Dockyard DSH: Integrating Multi-Provider Account Pools for DeepSeek Harness
Dockyard DSH is a native DSH plugin maintained by AITabby that integrates official OAuth services from Codex, Antigravity, Grok, Claude, and Cursor, as well as local sessions, into a unified account pool. It provides the `/dockyard` command to manage login, scanning, policies, and real-time model quotas without requiring an additional proxy gateway. A DMG version is available for macOS, and it can also be installed via `dsh plugin --profile web add`. This article introduces its positioning, core capabilities, installation steps, and typical commands, while also explaining security boundaries and platform limitations.
Read Moredsh-automation: Run Scheduled Coding Tasks in a Fresh Agent Session
TitanWings/dsh-automation is a workflow plugin for the DSH community (v0.1.7, MIT). Unlike Core Schedule, which resumes the same session, it creates a brand-new root Agent and Session for each dispatch, executes saved standalone tasks, and records definition revisions and run history. It supports management of single, interval, daily, and weekly rules through both the DSH Web and Agent interfaces, with permissions limited to read-only or workspace-write. Installation: Use `dsh plugin --profile web add github:titanwings/dsh-automation#v0.1.7` and restart the DSH web service to begin using it.
Read MoreZat-DSH Engine: Browse, Search, and Install Community Plugins with One Click in DeepSeek Harness
Zat-DSH Engine is a DSH client plugin maintained by mishibeikejie, adding a Plugin Market tab under Settings → Plugins to real-time list the GitHub dsh-plugin topic community directory. It supports category filtering, bilingual descriptions, one-click install/update/uninstall, and includes pre-installation health and security scanning, network mirror fallback, and fault recovery. This article introduces its positioning, core features, installation commands, and typical usage.
Read Moredsh-skin-market: Browse and Install Community Skins in DSH Settings
dsh-skin-market is maintained by kingOfSoySauce, embedded within the DSH settings page, offering browsing, installation, activation, updating, and uninstallation for over a hundred community skins; it includes an online directory and a registry PR inclusion process, with installation targeting a fixed commit SHA. Install via `dsh plugin --profile web add "dsh-skin-market@latest"` and use it from "Settings → Skin Market". It targets DSH Web 0.1.0-rc.6 and is licensed under MIT.
Read Moredsh-vision: Supplementing DeepSeek Harness with Near-Native Image Understanding
dsh-vision is a DeepSeek Harness plugin (MIT, v0.1.2) maintained by oil-oil, supporting rc.6/rc.7. When the main model is vision-capable, it transmits images directly; for text-only models, a separate visual backend observes the images and injects untrusted context, with fallback to macOS Vision or Tesseract when the cloud backend is unavailable. Backends such as ZenMux and Model Studio can be configured via the Vision Recognition card or settings.yaml, and it is compatible with see-skill. Installation: npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:oil-oil/dsh-vision.
Read Moredsh-commandcode-provider: Integrating Command Code Models in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-commandcode-provider is a community LLM provider plugin maintained by Mars-Sea, which registers Command Code as the commandcode route for DSH. The plugin provides a real-time model directory, reasoning-effort support, authorization and usage cards on the Settings page, automatic multi-account rotation, and a Command Code card on the Models page. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @mars-sea/dsh-commandcode-provider@latest`, and a Command Code API key is required to be prepared by the user. It is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-find-plugin: Search and discover plugins within DSH sessions
dsh-find-plugin, maintained by awesome-dsh-plugin, enables the DSH agent to call find_dsh_plugin within a session, searching in real-time for GitHub repositories tagged with the dsh-plugin topic and sorting them by stars. The results include a brief description, repository link, and an executable `dsh plugin add` command; if a plugin is listed in the awesome-dsh-plugin directory, its handcrafted bilingual description replaces the GitHub summary. Installation: `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-find-plugin`, restart dsh web, then describe your needs in natural language. Licensed under MIT, categorized as a web tool, with approximately 88 stars on GitHub.
