commandcode-go-for-dsh: Command Code Go Provider for DeepSeek Harness
`commandcode-go-for-dsh` is an unofficial DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for accessing Command Code models, such as DeepSeek V4 Pro/Flash, in a TUI or web interface. The plugin supports model routing, usage queries, reasoning control, and model catalog features. Installation requires adding it individually to a Profile and configuring an API key. Note that the plugin is for community use only, endpoints may change, and the web interface is subject to network access restrictions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-opencode-provider
dsh-opencode-provider is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to connect DSH to a local OpenCode server over HTTP, enabling local model invocation without an API key. It supports streaming output, retry policies, and event compatibility, but is limited to text-based input and output. It does not support structured tool calling or multimodal capabilities, and requires the local server to operate within a restricted network environment. This plugin offers developers a convenient, low-cost entry point for local inference.
Read Moredsh-generation: Fork Agent Presets and Run Tasks in the Next Generation
`dsh-generation` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that follows a "copy, not compile" philosophy, enabling users to iterate on existing, reliable agent presets. It allows users to fork presets, record their lineage, and run tasks in isolated new sessions. The plugin provides two core tools, `generation_fork` and `generation_run`, supports global tool registration, and requires manual approval. The host must be restarted after installation. It is suitable for scenarios that require modifying and testing based on known presets, but it does not replace Creator mode.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: godd6366/dsh-sub2api
The `godd6366/dsh-sub2api` plugin integrates the sub2api gateway into DeepSeek Harness as a model provider. It supports OpenAI, Claude, and Grok routes, and provides streaming chat, model discovery, reasoning intensity adjustment, usage queries, and image generation. Configuration is stored in the `llm-sub2api` section, while API keys are managed via environment variables or a credentials service. Installation requires DSH 0.1.2-rc.1 or later, making it suitable for developers to consolidate multiple subscription sources.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Web Background Settings Plugin
The `web-background` plugin for DeepSeek Harness is designed to address web interface background control needs, supporting solid colors, images, and opacity adjustments. Settings are stored in the browser's local storage, supporting multi-tab synchronization and one-click reset. The plugin allows adjusting the visual appearance of the interface without modifying code, making it suitable for debugging and demonstrations. To install, ensure that the Harness is already installed and that you have Web profile permissions. It supports installation from a Git repository or a local directory, and requires a web service restart to take effect.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Long-Horizon Task Suite
DSH's native modules are ill-suited for long-term research or projects. This suite addresses challenges such as task rigidity, heavy reliance on manual intervention, experience loss, and inflated self-assessments through mechanisms including a Mission state machine, Claim Pool task claiming, Blackboard communication, LLM Wiki memory, and forced replanning on failure. Its core features cover long-term autonomous task management, scheduled wake-ups, blind review, and strict validation. The system includes three plugins and two Captain presets, and is compatible with DSH 0.1.0-rc.8 or later. The approach does not hard-code workflows and supports flexible definition of task success criteria and termination policies.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Companion Plugin
DeepSeek Harness Companion is a lightweight plugin for DSH Web that uses a "Living Data Orb" to present agent status and context pressure with minimalist visuals. By default, it only displays active status; detailed metrics such as context and usage are shown only on hover or by clicking to pin the panel. It strictly adheres to privacy principles and does not read conversation or reasoning content. The plugin supports dragging, collapsing into an edge label, and following the session lifecycle. It is currently in the MVP stage, primarily compatible with DSH Web and single sessions, and may be adjusted as Harness is updated.
Read Moredsh-tool-imagegen: DeepSeek Harness In-Chat Inline Image Generation Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-tool-imagegen` implements the “everything is a plugin” philosophy, addressing the pain point of manually switching views for image generation on the desktop client. It enables models to automatically invoke generation tools, displays images inline, and provides image-to-image generation, download, and local editing capabilities. It supports network fault tolerance, dual-model compatibility, and plain-text input. Installation requires mounting the plugin to the desktop profile and installing dependencies. When using it, enable capability disclosure and note that image-to-image generation requires the upstream API to support a specific OpenAI interface.
