dsh-chat-link: DeepSeek Harness Multi-Session Peer-to-Peer Chat Plugin
The dsh-chat-link plugin provides real-time cross-session communication capabilities for DeepSeek Harness. Users can type `@` in any session to select a target for direct interaction, with support for instant online activation and offline message board delivery. The plugin includes a sidebar inbox UI, five model tools (such as sending messages and viewing lists), and custom linked naming. Data is stored locally with no cloud dependencies. Installation requires Node.js ≥ 22 and can be performed using a one-click or manual script; restart the application afterward to use the plugin.
Read Moredsh-lark: Feishu Gateway Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-lark` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that enables interaction between a local agent and Lark (Feishu) via a long-lived WebSocket connection. The plugin does not require a public callback URL and supports multimodal input, file transfer, single-card status display, and tool approval, aiming to provide a “conversation-driven” development experience. By default, it restricts access using an `open_id` allowlist and includes commands such as `/steer` and `/approve`, making it suitable for running local agents and performing remote debugging or automated execution.
Read Moredsh-usage-card: DSH Web Sidebar Usage Card
`dsh-usage-card` is a sidebar plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web that lets you monitor token usage, balance, and spending in real time. It supports 7-day and 30-day statistics and offers a toggle between “Official Data” and “Estimated Data” modes. The plugin is released under the MIT license and features adaptive layout when the sidebar is collapsed, automatic updates, and custom price configuration. Installation requires the command line, and logging in to the platform is required to obtain a token for viewing official data.
Read Moredsh-gitbash-shell: Git Bash Executor Plugin for Windows
This plugin is designed to replace the default PowerShell Shell with Git Bash on Windows for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Key features include disabling `pwsh-sandbox` and enabling a Git Bash executor; automatically generating four Git Bash presets (Standard, Minimal, PTC, and Creative); supporting POSIX path conversion; and ensuring compatibility with multiple DSH versions. After installation, the host must be restarted. The Bash path, timeout, and preset mode can be customized through a configuration file. The plugin resolves path-handling issues in Git workflows on Windows, improving DSH's compatibility and user experience on the platform.
Read Moredsh-deepseek-usage-monitor: DeepSeek Harness Token Usage and Balance Monitoring Plugin
`dsh-deepseek-usage-monitor` is a local plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address pain points in API token consumption and balance tracking. Its core features include host-side event listening to automatically record token usage (with support for multi-model grouping and cache statistics), scheduled background polling of DeepSeek's official API to retrieve balance information, and real-time visualization via a floating card in the bottom-right corner of the Web interface. The plugin supports drag-to-adjust positioning, collapsing and expanding, forced refresh, persistent data storage, and does not log sensitive conversation content, making it suitable for fine-grained local management of API costs.
Read Moredsh-show-me-how-much: DeepSeek Harness Cost and Token Statistics Plugin
`dsh-show-me-how-much` is a local statistics plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issues of delayed and unintuitive platform billing. It offers real-time cost display, detailed statistics panels, model identification, and data persistence. The plugin calculates costs based on the official DeepSeek V4 pricing table and is open source under the MIT license. Developers can install it via the command line and restart the service to use it. It is primarily used to estimate conversation costs and token consumption, although its estimates may differ from actual bills.
Read Moredsh-agent-teams-meta: A Standalone Agent Teams Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-agent-teams-meta` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to enable multi-agent parallel collaboration through the "everything is a plugin" philosophy. It supports persistent team management, dynamic routing, task graphs, private mailboxes, and web-based visualization, allowing a lead agent to decompose work among members using different models. The plugin provides a family of `teams_meta_*` tools for creating teams, assigning tasks, and sending instructions, and can track token usage by routing. After installation, a Node.js environment must be configured. All data is stored in a local directory, with no sensitive information saved.
Read Moredsh-launcher: A One-Click Launcher Plugin for DSH Web
The `dsh-launcher` plugin is designed to address the issue of manually starting services interrupting the workflow during DeepSeek Harness (DSH) development. By generating launch scripts, automatically checking service status, starting services with one click and opening the browser, and supporting desktop shortcuts and custom icons, it provides a convenient local service startup solution for Windows environments. After installation, it can be configured in the DSH settings panel or invoked by AI tools to generate scripts.
Read Moredsh-shell-wsl: A Real Linux Bash Execution Environment for DSH on Windows
The `dsh-shell-wsl` plugin addresses the poor isolation and state-persistence issues of native Bash tools on Windows. By running Bash in disposable Docker containers, it provides a genuine Linux environment with integrated permission presets. The plugin does not require the model to be aware of new tools, remains compatible with the official Bash interface, and automatically destroys containers to maintain a clean environment. Installation requires Docker Desktop and a WSL2 distro, making it suitable for high-isolation Linux development scenarios.
