hanai-investment-dsh: A Local-First A-Share Research Workbench Powered by DeepSeek Harness
`hanai-investment-dsh` is a local-first A-share research workbench plugin built on DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It integrates market panorama, custom stock groups, individual stock K-line analysis, valuation display, expert dialogues, and research report generation, aiming to provide a complete research loop from observation, discussion, to verification. Core features include monitoring six major indices and sector heatmaps, customizable stock watchlists, forward-adjusted K-lines with turning point markers, five-dimensional valuation radar, open dialogues among five experts (including an AI-simulated perspective), and Agent-based retrieval verification to generate archivable Markdown research reports. This tool emphasizes evidence chains and context, clearly distinguishing between price-volume hints and trading signals. All backtest data serves solely as historical retrospective evidence, with no promises of returns. It is designed for developers and investors conducting systematic A-share research within the DSH environment.
Read Moredeepseek-harness-tui: Adding a Terminal-Native Dialog Interface for DSH
DeepSeek-harness-tui is a MIT-licensed community plugin built on Ink, designed to provide a native terminal interactive chat interface for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). As a thin UI plugin of approximately 800 lines, it is independent of DeepSeek and TokenDance, routing models to the TokenDance gateway via cordis.patch.yml. Core features include bottom-anchored live transcription, tool call status folding and output truncation, background color adaptation based on OSC 11, Thinking process folding (Ctrl+T), Esc interruption of operations, and Markdown rendering supporting CJK/Emoji widths. Installation requires Node.j
Read Moredsh-grafana: Editing Grafana Dashboards in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-grafana is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to simplify the Grafana dashboard maintenance process. It allows users to modify dashboard JSON through conversation, replacing traditional manual web editing, and integrates fetching, querying, configuring, and pushing operations into DSH's approval and credential management. Core functionalities include retrieving dashboards via URL or UID, generating structural summaries, searching panels, querying real-time data, creating copies, and editing queries, thresholds, and layouts. The plugin supports concurrent edit detection before writing, enforces user approval, and automatically preserves folder information. Installation requires Node.js 20.11+ and DSH 0.1.0-rc.6, with compatibility for Grafana 10/11's legacy API.
Read Moredsh-web-remote: Mobile and External Network Remote Access Plugin for DSH
dsh-web-remote is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by godchen520, designed to address remote access and control issues for the local DSH Web on mobile devices, external networks, and social media applications. Its core features include: leveraging Cloudflare Quick Tunnel for public network access without configuration or a public IP; supporting direct LAN HTTP/HTTPS connections with automatically generated self-signed certificates; enhancing security through random tokens and HttpOnly cookies. Additionally, it supports custom public network links (such as ngrok) and LAN ports, and accelerates large history loading via reverse proxy gzip compression. The plugin deeply integrates with WeChat and Feishu bots, allowing users to engage in AI conversations, session control, and module management through commands.
Read Moredsh-opencode-go-quota: Display OpenCode Go Quota Beside the DSH Web Input Box
`dsh-opencode-go-quota` is a DSH web plugin designed to address the issues of scattered OpenCode Go quotas, lack of intuitive monitoring, and delayed quota warnings during agent requests. Its core functionalities include displaying a dynamic progress ring next to the chat input box, which shows real-time quota remaining for 5-hour, weekly, and monthly periods. The ring's color changes based on urgency, supports clicking to switch windows and automatic refresh. When the quota reaches a threshold, the plugin injects a one-time reminder into the system prompt as the agent enters a new tier, avoiding repetitive disruptions. The plugin retrieves keys by reading the local `auth.json` or environment variables, calls official APIs to fetch data, and offers multiple configuration options to customize warning thresholds and caching durations. Installation is straightforward, supporting additions via GitHub or local paths.
Read Moredsh-overleaf: DSH Plugin for Connecting Multiple Overleaf Projects via OverleafMCP
dsh-overleaf is an MIT-licensed DSH bundle maintained by fly233338, designed to address the needs of intelligent agents in efficiently handling Overleaf LaTeX projects. This plugin integrates multiple Overleaf projects into DSH via @fly233338/overleaf-mcp, leveraging the host's MCP Client to enable models to invoke tools for file reading, section browsing, and content modification. Changes are then written back to the project via Git, eliminating the lengthy workflow issues associated with traditional browser operations or manual copying. The runtime requires DSH 0.1.0-rc.5 or a compatible version and Node.js 22.19.0 or later. After installation, users must enter their Overleaf Git token and project details in the configuration file.