Read MoreDSH Conversation Recycle Bin: Direct Deletion and Archive Management in the Sidebar
`dsh-session-dustbin` is a session management plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It simplifies the cumbersome original session deletion and archiving process by adding a direct “Delete Session” option in the sidebar menu and providing a dedicated “Session Dustbin” to manage archived sessions, resulting in an intuitive cleanup workflow. The plugin is lightweight, maintaining only header-frame information without reading content to ensure performance. Users can install it with a one-click script, but note that deletion is irreversible and may involve permission risks.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-terminal Terminal Panel
`dsh-terminal` is a Web UI terminal plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides a real shell environment and a full-featured interactive experience through `node-pty` and `xterm.js`. The plugin supports multi-tab sessions, window docking/floating, and configuration of custom shells and environment variables. Installation requires running commands in the DSH profile directory and restarting the service, but note that `pnpm >= 10` may require configuration adjustments. Known limitations include a cap on live sessions, disconnection when the service restarts, and differences in `kill` behavior across platforms.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-workbench (File Browser and Terminal)
`dsh-plugin-workbench` is an outbound plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, developed by `ghbhiee` and released under the MIT License. Through a plugin-based architecture, it adds file browsing, preview, upload/download, and WebSocket-based browser terminal capabilities to the Web interface. Installation requires manually adding it from the GitHub repository and loading it with the `--profile web` parameter. It defaults to a secure read-only mode; users must explicitly enable writing (`writeEnabled`) and terminal access (`ptyEnabled`) in `cordis.patch.yml`. The plugin supports previewing text, images, and PDFs, as well as Shell interaction, but...
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Game Panel: dsh-plugin-snake
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-plugin-snake is a lightweight extension that adds fun interactions to the Web UI. It integrates a Snake game through a floating button in an overlay, supports keyboard, WASD, and touch-swipe controls, and saves high scores in the local browser. The plugin requires no build step; after installation, the service must be restarted to take effect. The source code is the compiled code, making it suitable for developers to test overlay extension capabilities and enjoy some entertainment during debugging breaks.
Read Moredsh-plugin-mobile-shell: Narrow-Viewport Drawer Shell for DeepSeek Harness
This plugin is designed to address responsive layout issues in the DeepSeek Harness Web UI on narrow viewports, replacing unstable manual patches. Its core features include: automatically switching to a drawer sidebar with a mask when the viewport becomes narrow, direction-aware swipe gestures (swipe right to open, swipe left to close), customizable browser tab titles (e.g., `DSH · {host}`), and improved interaction behavior for groups and leaf nodes. Users can install it directly from GitHub via the command line and adjust the narrow viewport threshold (default: 1023px) and title template in the configuration file. The plugin routes request configuration through the Host, ensuring consistent and standardized behavior while significantly improving the mobile experience.
Read Moredsh-plugin-cli-session: A Resumable DeepSeek Harness Headless CLI Session Runner
`dsh-plugin-cli-session` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that addresses the difficulty of headless runners in handling multi-turn interactions and structured outputs. It supports session resumption, multi-directory isolation, machine-readable JSON output, and tag management. By configuring `cordis.patch.yml` and using `ctx.cliStartup`, users can create chat or API mode. It supports creating, resuming, and listing sessions, as well as outputting results in JSON format. Note that `--json-schema` is used only as prompt text, and the output contains only the last assistant message.
Read Moredsh-theme-cyberpunk2077: Cyberpunk 2077 Neon Theme
Developed by GGbao-114, the `dsh-theme-cyberpunk2077` theme plugin is designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, transforming the interface into a "Night City" inspired by Cyberpunk 2077. The plugin requires no external fonts, integrating Ryzes, Cyberpunk, and Orbitron fonts via embedded resources, and features neon red, cyan, and green color schemes, CRT scanline transitions, a code-rain background, and hacker terminal interactions. Users can install it via the CLI and trigger hidden easter eggs by sending `relic` or `johnny` in a chat. It is suitable for developers looking to personalize their displays, though font licensing agreements should be observed.
Read Moredsh-selfup: A Self-Update and Deployment Tool for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-selfup is a DSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address repetitive operations in local development. It consolidates Git updates, dependency installation, CLI installation, and systemd service management into four commands. Developers can use dsh_update_status to check status, run dsh_update to update the code, use dsh_install to install tools, and use dsh_systemd to manage services. The plugin must be installed and run within the Harness repository directory. It supports automatic builds and retries, effectively reducing the cost of manual operational work.
Read Moredsh-peak: Peak/Off-Peak Pricing Indicator for DeepSeek API
Starting August 16, 2026, DeepSeek API pricing changes to different rates for peak and off-peak periods. The dsh-peak plugin visually displays the current “PEAK” or “OFF-PEAK” status in the DeepSeek Harness interface and provides a countdown. It is installed via a command and includes a browser-side pill component (updated every 30 seconds) and a host-side `dsh_peak_status` tool. Users can query the status or plan tasks to avoid higher costs during peak periods. The plugin has no runtime dependencies and is released under the MIT License.
