dsh-feng-gu: A Real-Time Peak-Valley Broadcast Plugin for DSH Web UI
dsh-feng-gu is a third-party plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web client that integrates into the browser interface without recompilation. Its core function is to display the DeepSeek API's peak/off-peak pricing status in real time at the bottom-right corner of the Web UI, distinguishing time periods with the playful names "Liang Wenfeng" (peak) and "Liang Wengu" (off-peak), and providing a second-level countdown to the next switch. Period determination is based on Beijing time: peak hours are 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 daily, with all other times being off-peak. Users can click the badge to view the period schedule, pricing details, and the origin of the meme, and the plugin supports adaptive DSH dark/light themes. During installation, a specified version is added from GitHub via the `dsh plugin` command, with the profile needing to be ensured
Read Moredsh-archive-viewer: An Archive Session Management Plugin for DSH Web GUI
`dsh-archive-viewer` is an MIT-licensed plugin for the DSH Web GUI (currently a 3.0.0-test beta release) designed to centrally manage archived sessions. It addresses the problems of scattered access to archived sessions, inconvenient tag organization, and cumbersome log operations by providing a unified panel in the sidebar. Core features include: viewing and restoring archived sessions to their original workspaces; instant keyword search, multiple sorting options, and flexible tag-based filtering (supporting AND/OR modes); allowing users to add custom tags to sessions, with data persisted via a local HTTP API; a built-in AI assistant that leverages the DSH agent to assist with retrieval and organization, while automatically isolating internal sessions; and support for viewing paginated logs and exporting ZIP files. The plugin supports both Chinese and English, multiple layouts, and instant saving of settings, and is adapted
Read Moredsh-ci-doctor: Monitoring GitHub Actions Failures and Generating Structured Diagnostics
`dsh-ci-doctor` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the pain point of tedious log analysis after GitHub Actions failures. The plugin provides two core capabilities: monitoring and diagnosis. Through `ci_watch`, it launches a background task that polls for new failed runs and sets a baseline to avoid false positives from historical failures; through `ci_diagnose`, it transforms raw logs into structured findings, generating a Markdown diagnostic card containing normalized error signatures, failure categories, and suspicious files. The plugin strictly adheres to a read-only contract, only reading GitHub states without performing write operations such as pushing, merging, or re-running. It relies on an authenticated GitHub CLI session and supports starting monitoring or diagnosing specified runs via natural language instructions. In addition, the plugin features signature
Read Moredsh-whale-arcade: Mounting Five Browser Games in the Corner of a DeepSeek Harness Workspace
`dsh-whale-arcade` is a community-maintained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to meet entertainment needs during short waits in the Web workspace. The plugin is mounted on `shell.overlay` and provides a persistent whale launcher in the bottom-right corner, featuring five browser-native games: Whale Wave, Blue Whale Treasure, Whale Coast Run, Ocean Gomoku, and Tidebound Ruins. Its core advantage is that it "does not interrupt the Agent": the panel only occupies a corner of the workspace, automatically pauses while preserving state when closed, and supports resuming at any time. Three of the scored games save a Top 10 leaderboard in the current browser Origin, while the other two only retain progress during the mounted session.
Read Morejiruidai/dsh-meta-orchestrator: Runtime Synthesis of Task Workflows in the DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-meta-orchestrator` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to solve the problem of fixed pipelines failing to match specific tasks. It functions as a "model-native meta-agent" that dynamically synthesizes task-specific workflows at runtime based on requests, avoiding hardcoded routing. Its core features include support for five working modes (such as prompt chaining, parallel workers, and routing), injecting instruction blocks into system prompts, and providing three tools—`orchestrate`, `adapt_workflow`, and `complete_workflow`—to record, revise, and complete task plans, enabling persistent storage and versioning of plans. The plugin does not include a built-in runtime; instead, it relies on DSH primitives (such as sub-agents, to-do items, and workflow scripts) to execute tasks. Installation requires using...
