dsh-pdf-reader: A Local PDF Text Extraction Plugin
This is a DeepSeek Harness plugin named `dsh-pdf-reader`, designed to address privacy concerns when reading local documents. The tool parses PDFs locally using `pdfjs-dist`, without network requests or file uploads. It supports specifying a path, page count, and character limits, and provides page-by-page text extraction. Once installed, the Agent can directly invoke the `read_pdf` tool within the workspace. The plugin strictly adheres to path isolation security principles, supports only PDFs with a text layer, and requires the DeepSeek Harness Web Profile to run.
Read Moredsh-tui-en: A Claude Code–Style Interactive Terminal Interface for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-tui-en` is a terminal-native UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness that delivers a Claude Code-style interactive experience. It addresses the lack of visualized context management and streaming feedback in terminal interactions, enhancing Agent state monitoring through streaming Markdown, tool cards, timeline navigation, and full session workflows. The plugin does not modify the DSH core, supports long-session design, is currently in Public Beta, and is suitable for daily development use.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness - MiMoCode Workspace Auto-Memory Plugin
DeepSeek Harness - MiMoCode Workspace Auto-Memory Plugin aims to address the difficulty agents have in maintaining long-term memory under limited context windows. Built on the MiMoCode architecture, the plugin achieves cross-session persistence through a four-layer hierarchical memory mechanism: automatically injecting core facts and architectural contracts at session start (Layer 1), recording task checkpoints (Layer 2), asynchronously distilling and consolidating new knowledge in the background (Layer 3), and providing an explicit disk-persistence tool (Layer 4). The plugin supports both global activation and workspace isolation, enabling the agent to understand the project context from the outset without manual retrieval. It uses `MEMORY.md` and `checkpoint.md` to manage knowledge and silently updates during idle periods, without consuming conversational tokens or increasing response latency, making it highly suitable.
Read Moredsh-ui-translate: A Privacy-First DeepSeek Harness Web Interface Translation Plugin
The `dsh-ui-translate` plugin is designed to address the translation challenges of the Chinese interface in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It allows users to translate only the visible Chinese UI and content in place, without enabling the browser’s automatic translation feature. The plugin supports three backends (an offline dictionary, a local OPUS-MT model, and an OpenAI-compatible API), with the local mode ensuring privacy and security. Translated text is displayed by default as a purple overlay; hovering over it lets users view the original text or re-translate it. The plugin automatically detects and skips non-translatable areas such as input fields and code blocks, and modifies `Text.data` without breaking the DOM structure. Users install it via a command and enable it manually, and it supports customizing the target language, styling, and specific content through a configuration file or HTML attributes.
Read Moredsh-auth: A Cookie Authentication Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI
`dsh-auth` is a Cookie-based authentication plugin that provides authentication for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. By disabling the built-in `webserver` and injecting a host authentication service, it provides route protection for the SPA, HTTP APIs, and WebSockets without modifying existing connections or modules. The plugin supports bind address configuration, token management, Secure Cookies, and remote API access. It offers only single-token control, does not read model API keys, and is suitable for local development or intranet deployment.
Read Moredsh-link-plugin: Connecting a Local DeepSeek Harness to Community Sites
dsh-link-plugin is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) that allows users to manage local plugins remotely via a browser. It connects to the dsh community website over WebSocket, supports browsing the store registry in offline environments, and can batch-execute remote installation commands from the browser. The plugin includes security mechanisms such as whitelist-based installation validation, interception of dangerous commands, TLS-encrypted transmission, and secure token storage. Users generate a pairing code in the browser and fill it into the configuration; afterwards, they can view the installed list and install plugins remotely in the Web UI.
Read Moredsh-session-share: Offline Session Tree Sharing Between DeepSeek Harnesses
The `dsh-session-share` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) allows users to export complex Sessions, including multi-level nested sub-agent trees, images, and tool records, into local ZIP capsules for offline transfer between instances. The plugin supports downloading the capsule via `/share-session` and importing it via `/import-session`, with each import generating a new local Session tree. Since v1 lacks encryption, it is recommended to use it in a controlled, trusted environment to ensure secure transfer.
Read Moredsh-session-html: Exporting DSH Sessions to Offline HTML
`dsh-session-html` is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by `quicksandznzn`, designed to export a complex Session tree—including subagents, context, tools, and media—into a single offline HTML file. The plugin can be used through interface buttons or the `/export-html` command, and draws inspiration from the export experience of the Pi project. After installation, the Web process must be restarted to load dependencies. It is released under the MIT license and is suitable for users who need to archive and share session records offline.
