dsh-session-health: Read-Only Health Diagnostics for DSH Multi-Frame Zstd Session Files

dsh-session-health is a DSH admin-security plugin maintained by omdsh-dev. It performs frame-level read-only scans on multi-frame zstd session files located under $DSH_HOME/sessions, detecting torn, corrupted, empty sessions, and stray files. The plugin registers the `session_health` tool, which outputs JSON reports and cleanup recommendations. It supports three actions: scan, file, and stats, with an optional deep analysis mode. It can be installed via `dsh plugin add` in DSH 0.1.0-rc.8 and complements the dsh-session-repair-skill. Licensed under MIT.

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DSH Promotion Toolkit: Transforming a Single Piece of Content into Native Distribution Across 17 Platforms

lhmd/dsh-promotion-toolkit is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin that first extracts product stories, README, or articles into core viewpoints, evidence, and original links, then generates differentiated promotional content for 17 platforms including Xiaohongshu, Zhihu, WeChat Official Accounts, Bilibili, X, LinkedIn, and more. It supports DSH profile mounting and CLI invocation, outputs structured JSON, and is licensed under MIT.

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dsh-auto-approve: Adding Auto Permission Level Between Workspace Write and Full Access

dsh-auto-approve inserts an auto permission tier between workspace-write and danger-full-access for DeepSeek Harness. The sandbox boundary is identical to workspace-write, with routine sandbox escalations approved in one go by a classification model; cases hitting a deterministic danger list, where the classifier is uncertain, or due to timeout or malformed responses are still escalated to manual approval. The plugin supports Web, TUI, and Desktop frontends and can be installed via dsh plugin and enabled by activating the Auto tier in Permissions.

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dsh-balance-monitor: View DeepSeek Balance and Today's Spending at the Bottom of the DSH Sidebar

dsh-balance-monitor is a client-side plugin for dsh released by jelly-000, displaying the DeepSeek API account balance, a remaining proportion bar, and the daily expenditure at the bottom of the Web UI sidebar. The server queries the balance through the official API, ensuring the API key is not exposed to the browser; today's expenditure is calculated based on the initial balance of the day. Install using the command `dsh plugin --profile web add`, and after restarting dsh with `dsh --profile web`, the card will appear above the settings button. Licensed under MIT, with no build steps required.

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dsh-web-startup-auth: Securely Exposing the DSH Web Interface on Local Networks

dsh-web-startup-auth is a DSH networking tool plugin maintained by GDWhisper. It replaces the original web launcher, enabling `dsh web --host 0.0.0.0`, and includes login/registration pages along with session protection to ensure that API and RPC require valid sessions for remote access. The plugin takes effect automatically through bundle patches, storing credentials in `~/.dsh/web-auth.json`. It is suitable for sharing the DSH interface on trusted internal networks; for plaintext HTTP scenarios, it is recommended to use it with an HTTPS reverse proxy.

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SGME: Making DSH Remember Everything You've Discussed

SGME (Memory Capture Engine) is a self-hosted memory hub maintained by freehul that captures conversations, distills structured memories, and injects them into agents based on context. The DSH plugin dsh-sgme provides tools such as memory_search, profile injection, and session archiving. This article explains its working principle, two-tier deployment steps (Python service + dsh plugin add), typical usage, and security considerations.

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dsh-firecrawl: Integrating Firecrawl Web Search and Scraping for DeepSeek Harness

@firecrawl/dsh-firecrawl is a DSH networking plugin maintained by the Firecrawl team. It redirects the backend of the built-in web_search and web_fetch tools to the Firecrawl API without introducing new tool names. Compared to the locally disabled web_fetch by default, this plugin leverages the Firecrawl infrastructure to fetch pages, reducing local SSRF risks while supporting JS rendering and anti-scraping measures. It is compatible with @deepseek-ai/dsh@0.1.0-rc.6, requires configuring the FIRECRAWL_API_KEY, and can be used by installing it into the web profile and restarting the Harness.

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dsh-fate-spectrum: Providing Deterministic BaZi and ZiWei Charting for AI Agents

dsh-fate-spectrum is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by EchoUser005, which performs Four Pillars of Destiny and Purple Star Astrology chart calculations locally offline, outputting structured and reproducible destiny chart facts for Agent invocation. It supports dual-chart viewing, candidate charts for unknown hours, and supplementary questioning when information is insufficient. Version v0.1.0 can be installed via `dsh plugin add`. It is suitable for DSH users who require verifiable chart calculations rather than model-inferred Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches.

