dsh-forge: DSH Runtime Extension Suite
DSH-Forge is a runtime extension suite for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by alex04130, designed to address pain points such as scattered plugin installation formats, dynamic plugin restart recovery, and unified model routing management. Built on the "everything is a plugin" philosophy, the suite provides core features including a plugin marketplace and installer, task-aware mindset routing, a Skill manager, a plugin management panel, session management, collaborative orchestration, model delegation and routing, runtime injection, and dynamic plugins, while also supporting archive plasmids and quality verification. The system requires Node >= 22 and is licensed under the MIT License. Installation methods include adding `@dsh-forge/bundle` via npm (requiring versions 0.1.4+ to avoid known bugs) or installing from source code clones to obtain presets and dynamic panels.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin `dsh-negative-ledger`: Recording Falsified Paths and Automatically Invalidating Them Upon Evidence Changes
`@akslcw/dsh-negative-ledger` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to persistently record an agent's "falsified paths" and prevent repeated invocation of failed commands, attempts to read missing files, or calls to unavailable APIs. This plugin is not a memory system, cache, or bug tracker; instead, it transforms failed attempts into traceable, invalidatable negative facts by binding evidence and retry conditions. Its core mechanisms include: identifying repeated attempts via fingerprints based on command or file path; offering three modes—`warn` (default, with added contextual hints), `block` (intercepts before execution), and `off`; and automatically invalidating conclusions when dependent evidence changes to allow retries. The plugin supports SQLite (multi-process/WAL) and JSONL (single-process) backends.
Read MoreDSH-Stall-Guard: A Watchdog Plugin for DSH Tasks
`dsh-stall-guard` is an MIT-licensed task watchdog plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to monitor long-running task status, distinguish between genuine silence and in-flight operations, and never terminate tasks throughout the process. The plugin requires Node >=20 and has zero npm dependencies. Its core functionality includes periodically scanning task status, exempting tasks with in-flight operations or continuous events; when true lack of progress is detected, it injects instructions through a stepwise "diagnose → repair → change direction" guided approach to help tasks recover, and writes related events to JSONL logs. The plugin offers two strategies: `auto` (automatic guidance) and `report` (recording only), supports hot-configuring parameters such as thresholds, intervals, and guidance messages via `settings.yaml`, and allows real-time status queries through the Loopback API. It is enabled by default after installation.
Read Moredsh-plugin-publisher: A DSH Plugin Development and GitHub Release Workflow Plugin
`dsh-plugin-publisher` is a plugin development and GitHub publishing workflow tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), licensed under the MIT License, supporting Node.js >=20. It standardizes the packaging, local validation, and publishing processes, eliminating manual steps. Core features include registering the `dsh-plugin-publishing` skill, which covers environment checks, privacy scanning, repository creation, pushing, and validation; and providing a settings card in the DSH Web GUI to manage skill status and store Fine-grained GitHub PATs. The PAT is written only to local credential storage, is never echoed back, and requires read/write permissions for Contents and Administration. The plugin provides the `pnp
Read Moredsh-cyberpunk-theme: A Cyberpunk 2077 Theme Plugin for DSH
dsh-cyberpunk-theme is a DSH interface theme plugin maintained by ai7603, licensed under MIT. Without modifying the DSH source code, this plugin transforms the interface into a Night City or Arasaka style inspired by Cyberpunk 2077, offering deep customization of visual effects such as neon color schemes, CRT ambiance, glitch flicker, and real-time status bars. The plugin supports multiple configuration options, including four accent colors—yellow, cyan, magenta, and gold—as well as three performance tiers: ECO, Balanced, and Full, with ECO being the default tier and certain effects disabled. Users can achieve persistent deployment through bundle installation, ensuring settings are retained after refresh; alternatively, they can quickly experience it via the dynamic Cordis plugin or Agent method, though dynamic deployment is lost after refresh. After installation, the Web Prof needs to be restarted.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: ai-eks/dsh-auth-tunnel
ai-eks/dsh-auth-tunnel is an MIT-licensed plugin designed to securely publish a local DeepSeek Harness Web GUI to the public internet without modifying the deepseek-harness source code. Its core mechanism involves adding a Loopback password gate (including a login page and HMAC Cookie) in front of the web server, and integrating Cloudflare Tunnel to establish the connection channel. The plugin supports two publishing modes, Quick and Named Token, which are suitable for temporary access and fixed domain scenarios, respectively. During installation, it is necessary to ensure that the dsh CLI, pnpm, and cloudflared are in the PATH, and the Node version must be ^22.19 or later.
