dsh-auto-evolve: DeepSeek Harness Self-Evolution Plugin
`dsh-auto-evolve` is a self-evolution plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to automate the maintenance of agent skills and strategies. It observes runtime signals, uses an LLM to propose changes, and strictly validates them in a sandbox. The plugin supports automatic rollback and cost control, offers three evolution modes—`observe`, `propose`, and `auto-apply`—and reduces maintenance costs while improving stability through a closed-loop process.
Read Moredsh-modal-enhancer: Adding Window-Level Controls to DeepSeek Harness Modals
`dsh-modal-enhancer` is a client-side enhancement plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web, designed to address limitations in native modal interactions. By injecting styles and event listeners, it provides modals with window-level control, supporting dragging, eight-directional resizing, pinning, maximizing, background removal, and state persistence. The plugin requires no modifications to the Harness source code or rebuilding; it is directly mounted through the `dsh bundle.patch` mechanism, with state stored locally in the browser. Users can customize modal layouts, making it suitable for developers who need to move modals across multiple monitors or seek higher interaction efficiency.
Read Moredsh-plugin-onekey: One-Click Install and Uninstall Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-onekey` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin developed by lishLRF, designed to simplify the plugin management workflow. By intercepting the "Copy" button in the plugin center, it enables "one-click installation" without a terminal and automatic backend restart. If installation fails, it supports copying the error information with one click and sending it to an LLM for diagnosis. In addition, the plugin provides the `/卸载` command for easy uninstallation and includes a strict security whitelist validation mechanism. It is suitable for developers who need to manage plugins frequently, and it must be installed and enabled via the `dsh plugin add` command in the DSH web profile environment.
Read Moredsh-status-card: Injecting Status Cards into DeepSeek Harness Replies
`dsh-status-card` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that automatically displays a status card at the beginning of an agent response through system prompt injection, eliminating the need for manually assembling formatting. It supports toggle on/off, custom titles and templates, and includes six built-in styles (A–F), with real-time preview and language adaptation. Installation requires GenUI, settings are persisted, and configuration changes require a new session to take effect.
Read MoreDSH Environment Context Plugin: Real-Time Injection of Time, Weather, and Device Information
The `dsh-environment-context` plugin provides real-time environment context support for DeepSeek Harness, optimizing agent development by dynamically injecting information such as time, weather, and battery level. It supports multi-source data reading, automatic language adaptation, and fine-grained control, affecting only the system prompt without impacting chat messages. It is recommended for role-playing scenarios; be mindful of its impact on prompt caching, and location data is not leaked externally.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Volcengine Ark Plugin: Integrating Volcengine Plan and Coding Plan
The community-developed DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-llm-volcengine-plans`, maintained by lionXiao, is designed to provide seamless integration support for Volcengine Ark Agent Plan and Coding Plan in DSH. This plugin addresses the issues of cumbersome configuration and potential conflicts in the original integration method. Its core features include independent route registration, metadata publishing, OpenAI compatibility adaptation, credential resolution, and visual configuration management. Users can install and enable the plugin using the specified command and configure `ARK_API_KEY` in DSH settings to use it. During installation, avoid conflicts with older plugin versions and ensure API keys are managed securely.
Read Moredsh-plugin-wiki-tools
`dsh-plugin-wiki-tools` is a core plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), following the “everything is a plugin” philosophy and aiming to offload mechanical file operations so that the model can focus on content synthesis. The plugin provides `wiki_query` (with full-text search support), `wiki_write` (automatic routing, deduplication, and index maintenance), and `wiki_lint` (health checks). It requires a Node.js environment, supports cross-project references and concurrency control, and can be used alongside a Web UI or skill suites to help users manage Obsidian knowledge bases efficiently.