Read Moredsh-session-activity: Activity-Prioritized Session Organization in the DSH Web Sidebar
The `dsh-session-activity` plugin automatically categorizes sessions in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar into four tiers—Hot, Warm, Cool, and Cold—based on `Last updated` timestamps to reduce visual clutter. It supports dynamic sorting, a Focus mode for highlighting active sessions, and preserves native operations. Users can configure time thresholds and refresh intervals in `$DSH_HOME/session-organizer.json`, making it suitable for developers managing multiple concurrent sessions over extended periods.
Read Moredsh-memes: Enabling Natural Language Sticker Sending in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-memes` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides semantic image selection through the `pick_meme` tool, enabling agents to send memes naturally. Its core features include natural language invocation, alias and multi-word tag matching, and automatic integration configuration. It leverages a library of 260+ reaction images hosted in a GitHub repository, works with the default configuration, and supports custom tag directories. After installation, agents can send reactions such as celebration or shrug via natural language or tool functions, significantly enhancing visual feedback.
Read Moredsh-websearch-custom: Configurable OpenAI Responses Web-Search Tool Provider for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-websearch-custom is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness that lets users take over the built-in web search feature by configuring an OpenAI Responses-compatible endpoint. It registers a provider named `custom-openai`, includes no default configuration, and leaves all key parameters (such as endpoint, model, and API key) to the user. It supports dynamic configuration via the browser settings interface or a configuration file, uses native search tools instead of web scraping, and strictly relies on URL citations returned by the endpoint. To install it, use the plugin command and set the `searchProvider` for the `web` channel to it.
Read Moredsh-session-cost: Track Token Usage by Session and Display Costs in CNY
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-session-cost` parses token data from session logs to provide developers with per-session usage and estimated CNY costs. It supports command-line queries (`/session-cost`), Agent tool calls, and sidebar display. Users need to override the price list in the configuration file to match actual settlement rates. During installation, pay attention to the pnpm build script authorization prompt. The plugin addresses a key cost-tracking need in agent development, with accurate data sources.
Read Moredsh-provider-rate-limit: DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Provider/Model-Level Rate Limiting and Gateway Impersonation
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-provider-rate-limit addresses operational challenges such as rate limiting LLM traffic at the provider and model level, managing API quotas, and handling gateway identity verification. Built on the Token Bucket algorithm, the plugin supports burst traffic handling and a FIFO mechanism, and offers dual wait/reject response modes. It also provides gateway identity spoofing by rewriting the User-Agent based on URL matching, and supports configuration hot reloading, real-time statistics, and high-performance route lookup. Developers can view rate-limiting data in the Composer Dock to ensure stable service operation.
Read MoreGodot Tools DSH Plugin: Driving Local Godot 4.x
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `jxb01/godot-tools-dsh-plugin` provides agents with a toolkit for interacting with local Godot 4.x. It requires no MCP server or network communication, and supports headless CLI mode (validation, importing, running scripts) as well as editor startup. Users can install it with the `dsh plugin` command and configure the Godot executable path via `cordis.patch.yml`. The plugin offers seven tools with real-time enable/disable control within a session, aiming to simplify agent-driven control and management of local Godot projects.
Read Moredsh-telegram-bridge: A Bridge Plugin Between Telegram and DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-telegram-bridge` is a Telegram plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that enables private chat interaction, session management, and status monitoring with DSH Agent via Telegram. The plugin features message queue management, structured response rendering, multi-session switching, and stability safeguards such as queue persistence and rate-limit protection. After users install it via the CLI, they can use Telegram commands such as `/start` and `/interrupt` to control the Agent. The configuration file requires setting a Bot Token and Owner ID, and security settings can be modified through the Web UI. The plugin runs within the DSH process and does not require an additional server.
Read Morejustarook1e/dsh-file-edit: DSH WebUI File Editing and Change Review
`dsh-file-edit` is a file management plugin for DSH WebUI, providing features such as a file browser, diff viewing, Markdown rendering, and an integrated terminal. It enables developers to review, accept, reject, or directly edit code generated by agents. The plugin includes editing capabilities such as undo/redo and automatically detects project run targets. The project is currently unmaintained and has been migrated to `dsh-ide-lite`, but the older version remains fully usable.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Matt Pocock Skills DSH Ported Version
`mattpocock-skills-dsh` is a DSH port of Matt Pocock’s engineering and productivity skill set, maintained by JUNQINGV587. This plugin packages 25 curated skills into a profile bundle that can be directly loaded by DSH, using a flat structure to support DSH’s first-level skill discovery mechanism. Users can install the plugin via the DSH CLI, and a profile restart is required after installation for it to take effect. As an independent fork, upstream updates must be synchronized manually. The plugin is designed to help developers quickly enable standard engineering skills in a DSH environment, making it suitable for users who want to improve development efficiency in DeepSeek Harness.