Read Moredsh-client-ui-aqua-unofficial: Unofficial Aqua Glassmorphism Theme for DSH Web UI
`dsh-client-ui-aqua-unofficial` is an unofficial DSH Web UI Aqua glassmorphism theme plugin, maintained by afrel1024, based on the upstream project with added compatibility for DSH rc.7. This plugin aims to allow developers to safely adjust the interface appearance without modifying the DSH source code or affecting the layout of other plugins. Core features include Mica mode (floating glass cards with adjustable blur), compatibility mode (preserving the original layout while applying glass material), fluid plates or custom wallpaper backgrounds, brightness adjustment following light/dark mode, toggleable particle whale/fish effects, sidebar badges, and page edge gradient effects. All features can be controlled via settings switches, and disabling the plugin fully restores the original UI, enabling a safe, reversible skinning experience. For installation, it is recommended to execute `d`
Read Moredsh-toolbox-web: DSH Web Toolbox - Centralized Management of Sessions, Recycle Bin, Search, and Scheduled Heartbeat
dsh-toolbox-web is a management toolbox plugin for the DSH web side, designed to centrally handle scattered management operations and improve efficiency. Its core features include: session management (supporting deletion to recycle bin, copying, moving, tag grouping, and long message collapsing); recycle bin (retained for 30 days, supporting restoration or permanent deletion); subdirectory management (organizing sessions by project); full-library search (supporting grouping, filtering, and optional semantic search); online editing of presets and configurations (including YAML validation and atomic writes); archive management; and scheduled heartbeats (supporting interval or fixed-point triggers, pushable to WeChat, QQ, and Feishu IM channels, relying on dsh-msg-hub). Additionally, it provides independent management of sub-agent sessions, view tag organization, and memory release functionality. This plugin requires Node.js ≥ 22.13 and supports installation via the dsh command or
Read Moredsh-mcmp: DeepSeek Harness Mathematical Modeling Competition Paper Pipeline Plugin
dsh-mcmp is a persistent Cordis plugin based on DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide a fully automated pipeline for writing mathematical modeling competition papers. The plugin decomposes the paper generation process into five stages—initialization, EDA, modeling, writing, and typesetting—comprising a total of twenty-two sub-stages, ensuring that each step yields verifiable artifacts. Its core mechanisms include dual questioning from the central console, P0-P3 rating handling, exponential backoff retry, and forced fallback mechanisms. Regardless of whether the pipeline completes normally, encounters errors, or is aborted, a Final_Paper.md file is ultimately generated, along with stage artifacts, rollback records (ROLLBACK_LESSONS.yaml), file indexes (FILE_INDEX.yaml), and runtime logs. The plugin supports resuming from breakpoints, real-time progress monitoring, and manual intervention, via pnpm.
Read Moredsh-model-search: Adding Searchable Filtering to the DeepSeek Harness Model Selector
`dsh-model-search` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by a1073097082, designed to solve the cumbersome problem of finding models in the model selector. This plugin adds a searchable filtering feature to the model selector, allowing users to quickly locate candidate models by vendor name, model name, or model ID. Its core features include support for case-insensitive keyword search, as well as allowing spaces to act as wildcards (for example, entering "GPT 6" can match both "GPT-5.6" and "GPT-6"). The plugin adopts a client-only overlay mechanism, does not alter model routing or credentials, and follows the MIT license. Users can install it by executing `dsh plugin --profile web add git`
Read MoreRestart DSH Service with One Click in Settings → General
`dsh-setting-restart` is a plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web profile users, aiming to address the inconvenience of having to switch to a terminal to restart services from the browser side. It provides a "One-Click Restart" entry at the bottom of the `Settings → General` page, enabling detached restart of the service process and automatic reconnection of the browser tab. This plugin requires `dsh ≥ 0.1.0-rc.6` and Node.js `≥ 20`. During installation, the plugin needs to be added and `cordis.patch.yml` configured, supporting both Simplified Chinese and English bilingual interfaces. Core configuration items include `exitDelayMs`, `waitForExitMs`, and `respawn`
Read Moredsh-plugin-finance-data: DeepSeek Harness Financial Computation Plugin
dsh-plugin-finance-data is a financial data tool plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agents, aiming to address discrepancies in numerical format, yield, valuation ratios, and risk metric calculations in financial tasks by employing deterministic computation instead of instant model inference. Maintained by user 863683348, the plugin is licensed under MIT, has no file system access, and behaves deterministically without side effects. Core functionalities include number and currency formatting, yield calculations under multiple conventions, financial ratio analysis, present and future value derivation, sequence-based risk metrics (e.g., VaR, Sharpe), data quality checks, dollar-cost averaging and compound interest planning, and portfolio rebalancing strategies. Installation requires executing the `dsh plugin add` command followed by a restart, with support for customizing personalization settings in the configuration.