Read Moredsh-survey: A Questionnaire-Style One-Time Prompt Plugin for DSH
dsh-survey is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to solve the cumbersome interaction problem caused by requiring multiple confirmations of several items when models invoke tools. Through the `do_a_survey` tool, it allows the model to submit 1 to 10 or more questions at once, which users can fill out and submit within the same interface, with answers returned as structured data. The plugin supports five question types—`single`, `multi`, `yes-no`, `compare`, and `open`—and provides four presentation modes—`compact`, `inline`, `overlay`, and `grid`—to suit different scenarios. The interface supports Markdown, Chinese and English localization, and accessibility semantics; each question can be skipped, and if not answered within 30 minutes
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Forge Plugins: Adding Gate Computation, TCM, and Memory Tools to DSH
deepseek-harness-forge-plugins is a set of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins developed by jinguanghai and released under the MIT license, designed to provide developers with extended capabilities such as gate computation, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) queries, memory recall, and evidence auditing. The plugin package includes four core plugins — forge-gates, forge-tcm, forge-memory, and evidence-first — totaling 13 tools. Among them, forge-gates supports symbolic mathematics, formal logical proofs, regex validation, and system model checking; forge-tcm provides TCM syndrome differentiation and diagnosis as well as herb-pair retrieval functions, but requires users to provide their own formula_db.json data
Read Moredsh-opencode-zen-free-provider: Adding Free OpenCode Zen Models to dsh
dsh-opencode-zen-free-provider is an MIT-licensed plugin maintained by jiesou, designed to seamlessly integrate OpenCode Zen's free models into the DSH ecosystem. At startup, the plugin performs a one-time sync of model catalogs and metadata from OpenCode Zen and models.dev, requiring no manual configuration or polling, and automatically filters for free models. Its core features include support for the MiMo V2.5 backend with up to 1M context length, exposing only the reasoning depth tiers accepted by the upstream (Default or Off), and preserving the real reasons behind non-credential rejections (such as quota expiration or regional restrictions) in terminal error events, rather than displaying them generically as an invalid API Key. If the initial fetch fails at startup, the plugin can still mount normally and serve with an empty catalog.
Read Morejiesou/dsh-commandcode-go-provider: Command Code Go API provider for dsh
jiesou/dsh-commandcode-go-provider is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to resolve the `403 upgrade_required` restriction returned by the Provider API endpoint for Command Code Go, GOAT, and Pro Plan users. The plugin streams DSH's native LlmAdapter through the `/alpha/generate` interface, allowing users to directly call subscription models in DSH without any additional configuration. Core features include a dynamic model catalog and dynamic Reasoning Effort tiers. Upon startup, the plugin automatically fetches the real-time model list from `/provider/v1/models` and, based on the offi-
Read Moredsh-deepseek-quota-bar: A DeepSeek API Quota Bar Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
dsh-deepseek-quota-bar is an MIT-licensed plugin developed for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) Web GUI, designed to solve the problem of scattered API quota and usage information. The plugin displays a floating card in the bottom-right corner of the page, visually presenting the remaining balance ratio through colored health bars (green ≥50%, orange ≥20%, red <20%), while showing today's/monthly usage and the current session cost in real time. Core features also include peak/off-peak hour reminders, model unit price display, adjustable card position and transparency, a collapsible mode, and 60-second automatic refresh. Regarding data, once `DEEPSEEK_PLATFORM_TOKEN` is configured, official precise usage data can be retrieved; otherwise, the balance difference is used for estimation. Session costs are calculated based on the official price table applied to the current logs. Installation only requires running
Read Moredsh-archived-sessions: View, Restore, and Delete DSH Archived Sessions
dsh-archived-sessions is a desktop and web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the lack of an entry point for retrieving archived sessions. The plugin is maintained by Jiangdl0220, licensed under MIT, and can be installed via the npm package `@jiangdaoli/dsh-archived-sessions`. It adds an "Archived Sessions" page to the DSH settings panel, supporting viewing, searching, restoring, and deleting archived records. Core features include an archive list displaying session titles, workspaces, and activity information; pagination and instant search support; a read-only conversation viewer with turn-based grouping, Markdown rendering, and tool call details; and the ability to restore sessions to the sidebar or delete archived records.
