dsh-llm-agy: An AGY Agent Enhancement Engine for DeepSeek Harness
flg1217/dsh-llm-agy is an MIT-licensed plugin for DSH designed to extend DSH's capabilities by integrating AGY (Antigravity CLI), enabling seamless upgrades without modifying the dsh source code. The plugin requires Node.js ≥ 20 and dsh >= 0.1.0-rc.6, with the AGY CLI pre-installed. Its core features include: 1. Independent reasoning sub-agents, allowing specific tasks (such as frontend/UI) to be delegated to AGY by setting `agentOptions.provider: 'agy'`, with a `list_agy_models` tool for querying available models; 2. Deep web search, after configuring `searchProvider: agy`, `web
Read Moredsh-vault: A Data Backup and Recovery Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-vault is a community backup plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that backs up critical data—including chat history, workspace data, settings, and credentials—to a separate directory outside `~/.dsh`. The plugin provides three core capabilities: one-click backup, detection at startup of data that appears to have been wiped with an accompanying alert, and data restoration supporting either full recovery or scoped recovery (chat history only, workspace settings only). The default backup contents include sessions, storage, configuration files, credentials, and the anonymous user ID, as well as the usage plugin's data if it is installed. Users can check status, back up immediately, list backups, restore, and delete via the Backup Manager on the web settings page or the `backup_vault` tool, and can also generate an offline recovery script. Installation requires the new package name `@feiyang
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-usage-meter (API Usage/Cost/Balance Dashboard)
`dsh-plugin-usage-meter` is a community plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web interface, aiming to solve the problems of cost accounting and budget monitoring after API usage. The plugin is approximately 0.6MB in size, requires no Electron or separate process, and is mounted through the official profile mechanism—without modifying source code and can be easily uninstalled. Core features include displaying real-time token usage below the input box, cost estimation based on official listed prices, and account balance queries (API Key configuration required). It provides bar charts showing model cost distribution for the current day and the past 7 days, supports peak/off-peak pricing, and offers dual-currency display in CNY/USD. Users can connect to the official billing from `platform.deepseek.com` to verify actual charges, and historical costs automatically...
Read Moredsh-memory-eternal: A Local Memory Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness
dsh-memory-eternal is a local memory plugin for the DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the persistence of session conclusions and on-demand recall of historical context. Maintained by EternalNight996 and released under the MIT license, the plugin consolidates conversations into a local Markdown Vault, supports Git-based management, and allows multiple Agents to share a common memory repository. Its core features include automatic knowledge card persistence, a memory_recall tool for on-demand retrieval, a built-in graphical knowledge base and knowledge graph, as well as a review center and recycle bin mechanism. The plugin supports integration with DSH, Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor, and offers a standalone browser interface along with self-managed service options. Installation requires Node >= 22,
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Antigravity OAuth Plugin: Integrating the Google Antigravity Gemini Provider in DSH Web
`eridani075/deepseek-harness-antigravity-oauth` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web. It logs into Google Antigravity via Google OAuth and integrates the Gemini models within the account (such as `antigravity-gemini-3.7-flash`, etc.) into DSH as a native LLM Provider. The plugin supports text generation, thinking process, tool calling, streaming responses, and automatic token refresh, but does not support image/PDF input or multi-account rotation. Users need to download the tar package from GitHub Releases and run `
Read Moredsh-kanban: A Task Kanban Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-kanban is a task board plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, aiming to enhance the task management experience through a sidebar without replacing the host application. The plugin organizes Harness sessions into a five-column view: Inbox, Ready, Running, Blocked, and Done. Among these, the Running, Blocked, and Done states are automatically derived from live sessions, while idle sessions can be manually categorized into Inbox or Ready, with manual placements saved in the browser's local storage. Core features include viewing session status via the `/kanban` entry point, organizing pending tasks, and creating new tasks directly from the board using the Harness runtime, ensuring seamless integration with the host
Read Moredsh-pulse: A Cross-Session Usage and Cost Dashboard for DSH
dsh-pulse is a Web UI plugin for DSH, designed to address usage monitoring and cost management challenges in multi-workspace, multi-model scenarios. The plugin provides a unified dashboard with core features including: cross-session token usage trend analysis (supporting hourly to yearly views and heatmaps), usage breakdown and ranking by project and model dimensions, cost estimation based on per-model rates (with peak/off-peak time-of-use pricing and exchange rate configuration), as well as DeepSeek official balance queries and reconciliation. Additionally, it supports session-level detail attribution, adaptive theming, and CSV data export. The plugin runs within the DSH UI plane, consuming no additional tokens and storing no secrets, and requires Node.js >= 22.15. It can be installed via the `dsh plugin` command.