Read MoreDSH-Engineering-Workflow: Adding a Five-Phase Engineering Workflow to DSH
`dsh-engineering-workflow` is a DSH community plugin designed to provide a controlled workflow for agent development and multi-step engineering tasks. By adding an "Engineering Workflow" preset, this plugin decomposes tasks into five gate-based stages: requirement clarification, plan approval, TDD implementation, parallel sub-agent execution, and validation wrap-up. Each stage corresponds to specific workflow skills, coordinated by the main skill `engineering-workflow`, preventing tasks from arbitrarily jumping between stages. During installation, Node.js version requirements must be met, and the plugin is added via the `dsh plugin` command, followed by restarting DSH or manually running a synchronization script to load the preset. Once enabled, new sessions can select this preset to load the full process discipline. This plugin
Read MoreDSH Custom Provider Reasoning: Completing Reasoning Levels for DSH Custom Providers
dsh-custom-provider-reasoning is a DSH host plugin designed to solve the problem where custom provider models cannot select thinking intensity in the interface due to missing reasoning metadata. This plugin automatically injects `reasoningEfforts` (with default levels ranging from off to max), fills in missing `maxTokens` and `contextWindow`, and intelligently manages route-level `compat` configurations under different protocols, ensuring that reasoning level selections are actually sent to the online service. During installation, you need to add the GitHub dependency in the web profile and run `pnpm install`, and the plugin will automatically write the configuration into `settings.yaml`. Users can use `cordis
Read Morechicheng-push: Adding Multi-Channel Message Push to DSH
chicheng-push is a DSH message push plugin designed to uniformly address the notification issue after plugin tasks are completed. This plugin adds a "Push Plugin" entry in the DSH Web settings interface, supporting centralized management of over ten push channels, including Server酱, PushPlus, Telegram, Feishu, DingTalk, WeChat Work, Bark, ntfy, and Email. Users can enable, edit, delete, and test channels, with the interface automatically switching between Chinese and English. The plugin provides two types of calling interfaces for other plugins or scripts: one is the host-side `pushNotifier` service, offering methods such as list, send, and test; the other is the `/push/api/*` HTTP interface, supporting message sending via POST requests. Channel data is persistently stored in
Read Morechicheng-gate: Remote Access to DSH Web GUI, frpc Tunnel, and Panel Password Gate
chicheng-gate is a secure access plugin for the DSH Web GUI, designed to address remote access, intranet penetration, and mobile adaptation challenges. It integrates four core features: first, a remote access toggle that switches the Web GUI binding address to `0.0.0.0` to support LAN access; second, frpc intranet penetration, which automatically downloads and manages the frpc process, exposes the panel to the public internet by configuring server address, port, and other parameters, and supports real-time start/stop; third, a panel password gate that enforces password verification for non-local access (including LAN and frpc tunnel), stores passwords using scrypt salted hashing, implements login rate limiting and session management, while local `127.0.0.1` access remains password-free; fourth, mobile UI adaptation that injects CSS to optimize the mobile experience. Additionally, the plugin provides
Read Moredsh-inline-images: Rendering Local Images in DSH Conversation Body
dsh-inline-images is a community plugin for DSH designed to solve the inconvenience that local image paths in LLM replies are only displayed as text and cannot be easily viewed. This plugin scans the assistant's reply text and rewrites existing local image paths into same-origin loopback URLs, allowing them to be rendered directly within the message body. It supports 9 common formats including PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF, and provides a click-to-zoom lightbox feature. Users can adjust the maximum image width/height (default 640x420px) through the settings interface. If a path does not exist or is a placeholder, the plugin silently skips it, maintaining plain text display to ensure compatibility. Installation requires executing a build under the Web profile and adding the plugin, applicable to DSH and agent developers. Note that this plugin runs with the current DSH process permissions, so users should review the source code and M
Read Moredsh-token-billing: A Real-Time Token Billing Plugin for DSH
dsh-token-billing is a third-party real-time token billing plugin for DSH Web, designed to address the issues of non-intuitive costs, difficult historical queries, and multi-Provider cost classification when calling DeepSeek models. This plugin is based on the MIT license, with core features including direct billing using DeepSeek's official RMB prices, automatic distinction between peak and off-peak periods, support for custom model price overrides, and multi-currency conversion. Additionally, it provides a persistent historical ledger, multi-dimensional statistical dashboard, account balance query (requires API Key), local model savings statistics, and supports exporting data in CSV or JSON formats. Users can install it via the plugin marketplace (pending confirmation), as a pnpm dependency, or from local source code, with configuration taking effect immediately. This plugin is particularly suitable for users who need real-time
Read MoreDSH Usage Dashboard Plus: DSH Web Sidebar Balance and Today's Spending Plugin
dsh-usage-dashboard-plus is a web plugin for DSH, designed to address API balance monitoring and cost statistics issues. It displays the DeepSeek API balance and today's estimated spending at the bottom of the sidebar, and provides a comprehensive usage analysis panel. The plugin supports viewing call volume, latency, throughput, and token consumption broken down by model, and can include external vision model calls in cost estimation. Core features include today's cost estimation based on price tables, peak/off-peak pricing plan support, call log filtering with a 500-row limit and CSV export, as well as historical statistics implementation inherited from Stats. Installation requires executing the `dsh plugin` command in the web configuration and restarting the service; if migrating from the old dsh-stats-dashboard, the old plugin must be removed first.
