dsh-user-steer: A Mid-Run User Steering Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-user-steer` is a user mid-course steering plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses the challenge that directly appending messages during agent task execution can interrupt tool calls or break contextual coherence. The plugin provides multiple methods, including `/steer` (prominent interjection), `/inject` (silent injection), and injection bars. By queuing instructions and processing them at tool batch boundaries, it ensures guidance is safe and non-disruptive to the current process while enabling precise course correction.
Read MoreAwesome DeepSeek Skills DSH Plugin
Awesome DeepSeek Skills is a community-curated skills catalog plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By combining manual curation with static validation, the project addresses untrusted skill sources, difficulty in version pinning, and missing format validation. Its core features include browsing and installation, offline skill lists, structural static checks, and source version locking via Git commits. After installation, users can manage skills directly through command-line tools; the installer only copies files and refuses to overwrite them, ensuring a safe and reproducible development environment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Flat Team Plugin Introduction
`dsh-flat-teams` is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the state-tracking confusion that can occur between independent windows in multi-agent collaboration. By using a flat team architecture, the plugin provides team creation, member management, and structured task dispatching, while supporting task state transitions (pending → completed) and offline delivery. It includes a built-in recorder service and a Web dashboard for visual monitoring of team and task progress. Installation requires restarting the Profile and an environment with DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 or Node 22.19+. It is intended for multi-agent collaboration within a single process.
Read Moredsh-complete-chime: A Short Chime at the End of a Conversation
`dsh-complete-chime` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by Whale-Zhang that plays a notification sound at the end of a conversation turn. It supports web and desktop clients, allows multiple concurrent sessions without interfering with one another, includes three built-in sounds—bell, ding-dong, and chime—and supports uploading custom audio (MP3/WAV, up to 2 MB). Users must enable the plugin in settings and configure the volume or custom audio; changes take effect after restarting the profile. If the browser blocks autoplay, manual unlocking is required. The plugin helps users clearly perceive conversation progress through audible feedback.
Read MoreIntroducing the dsh-cross-session Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-cross-session` is a community plugin that provides cross-session communication capabilities for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It allows different Sessions within the same process to discover, control, and collaborate with one another without extra daemons or network overhead. The plugin provides core tools for discovery, inspection, sending instructions, steering, waiting, and cancellation, and must be enabled through specific configuration. It is mainly suitable for scenarios requiring parallel task management and context reuse, but has limitations in cross-process usage and resource consumption.
Read Moredsh-oai-oauth: DSH Plugin for ChatGPT Subscription via OAuth
dsh-oai-oauth is an adapter plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to replace traditional API key requests by reusing local Codex CLI login credentials and OpenAI OAuth subscription permissions, providing a more convenient LLM invocation experience. After installing and enabling the plugin, users can select OpenAI ChatGPT (OAuth) in the model settings of the web interface to log in and start using it. The plugin code is open source under the MIT license and is suitable for users who already have a ChatGPT subscription, but they should pay attention to its runtime permissions and source code security.
Read Moredsh-wsl-workspace: WSL Workspace Support for DeepSeek Harness
The DSH Harness plugin dsh-wsl-workspace allows WSL directories to be mounted directly in the Web workspace sidebar for a unified development experience. It automatically discovers WSL distributions, supports directory browsing or manual path input, and executes Agent commands in the Linux environment via wsl.exe. After installation, users can enable WSL in the sidebar, select a distribution and a directory, and start using it. This solution is dependency-free and non-intrusive, and does not require installing VS Code Server inside WSL. Note that commands run in the Linux environment and are not subject to Windows sandbox restrictions, only directory operations are supported, and shell state is not preserved.
Read Moredsh-voice-input: Chinese-English Voice Input Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web
DSH (DeepSeek Harness) implements web-based voice input through the `dsh-voice-input` plugin. The plugin is built on the browser-native Web Speech API, requires no server-side support or API key, and supports speech recognition for Chinese, English, and mixed-language speech. Users can click the microphone icon to the left of the web input field to start speaking, and the recognized text is automatically inserted into the input field. This plugin is suitable for quickly capturing ideas or entering conversational instructions, but recognition accuracy depends on the browser’s speech service, and it must be used in a browser that supports the Web Speech API, such as Chrome or Edge.