Read Moredsh-dream-skin: DSH Web Native Token Skin and Theme Pack
dsh-dream-skin is a DSH standard dual-face skin-swapping plugin maintained by RevolutionLA. It natively registers 8 sets of Mirage preset skins through ctx.theme, supporting Wallpaper 2.0, per-user accent colors, theme package import/export and share links, as well as favorites and random switching. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-dream-skin`, and configuration can be done in Settings → Appearance after restarting DSH Web. Licensed under MIT, it does not inject or modify the installation package, making it suitable for DSH Web users who prefer a restrained and elegant interface.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness GenUI: Generate React Interfaces for Current Tasks and Carry State into the Next Agent Round
DeepSeek Harness GenUI (dsh-plugin-genui) is a DSH client plugin maintained by pengyue-polaron. It enables Coding Agents to create React + TypeScript interfaces for current tasks, capturing user selections, inputs, and progress into task state for subsequent Agent iterations to read. Supporting four entry modes—Inline, Canvas, Fullscreen, and CLI/localhost—it features permission declarations and sandbox isolation, with failure updates that do not overwrite functional versions. Install via the command: `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-genui`. It is well-suited for code-first GenUI scenarios such as multi-step interactions, simulators, and code path exploration.
Read MoreDSH Android: Streaming and Controlling Android Devices in Conversations
DSH Android is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by ZSeven-W, which displays real-time screen feeds from emulators or USB-connected phones in the conversation sidebar via adb and provides 20 agent tools. These tools cover capabilities such as device enumeration, streaming initialization, UI interaction, Gradle build and execution, uiautomator control tree, logcat, and process debugging. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @zseven-w/dsh-android@latest`, requiring Node ≥ 24.11.0 and adb; the OCR tool is only available on macOS. The plugin runs with DSH process permissions, and users are advised to verify the source code and MIT license before installation.
Read Moredsh-annotation: DSH Web Selected Annotation, Send with Message on Enter
dsh-annotation is a DSH Web client plugin maintained by omdsh-dev. By selecting text within the assistant's reply, users can create annotations, which accumulate across conversation turns and are sent along with the next question upon pressing Enter. The bubble hides the annotation block to achieve zero flicker, and the model responds to each annotation sequentially by Annotation N, with support for hover-chip comparison. It is delivered as an official bundle, requires zero core modifications, and is licensed under MIT.
Read MoreDSH Workflow: Upgrading One-off Multi-Agent Scheduling into a Governable Workflow Layer
omdsh-dev/dsh_workflow (@dsh-external/workflow) is the official DSH bundle-format workflow plugin, offering naming, discovery, generation, reuse, pause/resume, rerun/continue, persistent evidence, and cost governance on top of native one-shot parallel scheduling. The plugin references the KodaX workflow design, supports capsules, six standard patterns, and two built-in workflows, with run data persisted to .dsh/workflow-runs/. Installation requires Node.js >=22.19 and a compatible DSH snapshot; after integration via `dsh plugin add`, it is accessed through the `/workflow` command and three model tools.
Read Moredsh-webui-market-plugin: Browse and Install Community Plugins Within the Web GUI
The @sanqi-normal/dsh-webui-market-plugin, maintained by Sanqi-normal, embeds the awesome-dsh-plugin.com plugin directory into the settings panel of the DSH web GUI. It supports categorized browsing, search and sorting, FIFO task queue for installation/update/uninstallation, cross-profile synchronization, source whitelisting, and trial verification. It can be installed into the web profile via npm or GitHub, taking effect after restarting pnpm dsh web. This is suitable for developers who want to manage community plugins in a one-stop manner within the harness.
Read Moredsh-skill-mcp-panel: Unified Management of Skill and MCP in DSH Web Settings
dsh-skill-mcp-panel is a DSH client plugin maintained by Fishquito7, offering two management panels—Skill and MCP—within the web settings page, accompanied by the dsh-panel command line. Skills support workspace partitioning, grouping, batch migration, and scoped enablement/disablement, while MCP enables configuration writes to the cordis.patch.yml managed block via Stdio/HTTP with hot-reloading. It is recommended to install via the v2.0.1 release tarball; after restarting the gateway, the features become accessible on the settings page.
Read Moredsh-chat-import: Importing External Agent Sessions into DSH for Continuation
dsh-chat-import is a memory plugin for DSH maintained by Nwflower. It read-only imports sessions from over 17 external agent sources such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini, generating fully faithful and resumable DSH sessions. It also supports export and write-back, bidirectional synchronization, and interchange bundle backups. The plugin requires Node.js ≥ 22.13 and dsh 0.1.x, and can be installed via `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-chat-import`.