Read Moredsh-plugin-lion-skills: A Chinese-Language Agent Skill Suite for Developers
`dsh-plugin-lion-skills` is a developer skills plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing 11 Chinese workflow skills that cover high-frequency scenarios such as code review, debugging, and test writing. Its core features include: pure Markdown skill definitions, read-only mounting, and explicit error reporting. It supports installation via CLI, gives its skills higher priority than project-specific custom skills, and allows references to local resource files. The plugin is released under the MIT license and aims to simplify skill integration and reuse for developer agents.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Custom LLM Provider Plugin
`dsh-custom-provider` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address issues such as inconsistent protocols and difficulties in dynamically retrieving model lists when integrating custom LLM services. The plugin supports multiple protocols, including OpenAI and Anthropic, through static configuration, and reuses the DSH streaming adapter. Installation requires running a command in the Web profile, and it supports both the Web UI and declarative configuration via `settings.yaml`. The plugin features visual management, static model catalogs, per-request credential resolution, and compatibility field overrides. Before use, ensure that the Node.js version and DSH version are compatible, and that the configured `baseURL` conforms to the expectations of the selected protocol adapter.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DSH Web Password Gate Plugin
dsh-web-pass is a zero-dependency plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to add access control within the Web process. It offers cookie-based authentication, multi-password and multi-upstream routing, enforced password setup, real lockout mechanisms, and access logs. The plugin natively integrates a settings page and supports automatic session renewal along with proxying DSH authentication. Data is stored in a local directory, and it can be enabled with a command-line installation, providing lightweight security protection and multi-entry management for local services.
Read Moredsh-workflow-isolate: A QuickJS/WASM Isolated Workflow Engine for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-workflow-isolate` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides a QuickJS/WASM isolation environment for workflow scripts, addressing the need for JavaScript capabilities without inheriting Node.js permissions. It enforces resource limits, blocks Node.js APIs, and preserves hooks, with the default engine switchable via `cordis.patch.yml`. When using it, ensure that scripts are portable and that its isolation boundaries and security risks are understood.
Read Moredsh-plugin-ctl: DSH Plugin Start/Stop Control
dsh-plugin-ctl is an open-source plugin designed to add a start/stop control tab to the DSH Web interface. It lists all non-Group Loader entries, supports one-click start/stop and search, and persists start/stop states. Stopping core plugins (such as `dsh-web-app`) requires a confirmation step to prevent accidental removal of functionality. This plugin depends on DSH and pnpm, and is installed using the `dsh plugin` command.
Read Moredsh-skills: A Practical Skill Set for DeepSeek Harness
The core philosophy of the dsh-skills skill set for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is “everything is a plugin,” aiming to provide developers with structured tools that cover the entire workflow. Its main features include creative design, development management, skill writing, technical documentation, web search, Chinese official document processing, and presentation generation. The skill set is a pure directory structure; after installation, the model loads it on demand through the `skill()` tool, and each skill corresponds to a `SKILL.md` file containing Frontmatter configuration. The project as a whole is licensed under the MIT License, with some skills derived from obra/superpowers.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-client-ui-code-diffs
`dsh-client-ui-code-diffs` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to upgrade the default `edit`/`write` tool cards into an intuitive code diff view. It features full-line red/green background comparison, character-level highlighting, syntax coloring, and line-count statistics, while supporting large files. As a purely client-side plugin, it automatically replaces the rendering logic through a priority-based shadowing mechanism, helping developers review code changes more efficiently.
Read Moredsh-workbench: A VSCode-Style Workbench Sidebar for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-workbench is a sidebar plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address shortcomings of the default DSH interface in file management and local development interaction. It introduces a classic VS Code-style workbench layout, integrating the development environment into a single window through features such as file explorer, code preview, terminal, Git panel, and repository-wide search. The plugin supports file lazy loading, multi-tab preview, and the CodeMirror editor, and provides automatic file change monitoring and atomic saving. A key highlight is integrated diff review and undo functionality for AI-applied modifications. In addition, it offers draggable, adjustable layouts, a sandbox-embedded browser, and multi-tab terminals. Installation can be completed with a one-click npx command; although security policies restrict embedding certain mainstream websites, it is highly
Read Moredsh-qnav: Right-Side Navigation Bar for Long Conversations
The dsh-qnav plugin adds a navigation bar to the right edge of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address the difficulty of locating issues in long conversation flows. It accurately extracts genuine user questions and supports click-to-reference jumping, automatic filtering of non-user lines, dark mode compatibility, and current-location highlighting. It uses MutationObserver to monitor content changes and includes HMR safety mechanisms. It is easy to install and can be used stably across multiple platforms without modifying native code, though it is limited by visibility scope and ultra-long conversation density.
