@agenticcontrolplane/dsh: Inspecting Tool Calls and Logging Decisions in DeepSeek Harness
@agenticcontrolplane/dsh is a native Cordis plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to enhance security controls in agent workflows. By integrating with dsh's typed interception points, this plugin performs policy checks before the execution of tool calls (such as bash, file editing, etc.), supporting three decision modes: allow, deny, and ask, while logging the allowed actions, blocked attempts, and the reasons behind them. Additionally, it offers post-call output scanning functionality to convert server-side blocks into corrective feedback. This plugin is zero-dependency, built on a plain ESM architecture, and supports configuration through profile settings or environment variables (e.g., ACP_BEARER_TOKEN). Installation requires Node 22 and follows
Read Moredsh-voice: The Voice Input Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-voice is a voice input plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by 3274375092 under the MIT license. Its npm package name is @nn12138/dsh-voice. It allows users to dictate directly via microphone in web chat boxes, submitting recognized text as regular chat messages without altering the agent preset or system prompt throughout the process. The plugin supports real-time streaming transcription, prioritizing the host's native ASR (sherpa-onnx-node) and automatically falling back to browser Web Speech when unavailable. Core features include a microphone button, configurable global hotkey (default Ctrl+Space), and adaptive dual-engine recognition. Installation requires Node ^22.19.0 or higher.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Offering Chinese Directory and One-Click Start/Stop for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a client-side plugin for DSH designed to address issues such as the built-in plugin list displaying only English module names, which are difficult to recognize, and the risk of accidental changes when manually editing configuration files. This plugin provides a graphical management interface for the DSH web client, with core features including: offering Chinese names, usage descriptions, and category directories for plugins; supporting one-click enable/disable of plugins, with hot-reloading effective in approximately 1 second by writing to `cordis.patch.yml`; allowing editing of plugin notes within the UI and saving them to a local JSON file, with support for restoring defaults; incorporating safety mechanisms that lock critical system lines and mark special expression lines; and providing search and filtering functions based on name, description, and category. This plugin is licensed under MIT, requires no complex configuration, and can be used by restarting DSH after installation. It does not access the network and only interacts with
Read Moredsh-prompt-optimize: Prompt Optimization, Personalized Instructions, and Usage Cards for DSH Web
`dsh-prompt-optimize` is a DSH web plugin designed to address the issues of scattered functionalities in draft rewriting, long-term preference settings, long conversation navigation, and API usage viewing. The plugin offers four core features: firstly, prompt optimization, which utilizes the DeepSeek model to rewrite drafts with a preview-before-apply option; secondly, personalized custom instructions, allowing users to set and persistently save long-term preferences; thirdly, user question anchors, enabling quick navigation and scrolling to specific user messages in long conversations via anchors on the right side or top; and fourthly, a DeepSeek API floating usage card, which displays real-time spending and balance for the current key over today, yesterday, and the last seven days, with data calculated in GMT+8. The plugin is licensed under MIT, requires the DSH environment to operate, and supports installation and uninstallation via the `dsh plugin` command.
Read Moredsh-plugin-tavily: Tavily Web Search Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-plugin-tavily is a web search plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to replace the default search engine via the Tavily service to address issues such as fragmented configuration and inconvenient verification. This plugin registers a `tavily` provider with the `ctx.web` seam, supporting dual configuration modes through the WebUI settings card and `cordis.patch.yml`, with the latter having the highest priority. Core features include comprehensive Tavily search parameter customization, multiple preset scenarios, connectivity testing, and usage monitoring. For data extraction, it offers optional providers based on Tavily Extract and Firecrawl. Engineering capabilities cover persistent caching, 429 retry mechanisms, and rate limiting.
Read Moredsh-plugin-store: Install and manage dsh-plugin ecosystem plugins within the DSH plugin page
dsh-plugin-store is the plugin store for DeepSeek Harness, designed to centralize the management of DSH plugins that are scattered across GitHub. Integrated into the "Settings → Plugins" page of DSH, this tool offers features for browsing plugins, real-time searching, multidimensional filtering (such as by category, tag, and author), and sorting. Its core capabilities include one-click installation, uninstallation, and update detection. It supports automatically handling dependencies and writing them to the profile bundle via `pnpm add`, while also allowing manual installation of packages or subdirectories with specific formats. Installation, uninstallation, and update operations only modify the configuration, requiring a restart of DSH to take effect. The tool supports configuring a `GITHUB_TOKEN` to enhance API rate limits and performs update detection based on the `pushed_at` field. It is suitable for users who need to frequently manage plugins.
