dsh-scrape-webpage: Web Scraping and Statistical Analysis Plugin
`dsh-scrape-webpage` is a Host-only, zero-dependency, MIT-licensed plugin within the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to automate webpage content scraping and lightweight analysis. The plugin supports HTTP/HTTPS protocols and can extract titles, descriptions, body text, H1-H6 structures, and links (up to 100), along with outputting statistical information such as character count, reading time, language tendencies, and the top 30 high-frequency keywords. Its core advantage lies in the integration of image downloading and image recognition extension features. The plugin can download up to six page content images to the local environment and supports connecting independent image recognition plugins through the `scrape.imageAnalyzer` service interface, enabling the附加 output of visual analysis results for images. In terms of security, it runs by default within a sandbox environment, and if HTTPS encounters issues...
Read Moredsh-memory-system: A Local Markdown Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-memory-system is the local memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to resolve cross-session context loss. It operates without the need for databases or vector services, storing memory data in Markdown format locally (default path `~/.dsh-memory/`) with Obsidian compatibility. Core capabilities include: injecting a hot memory package of no more than 14KB at startup to enable the Agent to quickly resume work with context; providing cold-layer recall based on Chinese Bigram BM25, with output limited to 4.2KB and accompanied by tracking information; defaulting write operations to dry-run mode, requiring user confirmation before committing to disk via mechanisms such as lease locks and SHA-256 checksums to ensure recoverability; and governance functions that perform read-only scans for duplicates, conflicts, and expired data, with upgrades or deletions requiring manual confirmation.
Read Moredsh-webui-auth: Adding Persistent Login Access Control to DSH WebUI
dsh-webui-auth is the authentication plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, licensed under MIT and with zero dependencies. This plugin wraps core routes at runtime, providing four layers of protection for WebUI resources, API endpoints, and WebSocket connections without modifying the DSH source code, forcing unauthenticated users to log in. Its core features include: storing passwords with scrypt hashing, session persistence in sessions.jsonl maintained by HttpOnly cookies; implementing login rate limiting (5 attempts per minute per IP) and security header configuration; recording pseudonymized audit logs; supporting Setup Token initialization on first startup. Passwords can be reset by deleting the credential file if forgotten. Installation is done via npm.
Read Moredsh-feishu: Integrating Feishu Robot with DeepSeek Harness
`xmanrui/dsh-feishu` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to enable existing Harness sessions to initiate and continue conversations directly through Feishu, eliminating the need to maintain a separate bridging service. This plugin runs within the host process of `dsh web`, supporting the creation and management of multiple Feishu bots via QR code scanning within the Harness settings. Each bot maintains independent credentials, long connections, authorized users, session mappings, and message deduplication states, ensuring that disconnection or removal of one bot does not affect others. Core features include automatic authorization of the first user via QR code scanning, native streaming card output through Feishu CardKit (with fallback to plain text on failure), persistent multi-turn context mapping, and default use of the Harness `standard` agent preset. In terms of security, the App...
Read Moredsh-opencode-zen: Integrating Free Models from OpenCode Zen into DeepSeek Harness
dsh-opencode-zen is a DSH plugin maintained by xiaozhe7772222, designed to integrate the free-tier models of OpenCode Zen into the dsh web model selector with zero configuration and zero cost. This plugin exposes an opencode provider, supporting six free models including DeepSeek V4 Flash, Xiaomi MiMo, and Tencent Hunyuan, allowing users to use them directly without registration or providing an API key. Core features include built-in 429/5xx automatic backoff and request throttling for quota management, support for streaming, tool calls, and reasoning content passthrough, with the ability to optimize output by setting reasoning effort levels. The plugin can be used with ds
Read Moredsh-backup: Backup, Restore, and Verify for DeepSeek Harness's `~/.dsh`
dsh-backup is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by xiaoyuyu6420, designed to back up and restore user data under `~/.dsh`. It supports macOS, Linux, and Windows 10+, requiring DSH version 0.1.1-rc.2 or a compatible version. Key features include manual backups via the `/backup` command, scheduled automatic backups, SHA256 checksum generation for integrity verification, a rotation policy that retains the last 7 backups by default, and credential obfuscation (with plaintext stored locally only). Additionally, it offers a `--dry-run` preview before restoration, automatic rollback on failure, GitHub sync pull, cross-machine restore dependency synchronization, and a graphical settings panel. In scenarios where DSH fails to start,
Read Morecodex-plugin-dsh: Using Native Codex as a Local Provider in DeepSeek Harness
`codex-plugin-dsh` is an MIT-licensed plugin maintained by wingoo, designed to integrate the locally logged-in Codex as a local model provider into DeepSeek Harness (DSH). This plugin eliminates the need for configuring an OpenAI API Key when using Codex within DSH while preserving DSH's native session, plugin, and tool management capabilities. After installation and restart, users can select `Codex App Server (local)` from the model selector. The plugin supports image input and writes back Codex's native image generation results. For security, the plugin enforces the App Server to use a read-only sandbox and a deny-by-default approval mode, disabling Codex
Read Moredsh-niulai-pet: A desktop pet that yells "Mom~~~" upon task completion in the dsh web corner
`dsh-niulai-pet` is a desktop pet plugin specifically developed for dsh web, aiming to transform Agent task completion feedback into visual and interactive lightweight objects. Running in the corner of the interface, this plugin supports providing feedback through sounds, bubbles, and animations upon task completion, and features configurable multiple desktop pets, 9 built-in skins, and custom character pack import functionality. Its core features include voice wake-up technology, supporting model recognition based on sherpa-onnx and MFCC+DTW template matching, allowing users to control looped shouts via voice commands. The plugin offers rich daily interactions, such as idle animations, runtime timer bubbles, drag position memory, and physical collisions. For configuration, in dsh rc.7+ versions, it can be persisted to `settings.yaml` through a settings card, while older versions fall back to `localsettings.yaml`.