Read Moredsh-plugin-worktree: Managing Git Worktree in DSH Web UI
`dsh-plugin-worktree` is a plugin that provides workspace management capabilities for the DSH Web UI. It enables creating, switching, and deleting Worktrees through the browser interface without leaving the Web UI. Key features include a Worktree chip when creating a new session, sidebar badge indicators, and a safety confirmation dialog when deleting. The plugin requires dsh, git, and a Node.js environment, supports custom root and Worktrees directories, and can effectively improve development efficiency.
Read Moredsh-web-extras: DeepSeek Harness Web Interface Enhancement Plugin
dsh-web-extras is a browser-based extension designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness Web mode to address insufficient interactive interface feedback and the raw display of file changes. It provides three core features: first, sound effects and character portrait popups to alert users about session completion, tool approval requests, and AI prompts; second, appearance customization, including background image adjustments and UI opacity settings; third, a file-change view aggregated by turn, with line-level diff comparison and highlighting. The extension runs entirely locally, prioritizes privacy and security, and effectively enhances the debugging experience for AI agents.
Read Moredsh-meego: DeepSeek Harness Feishu Project Management Plugin
dsh-meego is a Feishu project management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the lack of tools available to agents when accessing Meego. It provides core capabilities such as project search, work item queries, personal to-dos, and creating, updating, and transitioning work items, with support for MQL queries. Installation requires Node.js 22.13+ and a Meego CLI environment. The plugin runs on top of the local CLI, does not collect credentials, and requires user confirmation for state-changing operations such as creation and updates.
Read Moredsh-plugin-modality-fallback: Modality Fallback Routing for Agent Sessions
`dsh-plugin-modality-fallback` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that addresses the issue of DSH forcibly switching the entire session model when the session model does not support image input. By detecting missing modality support before a request, it allows a single request to be routed to a fallback model with the required capability while keeping the session's original model configuration unchanged. It runs as a Cordis plugin without modifying core code, and currently supports fallback routing for the `image` modality only.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
The DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace is a tool that connects DSH Index and Harness, built around the core idea that “everything is a plugin.” It provides both a web interface and a CLI, supporting plugin browsing, inspection, installation preparation, and community feedback (ratings, FAQs, and pitfall reports). The design emphasizes security and privacy, including access control, data masking, and privacy protection. Developers can use the `dsh-index` command-line tool for diagnostics, installation workflow management, and issue management, making it suitable for developers who need to manage the plugin ecosystem within Harness in a fine-grained manner.
Read Moredsh-question-index: DSH Conversation Question Index
The DSH Web plugin “Question Index” is designed to address the inefficiency of looking back through long conversations. It displays a list of user questions in a floating panel on the right, allowing users to quickly jump to the corresponding message by clicking a list item. The plugin supports panel collapsing, Chinese-English language switching, empty-state prompts, automatic indexing, and local persistence, helping users quickly locate content in long conversations and improving the overall user experience.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-codex-select (Codex-Style Code Selection)
`dsh-codex-select` is a plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, aiming to solve the problems of disrupted workflow caused by manual copy-and-pasting of code context and draft contamination. The plugin provides a lazily loaded file tree and a read-only viewer, allowing users to select code in the viewer or add files from the file tree. It automatically generates “reference chips” and inserts them into the input box without additional manual steps. Users can click a chip to manage the context. The plugin only supports UTF-8 text, with file sizes limited to under 1 MiB. After installation, simply restart the service to use it, significantly improving the efficiency of providing code snippets to the model.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Capability Switch Plugin
`dsh-capability-toggle-plugin` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI plugin maintained by lifeopsgo, designed to provide runtime capability control. It supports real-time management of skills, MCP servers, tools, prompt injection, and security safeguards across three resolution levels: session, project, and global. The plugin enforces capability policy through the WebUI panel, including removal, hiding, or blocking, and provides invocation statistics and panel preference settings. Installation requires Node.js >= 22.6 and is compatible with DSH 0.1.x.
Read Moredsh-wechat-skin: WeChat-Style Skin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-wechat-skin is a fun skin-changing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to restyle the software interface to resemble the Windows desktop version of WeChat. The plugin supports light mode and includes core elements such as a narrow left sidebar, a conversation list, message bubbles, an avatar pool, and a draggable input box. Users can also customize avatars and adjust font sizes. After installation, DSH must be restarted and the plugin enabled in the settings. Note that the plugin only changes the visual appearance: rich content styling may be reduced, and in dark mode it automatically falls back to the official look.
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