Read Moredsh-prompt-rail: Vertical Prompt Quick-Jump Bar for DSH Web Sessions
`dsh-prompt-rail` is an MIT-licensed plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web session view, designed to address the difficulty of locating ordinary user prompts in long conversations. This plugin adds a vertical quick-jump bar beside the sidebar, displaying each loaded ordinary user prompt as an individual marker. It supports hover preview and click-to-scroll navigation while filtering out non-user messages such as assistant and tool messages, thereby improving search efficiency. To install, place the plugin directory in the `plugins` folder within the Harness root directory. Windows users can use a batch script for one-click installation and restart, while macOS/Linux users need to run the Node installation script and start the Web service. In the development environment, it is recommended to work in a parallel checkout.
Read Moredsh-llm-oauth: Adding Subscription-Based LLM Login to DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-llm-oauth` is a standalone OAuth plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to allow users to access LLMs through existing subscriptions (such as Grok, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT/Codex, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Kimi for Coding) without needing to maintain API Keys. The plugin does not modify the Harness repository, reuses the `@earendil-works/pi-ai` model directory, and manages credentials via `CredentialStore` to enable automatic token refresh. Users can access the plugin through the command line or the Web UI's `Settings → OAuth / Subscr` interface.
Read Moredsh-token-monitor: DSH Sidebar Token Usage Plugin
`zhangzheng25/dsh-token-monitor` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to provide intuitive token usage monitoring. It adheres to the DSH "everything is a plugin" philosophy, displaying a "Today's Usage" card at the bottom of the sidebar. Clicking it opens a statistics window showing token totals for today, the last 7 days, and the last 30 days, along with stacked usage charts by model, model rankings, and session statistics. The plugin auto-refreshes every 30 seconds, supports idempotent historical backfill to include pre-installation usage in statistics, and persists data bucketed by day for 181 days. Installation requires Node.js >=20 and can be done via the `dsh plugin add` command from GitHub or a local directory, with the plugin taking effect after restarting DSH. The project采
Read MoreDSH History Tree Plugin: Adding Conversation Round Timeline Matrix to DSH Web
DSH History Tree is a plugin designed for the DSH Web interface, aiming to address the issue of lengthy message lists in multi-turn Q&A conversations that make it difficult to navigate back. It provides a vertically centered timeline grid on the left side of the interface, generating scales based on actual user prompts. It supports scrolling via the mouse wheel and adaptive height limits. When a user hovers over a scale, a frosted glass-style floating card appears, displaying the prompt, the model's final response, along with metadata such as time and tokens, while filtering out the tool execution process. Clicking on a scale smoothly scrolls the view to the corresponding conversation, and automatically loads earlier history when hovering near the top or reaching the top. This plugin can be installed into a Web Profile via the DSH CLI, npm/pnpm, or a local link, and becomes usable once the DSH Web service is started. It is suitable for developers who need to quickly locate historical conversation turns, verify response content, and check metadata. During installation, attention should be given to permission reviews and configuration settings.
Read Moredsh-lark-meeting-notifier: View and remind Lark meetings in the DSH workspace
dsh-lark-meeting-notifier is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the issue of users easily missing Lark meetings while working in the DSH workspace. The plugin displays a floating box on the right side of the workspace, listing today's remaining meetings along with their meeting room names. It uses a multi-alarm mechanism to trigger flashing reminders as meetings approach, with colors changing based on urgency. Users can click on an entry to dismiss the reminder or permanently remove the local reminder. It also supports viewing tomorrow's meetings, and all operations only affect local reminders without modifying the original data in the Lark calendar. Before installation, ensure that `lark-cli` has been authorized for user-level calendar read access, and configure the `danger-full-access` sandbox policy when executing within the Host. The plugin offers configurable options, including advance reminder times and automatic stop functionality.
Read Moredsh-encrypt: DSH Credential Encryption Plugin
dsh-encrypt is a DSH credential encryption plugin maintained by yauntyour (MIT license, current version 0.1.0-rc.12), designed to convert local plaintext credential files in-place into password-protected ciphertext while preserving the original file paths. The plugin employs a dual-form single-file mechanism: without a password, it remains as plaintext YAML, and once encrypted, it is replaced with AES-256-GCM ciphertext, with the key derived via Argon2id and integrity verified using SHA3-256. Core features include: password digest computation on the browser side to protect privacy, an exponential backoff mechanism to prevent brute-force attacks on unlock failure, automatic redaction of credentials in HTTP responses, and strict security restrictions allowing only localhost loopback connections. The plugin supports passwordless tickets, hot reloading, atomic writes, and memory cleanup to ensure sensitive data does not persist in logs or...
