertainment-focused tool, it is suitable for content drafting, joke testing, or AI agent prototyping, but not for serious content production or real-life personal attacks. Please note that this project is not officially affiliated with Wan Jiji himself.
Read Moredsh-reference-anything: Integrating Multiple Reference Sources of DSH into an @ Menu
dsh-reference-anything is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by Chael-Chael, designed to address the issue of frequent switching caused by scattered multi-source data. This plugin integrates DSH commands, Skills, workspace files, session history, local Agent records, cloud drive files, and online chat history into the DeepSeek Harness @ menu, enabling one-stop search and reference. Its core functionalities include extending referenceable sources (supporting access to online sessions via OpenCLI and cloud drives via OpenList, with local records read directly from disk files) and enhancing menu interaction (supporting custom grouping order, folding settings, and optimized visual icons). The plugin is compatible with DSH versions 0.1.0-rc.8 and above, and after installation, it allows users to...
Read Moredsh-usage-dashboard: DeepSeek Usage and Quota Dashboard for DSH
dsh-usage-dashboard is a DSH Web plugin (MIT licensed) developed by Cassius0924, designed to address the lack of an intuitive cost view when invoking DeepSeek models. It adds a "Credits" tab and a draggable floating window to the DSH Web GUI, displaying account balance, today's/monthly/cumulative consumption along with month-over-month comparisons, cost rankings by model and session, prefix cache savings, a 7-day balance forecast (with red alerts if projected to drop below 3 days), billing estimates under the 2026-08-17 peak/valley pricing, and a 30-day hourly usage distribution with a 12-week heatmap. The plugin supports both Chinese and English languages, follows the host theme, and includes a balance alert line feature. Note that the costs displayed by the plugin are estimates and do not include any discounts from DeepSeek; for final amounts, please refer to the official
Read Moredsh-annotate: DeepSeek Harness Browser Element Annotation Bridge
dsh-annotate is an MIT-licensed plugin developed by BrambleXu for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the lack of contextual information in textual descriptions during browser UI debugging. This tool allows users to directly select web page elements via the `/annotate` command in Chrome or Chromium, automatically capturing Selectors, DOM facts, computed styles, accessibility data, notes, and optional viewport screenshots. It then sends this structured data to the Agent through a local loopback WebSocket bridge. To ensure security, the plugin strictly limits the server to accept connections only from localhost and the Chrome extension origin. The current version (0.1) supports only local single-tab debugging and does not yet support remote browsers or full-page captures. During installation...
Read Moredsh-tool-autoexpand: Automatically expand new tool call cards in DSH
`dsh-tool-autoexpand` is a client-side plugin for the DSH browser, based on the MIT license, designed to optimize the viewing experience of tool invocation results. Its core function is to automatically expand the top-level folded rows of newly rendered tool invocation cards, while avoiding accidentally opening the row folding of internal blocks such as ReadBlock and TerminalBlock, thereby reducing manual operations. The plugin provides a default-enabled toggle switch card at the bottom of the sidebar, supporting adaptive light and dark themes. Users can instantly toggle the ON/OFF status by clicking the entire card without restarting the service. During installation, users can add the plugin via DSH commands from GitHub or npm. After installation, the DSH web interface must be restarted for the changes to take effect. To remove the plugin, execute the corresponding remove command and restart to completely disable it. This plugin is applicable
Read Moredsh-update-checker: An Update Checking and One-Click Updating Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-update-checker is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI plugin maintained by Airmetro, designed to consolidate the update processes for the main program and third-party plugins from scattered commands into a unified interface. The core functionalities of this plugin include: checking the version status of the DSH main program (by comparing with npm latest) and unofficial plugins (via cross-referencing between npm and GitHub sources); providing full lifecycle update management with features such as dry-run protection, automatic backups, adaptive installation, and post-installation verification; supporting real rollback interfaces and backup list viewing; and ensuring service recovery through a restart watchdog based on PID and port detection. Additionally, the plugin offers multilingual status prompts in the GUI and implements loopback origin and confirmation mechanisms for write operations.
Read Moredsh-anchored-monitor: DSH Real-time Chain-of-Thought Anchored Monitoring and Intervention
`dsh-anchored-monitor` is a DeepSeek Harness real-time chain-of-thought anchoring monitoring plugin designed to observe fingerprint signals such as "we" and "let's" within reasoning blocks. It reads session reasoning files and categorizes states into spec, mixed, and react bands through spec/react markup comparison, presenting thinking efficiency and capability intensity via a visual interface. The plugin supports three levels of intervention (L1 prompts, L2 reset, L3 restart) and incorporates cooldown and hysteresis mechanisms. L1 uses implicit prompting to avoid signal flipping, while L2 employs a built-in Minimal persona. The interface includes draggable panels and multiple skins, supports real-time streaming signal pushing and throttling, as well as `text_leak`, `streaming_st...