Read MoreDSH Studio: Local Development Workbench for DeepSeek Harness
DSH Studio is a local development workbench designed for DeepSeek Harness, aiming to address the issue of scattered sessions, terminals, files, and Git changes. It organizes context through a three-tier structure of "project-worktree-session," integrating project-level terminals, file browsing, Git Review, and plugin management into a unified platform. Supporting both Desktop and Web entry points, it shares the same runtime and data boundary. Core features include a multi-project workspace, an all-in-one tool area, partitioned Git review, and intelligent commit message generation. Installation is convenient: the Web version can run simply by unzipping, with a default listen address of 127.0.0.1:3080. Desktop and Web versions by default share the `~/.dsh-studio` directory for storing configuration and state, with the option to customize the data path or switch to other directories via environment variables.
Read Moredafy-whale-theme: A blue plump whale theme plugin for the DeepSeek Harness web frontend
`dafy-whale-theme` is a community theme plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web frontend, maintained by DViridescent and licensed under MIT. This plugin transforms the `dsh web` interface into a "blue whale" visual style, featuring core functionalities such as ocean blue light/dark dual themes, dynamic bubbles and fish schools, "Daily Fish Sayings" above the input box, an interactive DeepSeek girl mascot in the bottom right corner, and brand icon replacement in the top left corner. It also supports narrow sidebar adaptation. Installation requires pnpm and can be completed via the official CLI with the command `dsh plugin --profile web add github:DViridescent/dafy-whale-theme`. After installation, the service needs to be restarted.
Read More@dpskh/a2a: Agent2Agent Real-Time Mesh Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
@dpskh/a2a is an Agent2Agent real-time collaboration plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to simplify the discovery, communication, and history querying of multiple agents within a single project. This plugin integrates Hub and Mesh Client functionalities: the Hub provides a project registry, immutable message history, and WebSocket support, featuring idempotent message handling and a 4 MiB attachment budget; the Mesh Client maintains WebSocket connections for online agents and serially injects messages. The plugin offers model tools such as `a2a_peers`, `a2a_message`, and `a2a_history`, along with command-line interfaces like `/a2a connect` and `/a2a status`, supporting...
Read Moredsh-board: Usage and Cost Panel for DeepSeek Harness Sidebar
dsh-board is a MIT-licensed open-source DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by dfkai, designed to address the fragmented usage, context, and cost tracking issues in Web GUI agents. The plugin integrates a sidebar panel in the bottom-left corner of the interface, providing cost estimates based on official pricing (including peak/off-peak rates), analysis of 1M context utilization, visual charts (such as token trends and daily heatmaps), and a "Word Merit" tier and achievement system. It supports light and dark themes, bilingual Chinese-English interface, and zero-decoration animations. All data is sourced directly from the local DSH public API without initiating any third-party requests. Users can install and enable it by running the `dsh plugin add` command followed by a process restart, or configure conditional toggles through configuration files. Note that the panel displays estimated values rather than billing proof, with actual charges subject to the platform's billing records.
Read MoreDSKIN: A Bottom Pixel Cat Skin Plugin for DSH Web
DSKIN is a cartoon pixel skin plugin developed by dancingmemory for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), licensed under MIT. It is not a browser extension but runs exclusively within the DSH web application page, aiming to provide a lightweight interactive experience for tool-oriented interfaces without altering the original layout. The core functionality includes adding 1 to 4 interactive pixel cats at the bottom of the screen, supporting animations such as walking, blinking, jumping on click, hovering to emit hearts, and dragging to hang upside down. Users can adjust the number of cats via the panel in the bottom-right corner and independently change the breed for each cat. Installation requires a locally running DSH CLI; add the plugin using the command `dsh plugin --profile web add github:dancingmemory/dskin` and then restart the application.
Read MoreDSH Landscape: Pre-check for Read-only Capabilities of DeepSeek Harness
`cyanseek/dsh-landscape` is a read-only capability pre-check tool specifically designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to address the pain points developers face when adding or developing plugins, such as the lack of a unified pre-check entry point and the need for manual comparisons between codebases and runtime behaviors. By accepting natural language change requests as input, this tool outputs fact-based decision recommendations (such as whether to use, install, build, or wait) based on the current environment, ecosystem evidence, and constraints, while clearly indicating the safest next step. Its core features include: strictly read-only, never performing any modification operations like installation, upgrade, or configuration changes; zero-cost configuration, requiring no API keys or accounts; and structured results, providing `decision`, `nextAction`, `risks`, and `doNotBuild`/`buildOnly` recommendations.
Read Morecharrywhite/dsh-sticky-notes: Sticky Notes Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
charrywhite/dsh-sticky-notes is a sticky note plugin running within the DeepSeek Harness web interface, licensed under MIT with no third-party runtime dependencies. This plugin is designed to help users record temporary to-do items, requirements, and image materials during the agent development process, while also supporting AI model collaboration. Core features include draggable sticky notes, text to-do management (supporting check-off, editing, deletion), image sticky notes, customizable titles, and 9 skins. Data is instantly saved to the host at ~/.dsh/sticky-notes.json. Regarding AI interaction, the plugin registers two tools: sticky_notes_read and sticky_notes_add, allowing the model to read content or create/append entries, but prohibits modifying or deleting existing ones.