Read MoreMCP Bridge Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Dynamic Cordis Toolset
`geekricardo/dsh-cordis-mcp` is an MCP protocol plugin that exposes the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Cordis toolset to Claude Code, letting Claude Code dynamically load, run, update, and delete DSH plugins. Core features include session management, viewing plugin details, immutable definitions, activation approval, and permanent deletion. Installation requires the official script and configuring a Bearer Token in Claude Code for authentication. The plugin has Shell-equivalent permissions, enforces loopback-only access restrictions, and sessions are cleared after restart.
Read Moredsh-convmap: Conversation Map Plugin
`dsh-convmap` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address navigation difficulties in long conversations. The plugin renders full turn ticks along the left edge of the conversation area, offering hover previews, click-to-jump, and scroll highlighting. Its key features include: support for full log reading and agent self-run turn generation; optimized performance with support for hundreds of ticks and gradient expansion; keyboard support and a non-intrusive design. The plugin works by coordinating raw log reading on the Host side with component mounting on the Client side, and developers can deploy it quickly using an installation script.
Read Moredsh-better-tool-ui: DeepSeek Harness Tool Calling and Thinking Rendering Plugin
`dsh-better-tool-ui` is a client-side plugin designed to optimize the display of tool calls in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It takes over the rendering logic for built-in tools, the MCP protocol, and sub-agents, consolidating fragmented information into a compact timeline view. The plugin supports 28 built-in tools, provides code change styling similar to GitHub PRs, maintains compatibility with streaming output and older DSH versions, supports light and dark themes, and has been renamed from the earlier `dsh-hebbian-rows` to `dsh-better-tool-ui`.
Read Moredsh-token-cost: DSH Plugin for Tracking LLM Token Usage and RMB Costs by Project
`dsh-token-cost` is a DSH plugin maintained by gdy01 for tracking token usage and RMB costs in local LLM projects. The plugin reads local session logs, aggregates data by project and model, and provides a web interface and local API for display. Core features include reading and decoding `session.jsonl` files, aggregating token usage, and calculating costs based on DeepSeek's official price list. Installation requires specifying a subdirectory, and the plugin is MIT-licensed.
Read Moredsh-web-search-local: Keyless Multi-Engine Web Search Plugin
This plugin registers a local provider to resolve DeepSeek Harness's default reliance on DeepSeek server-side search, enabling local models to directly invoke web search and page fetching. It supports multi-engine web search and page fetching with a layered strategy (SearXNG -> Global -> CN), proxy configuration, charset awareness, and resilience mechanisms for rate limiting. After installation, it automatically switches the provider; Node.js >= 20.3 is required.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Matrix Thinking Plugin: Turning Thoughts into a Rain of Code in a CLI-Style Chat Page
`dsh-plugin-matrix` is a CLI-style full-screen terminal plugin for DeepSeek Harness that visualizes the inference process of agents. It transforms reasoning content into a *The Matrix*-style code rain effect while keeping the main response as a streaming output. The plugin supports adjustable rain speed, session sharing, and HMR hot updates, and is recommended to be used in low-light environments for the best visual experience.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-width: A Plugin for Controlling the Width of the Left Chat List Panel
`dsh-sidebar-width` is a patching plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, designed to remove the official hard-coded 264px width limit on the left-hand conversation sidebar. By automatically patching client files when `dsh web` starts, it allows users to customize the sidebar's minimum and maximum draggable width as well as its default expanded width. It is compatible with different storage structures across versions, supports idempotent execution, and ensures stability through fault-tolerant regex matching. After installation, users only need to adjust the parameters in the configuration file and restart for the changes to take effect.
Read Moredsh-typography: DeepSeek Harness Typography Customization Plugin
`gan332/dsh-typography` is a typography customization plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Using a dual-mode plugin mechanism, it separates UI fonts and code fonts into two independent selectors, supports online presets (such as Inter and Noto Sans SC) as well as local `woff2`/`ttf`/`otf` font libraries, and applies them without transcoding. The plugin supports the full range of variable font weights and provides persistent state management. After installation, it can be toggled in settings, but note that it may override the effects of the `dsh-fonts` plugin, and some components may have hardcoded font restrictions.
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