Read Moredsh-ears: Open Source Voice Input Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-ears` is an open-source voice input plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) (v0.2.1, MIT license), designed to enhance the text input experience in the Web UI through speech recognition and optional text polishing. This plugin supports multiple recognition backends, including Web Speech, local Whisper, Groq, Deepgram, Alibaba Cloud Bailian, Tencent Cloud, Xiaomi MiMo, SiliconFlow, and custom OpenAI-compatible interfaces. Its core workflow converts voice input into an editable draft, with the polishing feature enabled by default to refine text, but it does not automatically send messages, ensuring users retain full control. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.0-rc.6 to 0.1.1-rc.2 and Node.js ^22.19.0 or >=24.
Read Moredsh-compact-activity: Making DSH Process Recording More Compact
`dsh-compact-activity` is a plugin for DSH designed to optimize the display of continuous thinking and tool calls in the web interface. This plugin collapses such process information into a single-line item that is collapsed by default, allowing users to expand it at any time to view details while ensuring the model's final output remains clearly visible. It displays the execution status, count, and summary of the last activity in real time, and can identify non-zero exit codes or termination signals from terminal tools like PWSH and Bash, counting failed steps separately. If the final step fails or is interrupted, it shows "Execution Error"; if completed normally, it displays "Completed". The status text follows the language settings of DSH and supports both Chinese and English. The plugin only adjusts the interface display without modifying the model context, logs, or tool execution. Installation is applicable to DSH Desktop 2.0.3 or standard CLI/Web environments (requires pnpm).
Read Moredsh-ssh: SSH Remote Execution Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-ssh is the SSH remote execution plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), developed based on the ssh2 library. It executes functions such as Bash, file operations, PTY terminals, and LSP on remote hosts through a single SSH connection, while only the DSH process is retained locally. This plugin supports multi-hop ProxyJump chains, SFTP uploads and downloads, and complete authentication. Core configuration requires specifying the host, username, and absolute path cwd in cordis.yml, with the option to add a jump array for jump host configurations. Users can also individually mount SSH, subprocess, or file system providers. When using it on the web, the default directory selector needs to be disabled, and dsh-ssh-related components should be inserted, with placeholders obtained via RPC.
Read Moredsh-archived-chats: DSH's Local Archived Session Hub
dsh-archived-chats is a local-first session management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the difficulty of retrieving and managing archived sessions. Maintained by Ultronen and licensed under MIT, its core features include browsing archived sessions by workspace, full-text search for messages and tool results, native preview of various file formats, viewing and restoring historical versions, import/export of JSON/Markdown backups, a recoverable recycle bin mechanism, and storage retention policies. It is ideal for users who frequently need to look up historical tool outputs, code, or JSON data, and require high data security and reversibility of deletions. Installation requires only running the `dsh plugin` command and restarting DSH, with all data stored locally.
Read Moredsh-billing: Displaying Account Balance and Session Costs in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-billing` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to display the DeepSeek account balance and current session costs (in CNY) in real-time within the Web UI. It addresses the inconvenience of manually checking bills during conversations, offering three query interfaces: a persistent dual-capsule display at the session header, slash commands (`/balance`, `/cost`), and a model tool (`deepseek_billing`). Key features include instant data refresh upon clicking the capsule, hover-to-view details for recharges, bonuses, USD conversions, and token/cost breakdowns by model. The plugin utilizes event-driven refresh with zero requests when idle and supports automatic synchronization of the latest official pricing (including peak/off-peak rates) every 12 hours. Users can configure pricing via `config.pricing` and `config.`
Read Moredsh-tensorlake-sandbox: Moving DeepSeek Harness Execution into Tensorlake Sandbox
`@tensorlakeai/dsh-sandbox` is the MIT-licensed sandbox execution plugin provided by Tensorlake for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). It relocates dsh's file, subprocess, Bash, terminal, and LSP operations into ephemeral Tensorlake micro-VMs to achieve isolation from the host environment. The plugin is installed as a dsh bundle, requiring no modifications to the Harness core, and supports automatic sandbox creation upon profile startup and termination upon exit. It ensures security by validating working directory permissions, providing managed image support, and strictly isolating sensitive credentials such as API keys. Users need to have a Node.js 22.19+ environment and configure the corresponding keys, accessing the plugin via `dsh plugin install @tensorlakeai/dsh-sandbox`.