Read MoreMinecraft Pixel Skin: A Minecraft Launcher-Style Skin Plugin for DeepSeek Harness WebUI
Minecraft Pixel Skin is a community skin plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, aiming to restyle the interface into the pixel style of the Minecraft Launcher without modifying the main workflow. The plugin leverages visual elements such as grass-block green and dirt brown, offering crisp blocky borders, pixelated backgrounds and buttons, and is fully compatible with both dark and light modes. Its core implementation achieves visual customization by injecting modules such as `dsh-client-runtime`. For installation, users need to run the `dsh plugin --profile web add` command in the DSH root directory, pointing to the GitHub repository address, and then refresh the page for the changes to take effect. The plugin requires `@deepseek-ai/cor
Read Moredsh-model-modes: Inference Modes and Provider-Native Fast Mode for DeepSeek Harness Web Composer
dsh-model-modes is an MIT-licensed plugin (v0.1.3) maintained by DTSFO, designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness web composer. Its core goal is to add an explicit `Fast ON/OFF` toggle while preserving the reasoning configuration in DSH's official model selector. The plugin addresses the inconsistency of Fast/Priority request parameters across different providers, and strictly ensures that enabling Fast mode does not silently switch models, downgrade reasoning levels, or change providers. It injects provider-native fast parameters at the final `llm-pi-ai` boundary via `AsyncLocalStorage`, supporting `Max + Fast` and `Ul
Read Moredsh-watch: Adding Background Stream Listening for the DeepSeek Harness Agent
dshworks/dsh-watch is a background stream-watching plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to solve the problem of Agents needing to continuously monitor command output or new lines in log files. It supports two stream sources—`command` and `file`—and wakes the Agent through filtered, batched, and byte-limited in-session notifications, preventing data overload. Each watch task is managed as a first-class background job, supporting standard job listing, output viewing, and termination operations. The plugin features optional JavaScript regex filtering, a Wake Budget/Token Bucket mechanism, and event budget limits, and supports unattended daemon hosting for mounting long-running sessions. The plugin is released under the MIT license and requires Node.js.
Read Moredshmarketplace-plugin: Browse and Install Plugins Within DSH
dshmarketplace-plugin is a DSH plugin maintained by DshMarketPlace, licensed under the MIT License. It is designed to allow users to search for plugins, view their descriptions, and install them—all within the DSH session without leaving it. The plugin supports both English and Chinese and follows DSH's language settings for display. Its core features include the `/store` command and a settings page entry for performing in-session marketplace operations, as well as the `dshmarketplace_search` and `dshmarketplace_install` tools, which enable Agents to automatically search for and install plugins during conversations. To ensure security, plugins must pass installation tests before being listed, installation commands are rigorously validated to reject illegal input, and the browser side is isolated from the Shell. Regarding privacy
Read Moredsh-research: A Research Plugin Marketplace in DSH Settings
dsh-research is an independent research plugin marketplace designed to address the fragmentation of tools for literature search, reference management, and writing review. The plugin adds a "Research plugins" page to the DSH settings sidebar, showcasing curated research tools, and uses a single shared market.json to ensure consistency between the settings panel and the browser directory (dsh-research.com/plugins), preventing data drift. Users can install plugins directly to the currently running profile via the Install button on the page, without needing to manually enter commands. To ensure security and stability, installation behavior is strictly constrained: only packages on the whitelist may be installed, cross-origin triggering is restricted, concurrent writes are prevented to avoid conflicts, and installation targets strictly follow the profile parameters specified at host startup. Users
Read Moredsh-niao-quick-open: A DeepSeek Harness Interface Enhancement Plugin
`dsh-niao-quick-open` is a plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface, aiming to reduce the cost of switching between systems, file managers, editors, and sessions by centralizing frequently used operations. Its core features include one-click workspace opening (copying paths, revealing in the file manager, and opening in commonly used editors), as well as automatic scanning and listing of available editors on the host side. For session management, it provides a user message navigation bar that allows quick location of questions in long conversations, supporting hover-to-view summaries and click-to-jump; it also supports session todo markers and an enhanced three-row layout for the single-column view, optimizing interface information density. In addition, the plugin allows performing a "hard restart" directly within the page—after a double confirmation, it restarts the DSH service and automatically refreshes the page. Configuration options are centralized in the settings panel and take effect immediately or prompt for a restart, with data