Read MoreDSH Skin Plugin: Adding Built-in and Custom Theming to Web Interfaces
dsh-client-ui-skins is a pure client-side skinning plugin designed exclusively for the DSH Web interface, licensed under MIT. It can be installed without modifying the DSH source code and ensures a complete restoration of the native appearance upon uninstallation. The plugin comes with four built-in skins, including Deep Sea Blue and Cherry Blossom Pink, and supports importing local PNG, JPG, WebP images or MP4, WebM videos as dynamic backgrounds. The system automatically extracts color schemes from the first frame of the media to adapt the interface. Additionally, the plugin integrates a background mask slider, an input field opacity slider, and a body enhancement toggle, helping users optimize text contrast and reading experience on complex backgrounds. All media files are stored locally in localStorage or IndexedDB, with no cloud uploads involved. Installation requires pnpm and configuration of the DSH web profile.
Read Moredsh-desktop-safe-market：Review-First, Install-Second DSH Plugin Marketplace
`bruc3van/dsh-desktop-safe-market` is a community plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with a core concept of "review first, install later." It is not an official store but enhances the security of plugin installation by integrating a security review process. Plugins themselves do not have an interface for executing installation. Instead, they fill security review prompts into a new session, allowing the user to confirm and then let the agent read the repository code for review. After the review passes, the official installation command is executed (prioritizing npm, followed by pre-built packages or source code). This mechanism ensures that the review and installation are structurally inseparable. The plugin provides curated plugin sources (daily snapshots based on manual selection), an installed management panel (supporting enable, disable, uninstall, and secure upgrade), and a read-only skill page. The secure upgrade function first confirms the upstream new version.
Read Moredsh-opencodego-usage: OpenCodeGo Plugin for Monitoring Remaining Quotas in DSH Web GUI
dsh-opencodego-usage is a plugin developed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, designed to monitor the remaining quota of OpenCodeGo in real-time. It displays a breathing light (green, yellow, red) at the bottom right corner of the chat input box, changing color based on the remaining quota ratio. Clicking the light expands a liquid glass panel that details usage, remaining proportions, and reset times across three windows: rolling (approximately 5 hours), weekly (about 7 days), and monthly (around 30 days). The plugin supports automatic parsing of API keys from DSH credentials and allows users to manually override the current session key within the panel. Data is automatically refreshed every 2 minutes. It ensures accuracy by calling the official OpenCodeGo quota API via HTTPS. Installation requires Node.js >= 22.19.
Read MoreDSH Wallpaper Plugin: wallpaper-plugin
wallpaper-plugin is a third-party plugin for DSH, designed to unify the management of appearance presets and wallpaper resources. Its core features include the preset wall, resource library, layer compositing, and sharing/import/export functionalities. The preset wall supports one-click switching and in-depth editing, covering tokens, CSS patches, and more. The resource library allows uploading images up to 20MB (with a limit of 100 items), which can be configured as chat backgrounds, setting cards, or sidebar posters, and supports both light and dark modes along with opacity adjustments. Additionally, the plugin supports compositing wallpapers with multiple images or GIF timelines, provides 12 AI-assisted tools for conversational skin customization, and enables complete sharing and restoration of configurations and resources through ZIP packaging. Installation requires executing `dsh plugin --profile <name> add github:Ayase34/wallpaper-`.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Hello Kitty Suite: Themed Skins and Task Completion/Question Alerts
`deepseek-harness-hello-kitty-suite` is a client extension suite designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface, maintained by Angel2518975237 under the MIT license. It consists of two main components: First, the "Sweetheart Workbench Enhanced" Hello Kitty theme skin, which offers both light and dark modes, adding character decorations to the session header, sidebar, and chat area while preserving development semantic colors and supporting responsive layouts. Second, the task completion/question reminder plugin, which displays a pink card and plays a notification sound at the end of each conversation round. If the page is switched away, it sends a system notification (requiring authorization) and can detect whether the assistant's message ends with a question mark to remind the user to respond. For installation, first add the plugin repository using the `dsh plugin` command and
Read Moremodel-usage-plugin: DSH Model Consumption Statistics and Cost Estimation
`model-usage-plugin` is an MIT-licensed plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web environment, aimed at addressing cost reconciliation issues under multi-model invocations. Its core functions include tracking token consumption by model (differentiating cache hits, misses, and writes), counting invocations and failures, and estimating costs based on built-in or custom pricing. It supports default pricing configurations for popular models, allowing users to modify unit prices, currencies, and peak/off-peak pricing periods. The plugin automatically retrieves and caches exchange rates, uniformly displaying costs in a target currency (default is RMB), and also supports querying and prominently displaying the DeepSeek account balance. Users can view details through the "Model Consumption" tab in the settings panel and check "Show only invoked models" to simplify the view. Developed in pure JS with zero build, the plugin integrates seamlessly via the `dsh plugin` system.