Read Moresuperfly/sprites-deepseek-plugin: Using Sprites for Environment Isolation in DeepSeek Harness
`superfly/sprites-deepseek-plugin` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to integrate isolated and persistent Linux environments (Sprites) into DSH, addressing issues of dependency pollution and state chaos that arise from performing builds, tests, and long-running services directly in the host environment. This plugin exposes `mcp__sprites__*` tools via the MCP mechanism, supporting operations such as creating/listing Sprites, creating checkpoints, running test suites, starting web services, and obtaining URLs. It requires Node.js 20.19+ and DSH developer preview to run, and first-time use necessitates browser OAuth 2 via `mcp-remote`.
Read Moredsh-weather: Weather Query Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-weather is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by sunshine-lang. Built on the free Open-Meteo data source, it provides weather query capabilities for agents without requiring an API key or registration. The plugin offers a `get_weather` tool that supports querying real-time weather (temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, wind speed) for any location, as well as multi-day forecasts for up to 7 days, with the option to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit units. Installation is performed by running the `dsh plugin add` command under the web profile. Users can trigger queries via natural language input in the web UI, with default configurations including a 10-second timeout and Celsius units. Local development requires Node.js version 22 or higher.
Read Moredsh-pdf: Reading PDF Text, Metadata, and Page Ranges Locally in DeepSeek Harness
`sunshine-lang/dsh-pdf` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin licensed under MIT, designed to locally parse PDF files. It leverages PDF.js to extract text, metadata (such as title and total page count), and content from specified page ranges in an offline environment, without requiring an API key or network connection. Its core functionality includes the `pdf_read` tool, which supports text extraction page by page with page number annotations and allows flexible selection of page ranges via formats like `"1-3,5"` or `"all"`. To ensure security and efficiency, the plugin incorporates built-in limits for file byte size (default: 20 MiB), maximum pages per parse (default: 500 pages), and maximum characters per invocation (default: 12,000 characters), triggering an error when these limits are exceeded.
Read Moredsh-ros2: ROS2 Debugging and Robot State Visual Analysis Plugin for DSH
dsh-ros2 is a plugin of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by StvLi, designed to provide a hierarchical permission-based debugging toolset and robotic state visual analysis capabilities for ROS2 development. The plugin divides functionalities into four levels from L1 to L4: L1 is for read-only diagnostics, covering nodes, topics, TF trees, and system health checks; L2 involves approval-gated write operations, including colcon builds, rosdep installations, parameter settings, and safe state management, adopting a "reject-is-fail" mechanism; L3 supports RViz2 lifecycle management, screenshots, and multimodal visual descriptions; L4 provides real-time visual analysis in headless environments, relying on Python rclpy and a VLM gateway. The plugin incorporates four skills: diagnostics, visual analysis, registration, and retrieval, and integrates real-time safety mechanisms.
Read Moredsh-balance-plugin: View DeepSeek Balance and Token Usage in DSH Web Sidebar
dsh-balance-plugin is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the inconvenience of querying DeepSeek API balance and token usage. This plugin adds a balance viewing feature at the bottom of the DSH Web sidebar, supporting switches between "Today" (Beijing time) and "All History," and strictly limits data statistics to the `deepseek-official` provider only, avoiding interference from other vendors' API calls. Core features include automatically reusing local credentials to call the official interface for displaying balance, and reading local session logs to aggregate token usage by uncached input, cached reads, output, and model call counts. The plugin adapts to both light and dark themes, implemented via injecting a button and a floating panel at the bottom of the sidebar. The installation process is straightforward.
Read Moredsh-blue-whale: DeepSeek Chat-style Blue Whale Theme for DSH Web Client
`dsh-blue-whale` is a MIT-licensed DSH appearance plugin maintained by starslittle, specifically designed for the web-based DeepSeek Chat interface to provide a blue skin. It uniformly applies the blue color `#4D6BFE` to brand elements such as the wordmark, icons, and primary buttons, without altering the layout, density, or built-in light/dark/system-follow settings. After installation, it is enabled by default and can be controlled via the toggle in `Settings > General > Blue Whale`; disabling or uninstalling it restores the original color scheme. This plugin is suitable for users who wish to adjust only the visual colors without affecting other UI logic. Please note that the plugin operates with the current process's permissions; it is recommended to review the source code and dependencies before installation.
Read Moredsh-background: Custom DSH WebUI Background Plugin
`@starryhui/dsh-background` is a custom background plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, licensed under MIT. This plugin allows users to connect a local image folder to the background settings through the "Settings → Background" interface without modifying the frontend code. Core features include support for scanning image galleries in multiple formats, free dragging and cropping of frames, real-time adjustment of transparency/blur/scale and position, three display modes, and cross-fading slideshow of multiple images. All configurations take effect immediately and are persistently stored in the `background` namespace of `settings.yaml`, remaining intact after restarts. There are two main installation methods: one is using the `dsh plugin --profile web add` command via npm.
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