Read Moredsh-input-traffic: An Input Queue Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI During Busy Periods
`drscrewdriver/dsh-input-traffic` is a client-side plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, designed to optimize the handling of user input while the agent is busy. The plugin provides three tiers of input planning—red, yellow, and green: red (`now`) immediately interrupts the current turn; yellow (`next`) inserts after the current action completes; and green (`later`) queues the message until the entire turn is finished. It supports drag-and-drop reordering, editing, deletion, returning to the input box, and one-click clearing of queued messages. It also features session freezing and resumption, allowing sessions to be paused before DeepSeek's peak pricing hours and resumed in queue order after the peak passes. The plugin isolates session state by `sessionId`, supporting multiple concurrent sessions without interference. As an MIT-licensed public beta
Read Moredsh-tool-policy: Allow / Ask / Deny Before Tool Execution in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-tool-policy is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that enforces declarative policy controls on built-in, third-party, and MCP tools before tool execution. It adopts a deny-by-default model and supports matching by tool name and argument patterns, applying allow, ask, or deny actions to individual calls. The plugin runs on Node.js, describes argument conditions using JSON Pointer, and provides decision trace logs that contain no sensitive data for troubleshooting. After installation, rules can be defined via YAML configuration—for example, allowing read-only operations, requiring approval for shell or external MCP tools, or outright blocking delete operations. Note that the plugin serves only as a policy routing layer and does not provide sandbox isolation, argument rewriting, or destructive behavior detection.
Read Moredsh-web-search-pool: A Multi-Vendor Search Key Pool for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-web-search-pool` is a multi-provider search load-balancing plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, aimed at solving the problem of `web_search` tool interruptions caused by rate limiting (429), quota exhaustion, or network errors on a single API Key. The plugin supports unified management of multiple Tavily and Exa API Keys, builds a search Key pool, and performs scheduling based on RPM-weighted round-robin. When a Key becomes unavailable, the system automatically switches to the next available Key, ensuring the stability of the search service. Its core advantages include: securely storing API Keys through the DSH credentials service, avoiding plaintext writing into configuration files; providing a visualization interface for viewing quotas and limits in real time; and a built-in
Read Moredsh-ops-console: Check for Updates, Apply Updates, and Restart in the DSH WebUI
`dsh-ops-console` is a DSH WebUI plugin maintained by DonnieTangzhili, designed to integrate operations such as checking for updates, executing updates, and restarting services into the WebUI's "Settings" page, sparing developers from frequently switching to the terminal. The plugin supports one-click checking of core package and plugin versions, generating and executing update plans (with automatic restart), precisely restarting services using the original commands, and stopping processes. It is licensed under the MIT License, has no external dependencies, requires no build step, and is compatible with DSH rc.6 through rc.8. Installation requires ensuring that `dsh` and `pnpm` are in the PATH, then running the command `dsh plugin --profile web add github:DonnieTangzhili/dsh-ops-c
Read Moredsh-xiapan-media: Adding Vision, Image Generation, and Video Generation to DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-xiapan-media` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate visual understanding, image generation, and video generation capabilities into existing text conversations by connecting to the Xiapan cloud service. Maintained by `dongsheng123132` under the MIT license, the plugin requires Node.js >=22.19.0. Its core features include: leveraging the `xiapan-vision` route for image understanding and OCR, supporting direct image paste with backend translation into text; performing image generation and modification via the `gpt-image-2` model; and calling the Seedance service to generate 5-15 second videos. The plugin supports standalone installation via `cordis.patch.yml` or
Read Moredsh-switch: A Model Control Plane Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-switch is an evidence-first model control plane plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides two independent functions: first, within DSH, it checks registered Provider routes and the default model via `dsh_switch_status`, and verifies and saves the default model settings for new sessions via `dsh_switch_default`, affecting only new sessions and never intercepting or rerouting active session requests; second, it offers a standalone CLI tool for read-only probing of OpenAI-compatible `/models` endpoints, reporting reachability, HTTP status, latency, model counts, and credential configuration status, without consuming inference tokens or verifying end-to-end generation capability. The plugin emphasizes security boundaries and rejects embedding...