Read Moredsh-plugin-text-translation: DSH Text and Document Translation Plugin
`dsh-plugin-text-translation` is a text translation plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue that direct translation in game scripts and long document localization can easily damage format structures (such as color codes, variable placeholders, and subtitle timelines). This plugin does not replace the translation model but provides an "extract-assemble" capability: it inspects files via `inspect_text_file`, extracts text via `extract_text` while automatically masking and protecting tags and placeholders from RPG Maker, Unity, Ren'Py, and others, and finally restores the translation results losslessly into the original format via `assemble_text`. It supports Mtool JSON, Ren'Py, SRT/ASS/VTT subtitles, Gett
Read MoreDPH Task Board (@dph/taskboard): Adding a Status Dashboard to DeepSeek Harness Sessions
The DPH Task Board (@dph/taskboard) is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin designed to transform multi-session management into a visualized four-column status board (Todo, In Progress, In Review, Done). This plugin treats sessions as cards, supporting drag-and-drop categorization, attaching notes, priorities, and tags, along with search, JSON export for backup, and import functionality. It is deeply integrated into the Harness sidebar, allowing configuration of the model, reasoning intensity, and grouping when creating new sessions, and it displays the real-time running status of sessions via a "processing" breathing light. Data is primarily stored in the browser's localStorage, while the host side persists the board state to a local JSON file, enabling agents to directly read and analyze current work progress. The installation process requires a Node.js 18+ environment and goes through the deployment script.
Read Moredsh-neo-skin: Overlaying Neo-brutalism Skin on DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-neo-skin is a zero-dependency web UI client skin plugin within the DSH plugin ecosystem, developed under the MIT license. It overlays neo-brutalism semantic tokens on top of the built-in light, dark, and system themes, achieving hard shadows, 2px borders, sharp-cornered panels, and a high-contrast style without replacing the original themes. The plugin includes two built-in schemes, "Blue Command" and "Aged Newspaper," which can be switched in real time in settings, with the state persistently stored in localStorage. It is compatible with components such as dsh-voice-input and supports multiple theme modes. Installation requires building the bundle locally, then adding it to the Web profile via the dsh plugin command, and configuring it in the configuration file.
Read MoreDSH Telemetry Redactor: Credential Redaction for Exported Telemetry Copies
`dsh-telemetry-redactor` is a community-maintained MIT-licensed plugin designed to reduce the risk of sensitive data leakage when session telemetry is transmitted externally in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). This plugin is mounted on the official telemetry waterfall, applying recursive redaction only to the outbound copies sent to the backend, while leaving the original canonical session log unchanged and without altering existing telemetry backend configurations. Its redaction scope covers three categories of content: values under high-risk key names (such as token, password), Bearer/Basic authentication information embedded in strings, and common credential patterns (such as s
Read Moredsh-context-provenance: A Read-Only Ledger for DSH Request Evidence
dsh-context-provenance is a community-maintained, MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed for safely debugging agent behavior. It compares evidence changes between two adjacent requests (such as provider, model, system, etc.) to avoid directly exposing sensitive content like prompts and messages. The plugin adopts an observe-only mechanism, relying solely on public runtime interfaces, and marks field states as Observed, Estimated, or Unavailable. It strictly limits local memory retention to observations from only the most recent two ordinary agent-loop requests, performs no file, network, subprocess, or GPU operations, and does not modify requests. When the official Cordis inspect service is present, the plugin
Read MoreDSH-Task-Planner: An Experience-Based Task Planning Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-task-planner` is a task planning plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the issues of lacking historical solution reuse and rule hard-coding mismatches when agents execute complex tasks. This plugin adopts a planning mode with "experiential muscle memory," and its core mechanisms include: 1. **Experience Library Management**: It consolidates historical solutions into editable Markdown files (default path `~/.dsh/planner-lessons`), supporting saving, recalling, and listing experiences, and follows a lifecycle of "draft-validate-discard/skill." 2. **Conditioned-Reflex Planning**: Before a task begins, the plugin first recalls similar historical solutions, and the LLM evaluates their suitability. If suitable, it reuses and improves them; otherwise, it re-plans from scratch, ultimately outputting a step-by-step plan that integrates a capability catalog and risk analysis.
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