Read Moredsh-mmx-bridge: Enabling DSH Access to MiniMax Multimodal Capabilities
The dsh-mmx-bridge is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) MIT-licensed plugin maintained by welsione, designed to integrate MiniMax's multimodal capabilities into DSH agent workflows via the mmx_bridge tool. This plugin supports image understanding and generation, video creation, voice synthesis, music generation and cover production, online search, and quota queries. Users can issue direct commands in dialogue or drag and drop images for automatic recognition, with the recognition results featuring an embedded caching mechanism (stored in plaintext) for consistent queries on the same image. The plugin requires DSH version 0.1.0-rc.7 or higher and a logged-in mmx-cli environment. It can be installed via the `dsh plugin` command and takes effect after a restart. Generated artifacts are saved by default to `/tmp/mmx-out/` and are processed via the `/mmx` endpoint.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Email Plugin dsh-email
dsh-email is a community email tool plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), implemented in pure Node.js and supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux. This plugin addresses the issue of agents being unable to directly operate email accounts, offering features such as checking inboxes, reading emails, searching emails, sending emails on behalf of users, and downloading attachments. It comes with eight preset email service providers, including QQ, 163, and Gmail, and supports multi-account configuration. Users can install it via the `dsh plugin` command and then configure the email address and authorization code in the web settings page or YAML file. After configuration, agents can call tools like `email_list`, `email_read`, and `email_search` to handle email tasks, with sending emails enabled by default.
Read Moredsh-codex-port: Porting Codex Plugin Skills to DSH and Agent Skills Directory
`dsh-codex-port` is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to resolve compatibility issues arising from inconsistent frontmatter fields, mixed proprietary files, and same-name overwrites when migrating Codex CLI skills to DSH or other tools supporting the Agent Skills format. The plugin primarily provides three core functionalities: scanning plugins and skills in the local `~/.codex` directory, batch-migrating skills with automatic frontmatter format conversion (such as preserving multi-line descriptions, removing Codex-specific files, and sanitizing invalid characters), and comparing migration status between source and target directories. Regarding safety and idempotency, the plugin solely performs file system operations, relies on Node.js 22+ and a YAML parsing library, and defaults to a skip strategy.
Read More@springbrand/dsh-plugin-marketplace: DSH Visual Plugin Marketplace
`@springbrand/dsh-plugin-marketplace` is a visual plugin marketplace specifically developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the challenges of managing plugins across multiple profiles in a fragmented and inconvenient manner via the command line. Integrated into the DSH Web settings, this plugin offers a graphical interface for browsing, searching, installing, updating, and removing plugins from a directory. It supports searches by name, author, description, or npm package name, and covers Web, Headless, and other local profiles. Additionally, it features an "Installed" view that displays all installed dependencies, including those from the directory and external sources. Installation requires Node.js version 22.19 or higher, and the plugin is added and activated using the `dsh plugin` command.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness QQBot Plugin: Integrating QQ Bot into Persistent Harness Sessions
This article introduces the open-source plugin `sliverp/DeepSeek-harness-qqbot`, designed to address the lack of a ready-to-run QQ plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) channel. Based on the official QQ Bot Gateway client, this plugin integrates QQ C2C and group chat into a persistent Harness agent. Core features include: support for bidirectional transmission of text, images, and files, with file sending restricted to within the workspace and a maximum size of 100 MiB; session management capabilities, allowing users to switch or reset sessions via commands; a strict approval mechanism that enables the initiating user to approve or reject requests with a single button click, supporting automatic rejection on timeout and fallback channels; and integration with the DSH credential service for secure credential parsing and access policy configuration.
Read Moredsh-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.
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