Read Moredsh-ssh-hub: DeepSeek Harness Multi-Server SSH Terminal Panel
`dsh-ssh-hub` is a multi-server SSH terminal panel plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. It manages multiple sessions, group views, and broadcast commands within a single interface through a draggable, resizable floating window. The plugin provides a Wave Terminal-like experience, supports multiple authentication methods such as passwords and private keys, and includes features such as session ownership, automatic reconnection, theme adaptation, and secure storage. After installation, users can efficiently manage multiple servers via keyboard shortcuts and tabs.
Read Moredsh-double: Self-Management, Self-Evolution, and Dual-Brain Plugins for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-double` is a self-management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of an agent crashing due to errors after modifying its configuration. It enables self-repair and evolution through a dual-brain mechanism and blue-green deployment. Core features include health probing, automatic rollback, standby wake-up, dual-brain communication, and an HTTP API. The plugin supports configuration pre-checks, trial runs, and automatic updates via CLI or API, ensuring the stability of the primary instance while consuming no process resources in standby.
Read MoreIntroducing the dsh-desktop-automation Plugin: macOS Desktop Automation and Visual Closed-Loop
dsh-desktop-automation is a plugin that enables a dsh agent to directly control macOS desktop applications. It communicates with the Accessibility service over a local socket, providing mouse and keyboard control as well as window management capabilities, and integrates screenshot, image recognition, and visual localization features to form a closed-loop "screenshot–image recognition–localization–action" workflow. Installation requires granting Accessibility permissions and supports installation from a package, GitHub, or a local link. This plugin is suitable for automating non-browser applications (such as design software), GUI testing, and remote desktop control.
Read Moredsh-autovision: Adding Visual Capabilities to DSH Text Models
The `dsh-autovision` plugin provides native visual capabilities for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) text-only models. By registering a transparent twin provider, it automatically routes image requests to a configured multimodal model for transcription and then injects the resulting text into the context, enabling “paste-to-text.” Users do not need to switch models or expose API keys, and can paste images directly or read files through Agent tools. The plugin is easy to install and offers persistent configuration and an LRU cache to mitigate latency, but users should be aware of limitations such as the first image being skipped, a 5 MB file size limit, and minor UI display issues.
Read Moredsh-agent-lead: DSH Team Lead Mode Plugin
`dsh-agent-lead` is a DSH plugin designed to address the problem of the main agent overfocusing on details and lacking control over model selection. By activating “Lead Mode,” it locks the main agent into a supervisor role responsible for planning, decomposition, task dispatch, and acceptance, while strictly prohibiting direct code changes. The plugin enforces task assignment through the `assign` tool and requires manual model selection for each task. It supports the `/lead` command for switching between manual and automatic modes, and uses a `scope` mechanism to prevent file conflicts. The main agent executes a lightweight work-order decision chain, intelligently routing tasks to existing subagents or newly created agents, and supports monitoring task queues, statuses, and re-reviews. It is suitable for scenarios that require strict collaboration and cost control.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Session Import and Validation Plugin (dsh-session-import)
The `dsh-session-import` plugin introduces a session import feature to the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface. It supports importing DSH `.zip` archives and `.l` log files, with SHA-256 verification, CRC-32 validation, and structural parsing. Imported sessions are automatically assigned new IDs to prevent overwrite conflicts, with support for workspace synchronization, custom titles, and rollback protection. Users can securely migrate historical conversations via drag-and-drop or button controls, and all parsing is performed locally without uploading to external services.
Read Moredsh-windows-workspace-guard: Windows Workspace and Credential Protection Plugin
`dsh-windows-workspace-guard` is a Windows agent-protection plugin developed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to control dangerous file operations by agents. Independent of official components, it intercepts tool calls and provides three decision mechanisms—`PASS`, `ASK` (approval), and `HARD BLOCK` (interception)—to prevent file deletion, credential reading, or system-state corruption. It supports multiple tool calls and includes pre-check capabilities, audit logs, and summary statistics. Installation is straightforward, and users can configure `workspaceRoots` and `sensitivePaths` to isolate environments. The plugin does not send network requests; it is a conservative boundary-control tool suitable for use in Windows environments.
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