Read Moredsh-reasoning-effort: Adding a Codex-style Model and Reasoning Intensity Slider to DSH
dsh-reasoning-effort is a DSH Web plugin maintained by HanaAyane, providing a Codex-style model and reasoning intensity slider below the input box. The slider levels automatically adapt based on the `reasoning.efforts` setting in the model directory and synchronize with the `/model` command. It supports light and dark themes, custom provider level guidelines, and a dismissible "big fat fish" slider button. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:HanaAyane/dsh-reasoning-effort#main`, requiring a Web Host restart to take effect. It targets DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and is open-sourced under the MIT license.
Read Moredsh-damage-pulse: DSH Damage-Style Token Balance Monitoring
dsh-damage-pulse is a DSH client plugin that provides a damage-style balance animation within the Web interface, peak-valley billing, session cost statistics, and a desktop companion character "Jingyuniang." After each model call, it inserts a token detail line, and the input area displays the session's cumulative usage. The balance floating window reflects real-time deductions, distinguishing between cache hits and misses. It includes built-in DeepSeek pricing rules for 2026-08-23, supporting API Key configuration and HTTP endpoint queries. Installation command: `dsh plugin --profile web add github:wssfk12138/dsh-damage-pulse`, requiring DSH version 0.1.1-rc.2 or above.
Read MoreArgo: Multilingual Search and Evidence Verification for Agents
Argo (taxuseek/argo) is a multilingual search infrastructure specifically designed for AI Agents, routing queries to 120+ engines by domain and language, and producing concise JSON with confidence scores instead of link lists. It supports one-click installation via DSH, MCP mounting, and command-line invocation, covering vertical scenarios such as finance, film, academia, and code. It is ideal for intelligent agent developers requiring auditable and token-efficient web-connected capabilities.
Read Moredsh-plugin-bridge: Previewable Cross-Preset Session Migration
dsh-plugin-bridge is a DSH workflow plugin maintained by Totoro-qaq, designed to migrate a source session to another preset during a long task. It condenses the history into five fixed handoff sections: Goal, Current state, Key decisions, Key files, and Next step. It supports preview before execution, leaves the original session unchanged, and ensures the target session starts cleanly. After installation, it operates via the `/bridge` slash command without injecting prompt tokens into regular sessions. This plugin is ideal for scenarios where you need to switch tool combinations without manually restating the context.
Read MoreModLens: Augmenting Pure Text Models with Visual Capabilities
ModLens is a DSH vision plugin maintained by liustack (MIT, v3.25.0). After pasting an image, an independent vision engine generates structured JSON evidence for OCR, layout, and semantics, which can be used by pure text models like DeepSeek and GLM for answering. It supports both direct pasting and the (modlens vision) model paths, with six built-in providers and the ability to reuse local CLI login states. DSH installation command: npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @liustack/modlens@3.25.0.
Read More《Cursor Docs》-Subagents
Subagents are specialized AI assistants that Cursor's agent can delegate tasks to. Each subagent operates in its own context window, handles specific types of work, and returns its result to the parent agent. Use subagents to break down complex tasks, do work in parallel, and preserve context in the main conversation.
Read More《Cursor Docs》-Agent Skills
Agent Skills is an open standard for extending AI agents with specialized capabilities. Skills package domain specific knowledge and workflows that agents can use to perform specific tasks.
Read More《Cursor Docs》-Security Agents
Security Agents scan your code for security bugs, risky patterns, and vulnerabilities.
Read More《Cursor Docs》-Cursor TypeScript SDK
The @cursor/sdk package lets you call Cursor's agent from your own code. The same agent that runs in the Cursor IDE, CLI, and web app is now scriptable from TypeScript. Run the /sdk skill inside Cursor to get started.
Read More《Cursor Docs》-Cursor Python SDK
The cursor sdk package lets you call Cursor's agent from your own Python code. The same agent that runs in the Cursor IDE, CLI, and web app is scriptable from Python with sync and async clients, typed dataclasses, and ordinary iteration for streams and pages. Run the /sdk skill inside Cursor to get started.
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