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creght-dev/skills: Codex and Intelligent Agent Skill Package for the Creght Project

creght-dev/skills is maintained by creght-dev, providing Codex/agent skills for the Creght project. It includes the base platform skill 'creght' and the website replication skill 'site-replica'. It covers CLI workflows, page and component conventions, CMS/form/Auth/Func backends, SEO, and publishing, and supports installation via the skills CLI or DSH bundle. This is suitable for developers building Creght sites in a DSH or Codex environment; please review the source code and confirm the MIT license before installation.

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DSH WorkBuddy Connect: Integrating the WorkBuddy Desktop App Model into DeepSeek Harness

DSH WorkBuddy Connect is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by corrinehu, which reuses the login state of the WorkBuddy desktop app to seamlessly integrate built-in models such as GLM, DeepSeek, and Kimi into DSH with zero configuration. It supports Web, Desktop, and TUI interfaces. This article introduces its features, installation commands, typical usage, macOS verification, known limitations such as unofficial API dependencies, and reminds users to review the source code and MIT license before installation.

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dsh-chat-imagine: Inline Image Generation and Recognition within DSH Chat Window

dsh-chat-imagine is a DSH plugin maintained by community member corrinehu. It enables image generation and inline display in chat windows via API or local CLI (mmx / codex / agy), and can also convert images into structured JSON evidence for any model to recognize. This article introduces its dual-channel image generation, CLI image recognition, installation commands, and typical conversation examples, while explaining the scope of Web profile applicability and limitations of image persistence.

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cleverer-dsh: A Plugin Suite for Enforcing Execution Discipline in DeepSeek Harness

cleverer-dsh is a DSH workflow plugin suite maintained by Classicoke, featuring 11 plugins and 6 built-in skills, with zero external dependencies and an MIT license. Addressing the lack of execution discipline in DSH by default, it provides capabilities such as failure interception, forced reflection, task planning reminders, memory deduplication, experience distillation, file search, and environment checks. It supports one-click installation via `dsh plugin add` or grouped installation through the PowerShell board. The README documents single-sample comparisons showing a reduction in time and token usage, but this has not yet been widely validated. Please review the source code before installation, as plugins run with DSH process permissions.

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dsh-change-review: Track write/edit within DSH sessions and review with diffs

dsh-change-review is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin (v0.3.0, MIT) maintained by cirelir. Designed for the Web profile, it automatically monitors write/edit tool calls within a session, displaying changes in line-level diffs. It supports session isolation, sub-agent aggregation, SSE real-time push, and 12 color customization options. The plugin provides a "Review" tab and a single-round review card at the end of the session, allowing rollback by individual operation or entire file. Installation command: dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-change-review.

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dsh-trajectory-governor: Providing Closed-Loop Agent Trajectory Control for DeepSeek Harness

dsh-trajectory-governor is a DSH workflow plugin maintained by chunsi-w. It manages Task Episodes, validates debts, and enforces benchmark gates and completion gates on real event streams, rather than relying solely on prompt-based agent constraints. It supports Native and Code Mode tool observation, shadow/active modes, and local decision ledgers. This paper introduces its closed-loop mechanism, installation command (npm package @chunsi-m/dsh-trajectory-governor@0.2.0), cordis.patch.yml configuration items, and recommended deployment sequence. It is suitable for long-chain Agent scenarios that require "verification after any change" and "complete benchmarking for performance modifications."

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Vibe Mathematics: Solving and Cross-Validating Mathematical Problems with Multi-Agent in DSH

Vibe Mathematics (dsh-vibe-math v1.4.1) is a DSH workflow plugin maintained by ChongCyrus. A single installation provides four agent presets (v1–v4). Version v2 focuses on JSON data layers and probability-driven scheduling; v3 emphasizes a paper-style Markdown knowledge base, planning agents, and method libraries; and v4 features a resident sub-agent self-organizing experimental architecture. The plugin supports multi-agent cross-validation, checkpoint resumption, human intervention, and per-project isolation, and can be driven using natural language or the `vibe_math_*`/`vibe_v4_*` tools. It is released under the MIT license and has 9 stars on GitHub.

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DSH Mini TUI: The Minimalist Terminal Interface for DeepSeek Harness

DSH Mini TUI (dsh-mini-tui) is a DeepSeek Harness terminal user interface plugin maintained by boxeryao. It retains full Agent and tool capabilities, defaulting to an answer-first layout that hides successful tool outputs while preserving short prompts on failure. It supports /verbose and /tool N for on-demand viewing of the process and offers Windows right-click menu startup. Installation command: dsh plugin --profile tui add dsh-mini-tui@latest, requiring DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and Node.js 22.19+.

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dsh-fail-logger: Embedding Tool Failures into Skills to Reduce Agent Errors Over Time

dsh-fail-logger is a DSH memory-class plugin maintained by Areium. It automatically listens to session/events to capture failure causes from native tools, PTC run_code, and embedded tool calls. After normalization, deduplication, counting, and anonymization, it writes the data to the skill's machine maintenance segment, with the optional injection of three-level preventive prompts. This article introduces its coverage matrix, installation commands, configuration options, smoke verification steps, applicable scenarios, and known limitations.