Read More@zimzaza4/dsh-bash-win: Adding Git Bash and WSL2 Bash Tools to DSH on Windows
@zimzaza4/dsh-bash-win is a Cordis plugin designed for Windows environments to address the limitations encountered by the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agent when invoking bash commands. The plugin offers two core tools: `git_bash` (based on local Git Bash/MSYS2) and `wsl_bash` (based on WSL2/Linux). It supports approval mode, sandbox isolation, background task management, foreground timeout control, and Web terminal card display. Key features include automatic detection of execution paths and customization of Git Bash and WSL paths via configuration files or environment variables. Output collection is capped at a 256 KiB memory limit to optimize performance. For security, the plugin operates with full permissions by default.
Read Moredsh-plugin-claude-bridge: Bridging Claude Code's Memory, Skills, and Configuration to DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-claude-bridge` is an open-source plugin maintained by YYTbit under the MIT license, designed to seamlessly bridge DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and Claude Code content. The plugin adheres to the philosophy of "zero migration, full compatibility," requiring no file copying, symbolic link creation, or migration scripts, and directly reads from Claude Code's standard file locations. Its core functionalities include: automatically reading project memories (`~/.claude/projects/.../memory/*.md`) and injecting them as dynamic system prompts; discovering skills (`~/.claude/skills/.../SKILL.md`) and adding them to the available directory; and reading global instructions (`~/.claude`)
Read MoreDSH Plugin: yoke233/dsh-openai-codex-auth
`yoke233/dsh-openai-codex-auth` is an open-source plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to address the issue of scattered management of login credentials for the OpenAI Codex model. By connecting to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Team, or Enterprise accounts via OAuth, this plugin automatically provides valid tokens to the `openai-codex` model provider, enabling a one-stop solution for login, usage viewing, and credential management on the DSH web settings page. Core features include automatically refreshing tokens nearing expiration, displaying short-term and weekly remaining quotas, and supporting re-login or logout. Installation is straightforward: simply add the plugin to the web profile using the `dsh plugin` command and restart.
Read Moredsh-multiple-chat-panels: Operating Multiple Agent Sessions Side-by-Side in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-multiple-chat-panels is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web-side plugin maintained by WilliamShi666. It is designed to address the high cost of switching between multiple agent sessions and the issue of context loss. The plugin supports dragging multiple sessions from the left sidebar into the central area, expanding them into independent panels within a Mission Control grid, enabling side-by-side viewing and real-time interaction. Its core features include support for dark and light modes, compatibility with DeepSeek Harness v0.1.1-rc.2, and adaptability for both client-side and official layout adapters. By optimizing the drag-and-drop logic, it preserves the original conversation view, significantly improving response speed without the need to rebuild long conversation content. Installation requires executing the appropriate command based on the npm package name or repository name.
Read Moredsh-zotero: Enabling Agents to Search, Read, and Cite Local Zotero Libraries
dsh-zotero is an MIT-licensed plugin for DSH designed to integrate a local Zotero library into Agent workflows, addressing the issues of lacking verifiable sources in context and manual operations interrupting the conversation flow. This plugin provides read-only access capabilities, supporting searches by title, author, and other criteria, browsing library structures, reading individual item metadata, notes, annotations, and attachments. It also utilizes the BM25 algorithm to extract relevant evidence paragraphs from full texts and notes. Additionally, it features incremental awareness, attachment path localization, and the ability to export citations in multiple formats such as BibTeX and RIS. After installation, the Agent can perform literature searches, abstract extraction, and evidence localization through specific commands, enabling automated citation generation. The plugin only makes network requests to the local loopback address, does not execute shell commands, and does not load native modules, ensuring...
Read Morevlln/dsh-task-status: Display Background Task Status on DSH Chat Page
`vlln/dsh-task-status` is an example plugin in the DSH ecosystem, designed to address the lack of background task status entry points on the Web-side Chat page. The plugin displays the number of running background tasks above the conversation input box, allowing users to click on a task row to expand and view its status, duration, and the latest output tail (limited to 10 lines/160px, with scrolling support). It only takes effect on the Chat page, and the status bar automatically disappears once the task is completed. Core functionalities include providing read-only `/tasks` list and `/output` tail routes, and applying a mirror patch to `ctx.tasks.read` to synchronize incremental output reading semantics. Installation requires a specific git source command, and it demands Node.js >=22.19.0 and dsh >2.0.0.
Read MoreDSH-OpenCode-Go-Usage: Displaying OpenCode Go Usage Above the DSH Web Input Box
`dsh-opencode-go-usage` is a lightweight extension plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web profile. It addresses the issue faced by OpenCode Go subscription users who find it difficult to monitor their usage limits in real-time within the conversation interface. This plugin displays a usage chip above the input field, providing real-time visualization of the remaining proportions and reset countdowns across three windows: a 5-hour rolling period, weekly, and monthly usage. It supports color-coded alerts based on thresholds (≥80% in yellow for warnings, ≥90% in red for errors) and shows the data update time. The plugin features a 10-second polling mechanism, a 300-second host-side cache, and failure cooldown functionality, and it automatically appears only when the current session utilizes the `opencode-go` provider. Users can customize settings via a built-in editor or environment variables.
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