Read Moredsh-host-kimi-search: Zero-Configuration Web Search Host Plugin for Kimi Coding
`dsh-host-kimi-search` is a DeepSeek Harness host plugin for zero-configuration integration of Kimi Coding's web search functionality in an agent environment. It registers a provider with `ctx.web`, automatically forwards requests to `https://api.kimi.com/coding/v1/search`, and supports reading the API key from environment variables or a configuration file. After installation, it sets the search provider of the `web` plugin to `kimi-coding`. For security, the plugin allows only `http` and `https` protocols, limits response body size to 5MB, and sets a timeout of 60 seconds. To restore the official search, you can edit the configuration.
Read Moredsh-client-sidebar-overlay: Sidebar Overlay
This plugin is designed to resolve layout conflicts when DeepSeek Harness is embedded in VS Code's narrow sidebar by converting the sidebar into an on-demand floating layer. Core features include: invoking the floating layer by clicking the whale icon in the session header, supporting left/right side switching, fixing `fixed` positioning, and intercepting pop-up layers to prevent them from flying off-screen. Installation requires copying the files to `node_modules` and adding a mount entry in the configuration. It is compatible with the DSH 0.1.0-rc.7 environment.
Read Moredsh-client-paste-image: Converting Pasted Images to File Paths in a Text-Only Model
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-client-paste-image is designed to address the issue that pure text models cannot receive images. It intercepts image paste operations in the composer, uses `dsh-drop-caret` to upload the image and insert the generated file path into the input field, thereby allowing the text model to reference the image in context or pass it to subsequent visual tools. The plugin can be bypassed with `Alt+Paste` and only takes effect for configured text routes; it requires installing `dsh-drop-caret` and is enabled after restarting the service.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Click File Paths to Open in VS Code
`dsh-client-open-in-vscode` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin developed by quei4r, designed to address the disconnect between the web interface and local editors. It intercepts click events and uses HTTP requests to invoke the host VS Code CLI, opening files in the matched window. Installation requires manually adding the plugin to `node_modules` and modifying the configuration file. The plugin supports opening files by clicking a path, viewing the original logic with Alt+click, and reconstructing diffs by clicking Edit/Write lines. It features intelligent route matching, secure trust validation, and bypass mechanisms, with good compatibility.
Read Moredsh-subagent-watchdog: One-Time Automatic max-tokens Recovery for Native Resumable Sub-agents
The DSH plugin `dsh-subagent-watchdog` is designed to address the need to manually recover a subagent when it terminates due to insufficient `max-tokens`. It automatically performs one continuation via the official API, ensuring that each task is recovered at most once, with no loops or timers involved. Once installed, the plugin automatically continues the task when a termination is detected and stops intervening after completion; if it fails again, it notifies the parent agent and provides manual handling options. The plugin supports only specific versions of DSH and runs with the permissions of the current process.
Read MoreDSH MCP Server Visual Configuration Plugin
dsh-mcp-ui is a visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to manage MCP server configurations through a Web interface instead of manually editing YAML files. The plugin provides a unified settings card, supports both stdio and streamable-http transports, and covers the full set of configuration fields, including timeouts and reconnection policies. When saving configurations, it supports hot synchronization, automatically mounting or unmounting official client instances without requiring a process restart. The plugin is compatible with DSH version requirements, manages sensitive information through environment variables, and greatly simplifies the server configuration workflow.
Read Moredsh-plugin-desktop: The Official Companion Plugin for DSH-desktop
dsh-plugin-desktop is an official companion plugin for the DSH framework, designed to unlock enhanced desktop features. It directly exposes session and usage data through HTTP endpoints, replacing the previous hack-based approach, and supports global quick input, a Web UI context menu, and pinned sessions. Additionally, the plugin provides terminal bridging capabilities. Installation can be done via the command line or manual configuration, with the adaptation mechanism relying on three core ADAPTER functions. This plugin is suitable for developers who need deep state management integration and want to build desktop interaction experiences.
Read Moremc-hud: Minecraft-Style Consumption HUD for DeepSeek Harness
mc-hud is an unofficial plugin specifically designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSD), transforming the data panel into a Minecraft-style HUD. It displays data through a sidebar (hearts represent decoding speed, and chicken drumsticks represent balance) and a top bar (icons for various modes), with adaptive light and dark themes. Core features include segment-based heart mapping based on pricing constants, balance refresh every 60 seconds, and cache hit rate and consumption statistics. Installation is straightforward, consisting of Host and Client components; note that the assets are non-commercial and trusted sources are required.
Read Moredsh-workspace-dock: Sidebar Workspace Dock Bar
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-workspace-dock` is specifically designed to address the clutter in the sidebar of the web interface. It provides a visual Dock bar on the left side of the sidebar, supporting workspace filtering, menu management (renaming, archiving, etc.), and custom icons. The plugin features narrow/wide bar switching, status badge display, and a home entry function, and is fully implemented with a plugin-based architecture without modifying core files, compatible with dsh 0.1.0-rc.6.