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dsh-hud: DSH Web Floating Status Panel

dsh-hud is a community HUD plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface: the input bar dashboard button opens a right-side floating panel, centrally displaying Git status and diffs, MCP services, Skills, model and token usage, session statistics, and account balance. Installable via `dsh plugin --profile web`, it is read-only and requires no build, making it suitable for quickly confirming repository and session status within the chat interface.

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dsh-usage-billing: DeepSeek Harness Usage and Consumption Statistics

dsh-usage-billing is a build-free, two-sided plugin for DeepSeek Harness that automatically monitors all LLM/stream calls on the local machine. It segments billing based on pre- and post-2026-08-17 peak and off-peak pricing. The plugin provides a main interface Token card, settings page charts, budget alerts, official balance retrieval, CSV/JSON export, and a usage_billing dynamic tool. It is recommended to install via `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-usage-billing`, with data persisted to `.dsh-usage-billing.json`.

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dsh-github-intelligence: Integrating 201 Read-Only Developer Intelligence Tools for DSH

dsh-github-intelligence is a DSH network tool plugin maintained by zoahdev. The current version, v2.10.0, offers 201 read-only tools, covering 16 developer ecosystems including GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, npm, and PyPI, as well as the DSH registry. It supports repository reports, Issue/PR queries, cross-repository comparisons, authenticated notification inboxes, and repository health audits, with built-in TTL caching to handle API rate limits. Public interfaces require no API key, while an optional GitHub token can be used to increase GitHub rate limits. After installation, simply restart the dsh web to invoke the tools within conversations.

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dsh-skill-manager-ytxue: Managing the Skill Pool in the DSH Settings Sidebar

dsh-skill-manager-ytxue is a DSH Web workflow plugin maintained by YTxue, which provides a Skill management panel in the settings sidebar. It supports dual-list views for enabled directories and pool directories, single/batch folder imports with duplicate name conflict handling, state-driven one-click standard checks and automatic repairs, and distinguishes between system-level and project-level Skills. This article introduces its core functions, installation and mounting steps, and typical usage scenarios.

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Bloom for DSH: Glass + Morandi Theme for DeepSeek Harness

The webkubor/dsh-bloom-theme (@kubor/dsh-bloom-theme) offers 8 OKLCH Morandi color schemes for DeepSeek Harness, featuring light and dark dual themes, frosted glass panels, and a top bar for one-click switching. The dual-track color scheme separates readability and atmosphere, with full site compliance with WCAG AA. This article introduces the installation commands, typical usage, and applicable scenarios, while reminding users that the plugin runs with dsh process permissions and to verify the source code and MIT license before installation.

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Toolshrink: Semantic Compression for Agent Tool Outputs

toolshrink is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by unclecode, designed to address the issue of information loss caused by truncating tool outputs from the beginning and end. It features 13 built-in content-aware reducers (for tests, diffs, JSON, builds, logs, etc.), with a fallback to size-based truncation when no match is found. It also annotates the omitted volume and optionally saves the full original text via spill. Installation is straightforward with a single dsh plugin command, and it can also be used as a Node.js library or a custom cut extension. Licensed under MIT, the current version is 0.1.0.

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Miraculous Standard: DeepSeek V4 Pro/Flash Unified Anchored Presets

Miraculous Standard is an agent preset provided by rinDBeans for DeepSeek Harness, unifying coverage across four combinations of V4 Pro/Flash with the official API and opencode-go. The initial request only exposes a Minimal toolset for trajectory anchoring. After upgrade, it unlocks the Pro resident set or Flash full directory based on the model, coupled with context-gate and epoch management to address compaction and resume anchoring issues. This article compiles installation commands, model configurations, and key items from agent.cordis.yml, while explaining applicable scenarios and known limitations.

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pmp-dsh-tavern: SillyTavern Resource and RP Workflow Compatibility on DSH

PMP-DSH-Tavern (dsh-tavern) is a DSH open-source plugin (v2.0.0, MIT) maintained by Player-MINEPIG. Based on the DSH rc.8 baseline, it offers compatibility for SillyTavern character cards, presets, and world info. By preserving the authority of DSH sessions through dual modes (Spirit Bead/Magic Pill), it additionally provides RP sidebar, circumambulation (story looping), swipe, and branching features. This article introduces the plugin's positioning, v2.0 functional modules, installation steps via git clone, and a six-step Quick Start guide ranging from importing character cards to the first conversation round, while also explaining its security boundaries and applicable scenarios.

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