Read Moredsh-release-proof: Generating Reproducible Multi-Source Release Evidence for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-release-proof` is an official Codex plugin and standalone stdio MCP server for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide reproducible multi-source release evidence. It downloads all images from an explicit release manifest, verifies HTTP status, length, SHA-256, and version, and generates content-addressed JSON evidence files. The tool supports DSH tool invocation, MCP interfaces, and CLI commands, requires Node.js 22 or higher, and is licensed under MIT. Its security boundaries are strict, allowing only anonymous HTTP(S), prohibiting credentials or custom headers, limiting concurrency and response size, and evidence files contain no timestamps to ensure byte-level consistency. Notably, it only validates the expected values declared in the manifest and does not verify the publisher.
Read Moredsh-recovery-proof: A Read-Only Recovery Drill Evidence Verification Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-recovery-proof is a read-only recovery drill evidence verification plugin within the DSH system, designed to inspect verifiable evidence left after external recovery drills rather than executing recovery actions. The plugin (v0.2.0, MIT license, requires Node.js >=22) features core functionalities including: verifying that objects referenced by the manifest are ordinary workspace files with SHA-256 hashes consistent with the revision; validating the sequence and semantic constraints of stages such as recovery, failed rollback, and stale plan rejection; and checking whether the RTO meets scenario thresholds. The plugin generates content-addressed JSON reports that explicitly disclose missing, expired evidence, and failed rules. It provides two bundle tools, `inspect` and `verify`, along with corresponding CLI commands, with input limited to explicit J
Read Moredsh-policy-drift-proof: Policy Drift Evidence for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-policy-drift-proof` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by dongsheng123132, designed to generate read-only, content-addressed evidence of policy or configuration drift. The tool pins baselines and observed snapshots through SHA-256 hashing and revision pinning, supporting the `ordered-not-weaker`, `set-no-additions`, and `exact` rules. Uncovered changes are flagged as `UNCLASSIFIED_DRIFT` and result in failure, ensuring the auditability of evidence. Core functionality includes outputting JSON objects via the CLI's `inspect` and `verify` commands, where the `verify` command operates within a specified directory.
Read MoreDSH Narrative Ledger: A Read-Only Story State Evidence Layer for DeepSeek Harness
DSH-Narrative-Ledger is a read-only, verifiable story-state ledger plugin for DeepSeek Harness, positioned as a machine-checkable continuity evidence layer rather than a fiction generator. It provides content-addressed canon references, immutable event sequences, monotonic story time verification, factual assertion and retraction detection, single-value conflict disclosure, and character knowledge boundary control. The plugin supports spoiler-safe projection and deterministic JSON report generation, enabling filesystem verification and atomic publishing via DSH/CLI to ensure byte-level verifiability of canon sources. It refuses to process manuscript bodies and sensitive fields, strictly restricts paths within workspaceRoot, prohibits symbolic links, and does not run shells or initiate network requests. The MCP interface supports only structural validation, not canon byte verification. It is suitable for scenarios requiring checks of narrative continuity.
Read Moredsh-cost: Evidence-First Token Cost Ledger for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-cost is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the ambiguity of cost accounting caused by the mixing of information from different sources, by establishing an evidence-first token cost ledger based on persisted `assistant/message.usage` events. This plugin separates routing splits, evidence completeness, budget status, and current context pressure snapshots for clear presentation, and provides explicit fail-open/fail-closed budget checking mechanisms. Its core features include offline CLI cost calculation, a built-in stdio MCP server (exposing `cost_report` and `cost_check` interfaces), and a user-maintained price book support, with prices calculated per million tokens and differentiated between input and output.
Read Moredsh-benchmark: Generating Reproducible Benchmark Evidence for DSH Tools and Plugins
The dsh-benchmark is a benchmarking plugin for tools and plugins targeting the DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide reproducible and deterministic benchmark evidence. Centered around fixed use cases, it leverages three core commands—`inspect`, `run`, and `compare`—to enable protocol metadata inspection, fixed use case execution, and baseline regression comparison, while generating content-addressed reports. After installation, it registers corresponding tools within DSH and supports interaction via both the CLI and a standalone stdio MCP server interface. The workflow is as follows: first, inspect the manifest and target fingerprint; then, run fixed use cases to produce artifacts; finally, compare the current report against the baseline to evaluate performance or behavioral stability. Exit codes carry clear meanings, respectively indicating pass, scoring failure, or operational errors. This plugin is applicable
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