Read Moredsh-web-restart: Restart the DSH Web Service from the Interface
The `dsh-web-restart` plugin provides a service restart entry point in the UI. It uses an independent supervisor process to stop and start the host process, resolving the need for manual restarts after upgrades. The plugin supports status monitoring, restart confirmation, and crash self-healing, and can automatically restore interrupted sessions when enabled in the configuration. Installation requires deploying a supervisor script and configuring launchd to support true restarts.
Read Moredsh-telegram-bridge: Manage and Respond to DSH Sessions via Telegram
The Telegram bot plugin for DeepSeek Harness pushes session notifications via Telegram and supports reply-based interaction, addressing mobile management needs. Users must create a bot via @BotFather and configure its token. The plugin provides session-completion notifications, approval confirmation pushes, and message routing, supporting replies by ID, keyword, or command. It offers commands such as `/start`, `/list`, and `/s` for session management. Configuration supports environment variables and `config.json`; policies set via the `/approve` command are persisted, whereas web privilege-escalation policies are stored in memory only.
Read Moredsh-deepseek-balance: DSH Web Plugin: Displays DeepSeek API Balance and Today's Usage
The DSH `dsh-deepseek-balance` plugin is designed to display your DeepSeek API account balance and today's usage in real time at the bottom of the web interface sidebar. Core features include a balance badge (turns red when below CNY 5), a details panel (with a usage curve), and incremental statistics based on session logs. The plugin supports automatic refreshing (with caching and fallback mechanisms), and requires configuring `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` and restarting the service. Notes include that it is validated for dsh 0.1.0-rc.6, certain UI elements such as the whale animation require manual patching, and it does not read sensitive data.
Read Moredsh-calendar-todo
`dsh-calendar-todo` is a calendar and to-do management plugin for the DSH Web environment, supporting the import of external calendars via iCal. It binds calendars to DSH folders and provides a bidirectionally synchronized timeline interface, priority categorization, and five conversational tools. The plugin enforces the UTC+8 timezone, supports schedule reminders (including Telegram notifications), and allows synchronization and reminder behavior to be configured through environment variables, with the goal of deeply integrating schedule management into the workflow.
Read MoreDSH Clipboard History Manager: Monitoring System Clipboard and Persistent Records
The `dsh-clipboard-history` plugin is designed to address the issue of clipboard content loss during DeepSeek Harness (DSH) development by persisting and structuring system clipboard contents. It supports macOS, Linux, and Windows, with a history limit of 500 entries. A web panel is provided for searching, viewing, and retrieving historical records, and an Agent tool is registered for model invocation. Functionality is implemented via HTTP communication and a 1.5-second polling mechanism.
Read Moredsh-effort-slider: Replace the DSH Web Inference Level Selector with a Compact Damped Slider
`dsh-effort-slider` is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web client, designed to refactor the reasoning level selection module. By overriding the official rendering slot, it replaces the traditional fixed-level selector with a compact collapsible slider component. The plugin supports damping animations, automatic snapping, optimistic updates, and adaptive levels. Interactively, the slider displays dynamic glow effects and color changes based on its position, while the menu structure exactly replicates the official style, loading custom controls only in the sub-panel. Users can install it with a specified command, and it is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-netcatty: Connect the DeepSeek Harness to Netcatty's External MCP Server
`dsh-netcatty` is a plugin that connects DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to the Netcatty External MCP server. It allows DSH to securely invoke Netcatty's SSH and SFTP tools via standard protocols without exposing sensitive credentials. Core features include connecting to official servers, tool registration, permission control, and reconnection after disconnection. Installation requires DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.7 or later and Netcatty 1.1.80 or later, with support for non-standard path configuration and customized parameter adjustments. By default, it follows the principle of least privilege, and all authentication is handled natively by Netcatty. The plugin provides developers with a secure and convenient integration between DeepSeek and SSH/SFTP.
Read Moredsh-tools: Universal Toolbox Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-tools adopts "everything is a plugin" as its core philosophy and integrates features such as session management, the plugin marketplace, system tools, usage statistics, and WeChat integration into a unified personal toolbox. Sessions support archiving, bulk deletion, and disk caching; the plugin marketplace supports browsing, updating, and category-based filtering; system tools include desktop notifications and version checks. Application usage statistics provide multi-dimensional data analysis and cost calculation. WeChat integration is built on the openclaw protocol, supports QR code binding and whitelist filtering, and incorporates media processing and AI capabilities. Installation requires running the specified command and restarting the application; note that this plugin is entirely AI-generated and that WeChat features are disabled by default.
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