Read Moredsh-openai-oauth: Logging into ChatGPT and Utilizing Codex Models within DeepSeek Harness
dsh-openai-oauth is a community plugin maintained by AdonisSheldon (version 0.1.0, MIT license) that enables users to interact with available Codex models through DeepSeek Harness without using an OpenAI API key or the Codex CLI. The plugin connects to ChatGPT accounts via browser-based login (PKCE/Device Code) or a headless login command, provides automatic token refresh, and integrates Codex models into the DSH standard model selector. Credentials are stored locally in the Harness home directory. The plugin requires DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.8, Node.js ^22.19.0 or >=24 to run.
Read Moredsh-llm-verifier: Configurable LLM Verification Plugin for DSH
dsh-llm-verifier is a native DSH plugin designed to introduce an independent review mechanism to address challenges in selecting among multiple candidate solutions, tracking progress in long-running tasks, and validating session outcomes. Based on a configurable judge model, it performs evaluations using explicit tools—verifier_compare, verifier_select, verifier_track, and verifier_current_session—employing an A-T fine-grained scoring scale that is normalized to a 0-1 score. The plugin supports probabilistic expectation scoring, mitigation of position bias, and persistent caching, automatically scheduling the validation process at agent/turn-stopping boundaries. After installation, DSH automatically aligns the configuration, allowing users to set up the provider, model, and concurrency strategies via a web interface, or integrate it as an npm
Read More@eddyskywalker/dsh-chatgpt-subscription: Enable GPT Model Usage in DSH via ChatGPT Subscription
`@eddyskywalker/dsh-chatgpt-subscription` is a plugin for DSH that integrates ChatGPT subscriptions into DSH by registering the `codex-chatgpt` provider. It allows users to access GPT series models using the current host user's ChatGPT OAuth login state, supporting login management, quota viewing, search, image generation, and sub-agent configuration. In terms of security, tokens are encrypted and stored using DPAPI on Windows and with `0600` permissions files on Linux. Tokens do not enter browsers, configurations, or logs, and are only sent to the official OAuth endpoint. The plugin fixes the model interface, supports streaming responses, tool invocation, and multiple shell compatibility, providing including `g
Read Moredsh-file-upload: Adding Upload Button and Drag-and-Drop File Entry to DSH Sessions
dsh-file-upload is a community-developed plugin for the DSH web client, designed to simplify the upload and referencing of local files, images, and directories. The plugin enhances functionality by adding an upload button and supporting drag-and-drop features, archiving files into the DSH attachment library. For eligible images, it sends them to the official attachment rail and reuses the file_id from the DeepSeek Files API; other files are archived to specified directories, with a prefixed path text inserted into the draft. If the current model does not support images, images fall back to being represented as path text. The plugin supports recursive reading of dragged-in folders while preserving the original directory structure, offering settings options such as attachment directory, path prefix, official attachment routing toggle, and clipboard listener. File processing is limited by the DeepSeek API's 64 MB limit.
Read Moredsh-skill-7d-code-reviewer: Adding Templated Code Review to DSH Sessions
`7dgroup-ai/dsh-skill-7d-code-reviewer` is a template-driven code review plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to address issues such as unstable review scope, inconsistent levels, and format inconsistencies caused by ad-hoc prompts. Licensed under MIT, the current version is `0.1.0-rc.5`, and it requires Node 22+ and pnpm 10+ environments. Installation follows GitHub specifications to circumvent build script restrictions. Its core capabilities include: separating review content (SKILL.md) from presentation templates (HTML); executing a five-step process that involves task acceptance, quick scanning, line-by-line review, grading, and report generation; and providing fixes based on three severity levels—Critical, Medium, and Minor.
Read Moredsh-vision: Adding Image Understanding to DeepSeek Harness's Plain-Text DeepSeek
dsh-vision is a DeepSeek Harness plugin developed by 54xee, designed to add image understanding capabilities to the pure text model DeepSeek. It wraps adapters to convert images into text placeholders and backfills the recognition results for model processing. The plugin defaults to using the Doubao Web channel, requiring only a browser login, with no API key needed and zero cost. It also supports multiple access methods, including Reverse Gravity IDE, Gemini API, Cockpit reverse proxy, aicode direct connection, and any IDE CLI. Core features include visual evidence memory, content hash caching, automatic tier upgrades, and four task modes. Installation is simple, configuration is flexible, and it is suitable for developers who wish to add visual capabilities to DSH at a low cost or those who already have relevant IDE/API quotas. Please note that you need to check...
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