Read Moredsh-skillport: Reusing Existing Agent Skills in DSH
`dsh-skillport` is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to help developers seamlessly integrate skill files from existing tools (such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI) into the DSH native registry, addressing DSH's inability to directly discover or read these adjacent formats. The plugin mainly implements three major features: 1. **Multi-source discovery**: Automatically scans locations not covered by DSH by default, such as `.claude/skills` and `~/.gemini/antigravity/skills`, while avoiding duplicate scanning of DSH's native paths. 2. **Format conversion**: Converts Cursor rules (`.mdc`) into model-invocable skills, and converts Claude Code commands into
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness dsh-custom-workspace: Customizing Web Appearance per Workspace
dsh-custom-workspace is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web that allows users to independently configure appearance parameters per workspace, such as background, chat font size, Markdown line height, and block spacing, with support for Retina font rendering optimization. Settings are persistently saved to the local `$DSH_HOME/settings.yaml` file, affecting only browser rendering without touching model requests or logs. The plugin requires DSH `0.1.0-rc.6` and Node.js `^22.19.0` or later, and must be accessed via a loopback session for security reasons; settings functionality is unavailable to non-local browsers. Users can manage it through the `dsh plugin --profile w
Read Moredsh-skill-pack: Adding a Set of Workflow Skills for the DeepSeek Harness
`jeremy9682/dsh-skill-pack` is an MIT-licensed plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), aimed at solving the problem of repeatedly copying skills—formed from an agent's fixed actions—across different projects or profiles. The package provides 12 core workflow skills in the form of an installable plugin, including `dsh-mode-routing`, `handoff`, `triage`, `to-spec`, `teach`, and `skill-advisor`. By registering a `FileSystemSkillProvider`, it injects the skill directory into the current profile's discovery path, coexisting with—rather than replacing—existing project-level and user-level skills. The
Read Moredsh-bill: Cost Attribution and Usage Dashboards for DSH
`dsh-bill` is a DSH cost attribution and usage dashboard plugin designed to break down session expenses from a simple total into specific content types, such as model output, tool input, system prompts, and user input. Maintained by Jannchie and built on `llm-pricing` for price parsing, its core features include: splitting bills by content type with trend charts and heatmaps; displaying the cost, step count, and cache hit rate for each conversation round; providing a persistent interface status, such as a sidebar showing today's spending versus budget; generating detailed reports covering totals, monthly forecasts, and account balance; supporting daily, monthly, and full-cycle budget settings with overspend alerts; integrating real-time exchange rates for approximately 166 currencies; and offering a `bill_stats` tool that allows the model to directly query spending data. Installation requires the `dsh plugin --p
Read Moredsh-side-workspace: DSH Side Sessions and Right-Side Workspace
dsh-side-workspace is an open-source plugin designed for DSH agent workflows, aimed at solving the problem of the main session being fragmented by side issues, keeping the main thread focused. The plugin provides four core features: first, side-session support, which launches resumable background sessions via the `/side` command or handles one-off read-only questions via the `/btw` command; second, an integrated workspace on the right side, combining the Side (side sessions), Subagents, and Goal sections for centralized state management; third, a pinned summary mini-board for recording stage-level conclusions, with goal syncing done only manually; and fourth, a best-effort sidebar collapse hot zone. The plugin uses a bundle-type installation mode and must be mounted via a profile, followed by restarting the dsh web service. It is suited for users who wish to handle side issues in a structured manner.
Read Moredsh-native-launcher: Adding a Windows Desktop Launch Experience for DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-native-launcher is a Windows-oriented DSH plugin designed to enhance the DeepSeek Harness Web UI into an entry point with a desktop application experience. Rather than relying on heavyweight runtimes such as Electron or Python, the plugin leverages Windows native mechanisms to achieve lightweight extension. Its core features include: generating desktop shortcuts for one-click launching or focusing an existing window; providing a standalone application window with its own taskbar icon and no browser address bar; managing launch and exit through a persistent system tray icon, with native notifications for task statuses (such as completion, errors, and pending approvals); supporting configuration of the service exit behavior when the window is closed; and offering a visual settings page for managing launch commands, ports, and individual functional modules. The plugin supports one-click uninstallation, cleaning up shortcuts...
Read Moredsh-mcp-manager-ui: The MCP Management Panel for DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-mcp-manager-ui is the web-based MCP management panel for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to simplify viewing MCP connection status, parsing tool schemas, and managing configurations. Its core features include: viewing MCP status, parameters, and tool lists with filtering and search capabilities; adding and editing MCP configurations, with built-in preset templates such as Filesystem and service catalogs such as Exa; and compatibility with importing configuration formats such as `mcpServers` and `servers`. The tool distinguishes between global scope (written to `cordis.patch.yml`, with hot-reload taking effect immediately) and project scope (written to `.dsh/mcp.json`, taking effect in new sessions), and supports project-level "blocking" of global...
Read Moredsh-clean-desktop-shell: Adding a Native Desktop Shell to the Configured DSH Web
dsh-clean-desktop-shell is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a native desktop window shell for an already-configured DSH Web instance. It does not modify the web interface; instead, it leverages Electron to deliver system tray, single-instance behavior, and backend management features. It supports reusing existing web configurations, enabling zero migration. The plugin connects to local port 3080 by default and features backend liveness monitoring, an offline page display, and automatic reconnection. Users can start, restart, or shut down the backend service with one click via the tray, with support for automatic backend path detection, desktop shortcut creation, and update checks. It is distributed in two forms: a DSH plugin version and a standalone installer version, with the latter supporting Windows NSIS auto-updates and macOS Intel
Read Moredsh-tool-user-memory: A Cross-Session User Preference Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-tool-user-memory` is an open-source user preference memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to solve the problem of repeatedly stating preferences across sessions. The plugin persists stable preferences such as language habits and communication styles to `$DSH_HOME/user-memory/user.md`, and automatically injects them into the system prompt of every session, enabling memory sharing. Its core features include automatically recording, reading, or deleting preferences through the `memory_update` and `memory_get` interfaces, as well as supporting manual editing of the profile file. Installation is completed via the `dsh plugin` command, and it works out of the box with zero configuration by default, while allowing adjustments to the storage path, byte limit, and injection policy in `cordis.patch.yml`.
Read Moredsh-go-balance: View OpenCode Go Subscription Balance in the DSH Web Toolbar
dsh-go-balance is a DSH Web plugin developed by iamfromchangsha and licensed under the MIT License, designed to help users view the remaining quota of their OpenCode Go subscription in real time within the DSH Web interface. The plugin displays a balance capsule to the right of the input box toolbar, showing remaining percentages across three windows—rolling, weekly, and monthly—and supports hovering to view details (such as usage ratio, reset time, and last updated time). When any window's balance falls below 30%, the capsule turns yellow; below 15%, it turns red to warn of low balance. The plugin retrieves data via API key polling and includes security mechanisms such as concurrent request deduplication, error sanitization, Origin protection, and rate limiting. The API key is only resolved within the host process's memory and is never sent to the browser or logs, ensuring security. Installation requires
Read Moredsh-team: Adding a Visible Agent Team to DeepSeek Harness
dsh-team is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to solve the problem of states being difficult to track during multi-agent collaboration. By giving each sub-agent a name, role, and memory, it builds a visible team of agents. Its core features include: persistent teammates with independent memory, mailboxes for direct communication between members, a shared task checklist for the whole team, a persistent shared workspace (with private notes), and a "collaboration room" tab that updates in real time. In addition, it sets safety boundaries to limit the number of conversation rounds between agents, ensuring that communication in the main session remains unobstructed. Users can start a team via commands or natural-language instructions, view real-time progress, and flexibly disband the team. This plugin is suitable for scenarios that require multi-agent collaboration and intuitive monitoring of task assignments, progress, and workspace states. Installation is simple, configuration overrides are supported, and after a team is disbanded,
Read Morehunter118/dsh-s7r: S7R Workstation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-s7r is a Web UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) (v0.9.4, MIT license), designed to provide a unified view of DSH's Agents, Workspaces, files, terminals, and session history through a System 7-style multi-window desktop environment. As a shell tool, it does not duplicate data; instead, it uses DSH as its data source and retains UI preferences such as window positions on the browser side. Core features include the Knowledge Desk (managing the Agent lifecycle), Agent windows (displaying output, tools, and context pressure), Workspace with built-in file browsing and editing, Owner-scoped terminals, and global search. In addition, it provides a system monitor, Scrapbook card
Read MoreDSH Whale Desktop Launcher: A Windows Desktop Launcher for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI
`dsh-whale-desktop-launcher` is a community-maintained Windows desktop launcher plugin designed to simplify the startup process of the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. The plugin creates an icon-labeled `DeepSeek Harness.exe` on the desktop, allowing users to start or reconnect to the local service with a single click without opening a terminal, and automatically opens a compact UI in an app-mode window of Edge or Chrome—free of tabs and address bars. Installation requires adding the plugin via the `dsh plugin` command, with support for Windows 10/11 and Node.js 22.19+ environments. The plugin reuses existing healthy servers and captures the current DSH configuration. After uninstallation, residual files need to be manually cleaned up. As an unofficial community
Read Moredsh-plugin-design: Specification Analysis and Refactoring for DSH Third-Party Plugins
dsh-plugin-design is a specification analysis and modification assistance tool for the third-party plugin ecosystem of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by huabai-flowerwhite. It adopts the "everything is a plugin" philosophy and provides a two-phase workflow to address plugin compatibility issues: Phase 1 is read-only analysis, including discovery, inspection, static analysis, and generation of a design.md document; Phase 2 is executed after user confirmation, covering approval, backup, applying modifications, and rollback reports. The tool aligns with the DH-TP-SDK engineering specification, provides 10 dshpd_* model tools along with a settings page, and supports smoke testing. Installation requires restarting DSH and is compatible with versions >=0.1.1-rc.2. It has clearly defined security boundaries, with network, subprocess, and shell permissions disabled by default.
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