Read Moredsh-btw — Add Native Claude Code /btw Side Questions + /remember Session Notes to DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-btw` is designed to help developers quickly ask side questions and take notes within the main conversation. It includes two core slash commands: `/btw` for background side questions that do not interrupt the main flow and are not persisted to disk, and `/remember` for session memos with persistent storage support. The plugin is a zero-dependency bundle, installable via link, and supports configuration validation and data cleanup.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Intelligent Delegation Suite (dsh-delegation-suite)
`dsh-delegation-suite` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin focused on intelligent agent task delegation. Its core features include a role-based routing mechanism and automatic model failover (mutual backup), along with context inheritance (Fork delegation), visual configuration, inline thinking-intensity adjustment, and token balance monitoring. The plugin provides a Web GUI for editing routing tables, supports image transcription and multiple strategy prompts, automatically tracks usage, and queries balances across platforms. Installation should be handled carefully to avoid configuration conflicts. It is suitable for development scenarios that require fine-grained control over model allocation and cost monitoring.
Read Moredsh-weixin: Access DeepSeek Harness via WeChat
`dsh-weixin` is a WeChat plugin for DeepSeek Harness that enables interacting with the agent via WeChat. The plugin supports message routing, context-aware continuous conversations, credential reuse, and rule injection, as well as QR code login through the CLI. Once installed, the agent can execute commands in WeChat while remaining governed by `AGENTS.md`. When using it, be mindful of communication security and the risks associated with the WeChat account; the first message may experience a delay.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Input History Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web plugin “DSH Input History” adds a floating history panel above the input field and a toolbar button to enable quick reference and reuse of multi-turn conversation content. It supports arrow-key navigation through history entries, grouping by date, and collapsing duplicates, while ensuring no interference with input methods or existing menu functionality. As a purely client-side component, it reads the current session snapshot in real time without requiring persistent storage. Developers can install it via CLI and use it in the web environment, effectively improving debugging and conversational efficiency.
Read Moredsh-session-handoff: Handing Off Long Sessions to New Sessions
`dsh-session-handoff` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address long-session context management. Users can seamlessly hand off the current session to a new one with a single `/handoff` command. The system automatically generates a structured summary document, inherits the original workspace and model configuration, and avoids copying old history, keeping sessions clean and efficient. The plugin supports customizing the number of messages included in the summary, thinking mode, and timeout duration. It must be installed via the command line and relies on public services, and is compatible with DSH 0.1.0-rc.5 through rc.8.
Read Morewallpaper-engine-dsh: Using the Wallpaper Engine Library as a DSH Interface Background
`wallpaper-engine-dsh` is a plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that renders local Wallpaper Engine wallpapers (videos and web pages) as Web interface backgrounds. It supports wallpaper library scanning and search, smart masking (automatically adapting to theme brightness), manual cropping and layout adjustment, real-time adjustment of blur and glass effects, and carousel lists. It also features FPS monitoring and fault-tolerant playback. Installation is simple, although .pkg wallpapers are not supported on the desktop side. Overall, it provides developers with an attractive and stable solution for personalized backgrounds.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: OpenCode Go Remaining Quota HUD
The `dsh-opencode-go-quota` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to monitor remaining quota for OpenCode Go users. By scraping the usage dashboard, it displays the remaining percentages for the 5-hour, weekly, and monthly periods in real time as a health bar below the chat interface, and provides a settings card and automatic refresh. During installation, the DSH profile must be specified, and `workspaceId` and `authCookie` (which must be obtained manually) must be configured. If the configuration file is missing, it falls back to environment variables. Notably, desktop users must add the namespace to the allowlist in `index.js` under the `app.asar.unpacked` directory; otherwise, the HUD and settings card will not display. The plugin
Read Moredsh-conversation-density-map: Conversation Density Map Plugin for the Right-Side History Tab
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web client plugin `dsh-conversation-density-map` provides a visual “conversation density map” on the right side of the chat area. It uses small tick marks to intuitively display conversation distribution and length, with click-to-jump and smooth navigation. Each conversation turn occupies only one label, helping distinguish long responses from short messages. The plugin also supports window adaptability, hover previews, smart spacing, and current-position following. It is a pure frontend, zero-dependency plugin and supports both light and dark themes. It is no longer maintained because DSH already includes a built-in sidebar. Install it with `dsh plugin --profile web add github:weien666/dsh-conversation-density-map`.
Read Moredsh-cftunnel: Exposing the Local DeepSeek Harness Interface via Cloudflare Tunnel
dsh-cftunnel is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to resolve the issue of local interfaces being inaccessible over the public network. It uses Cloudflare Tunnel technology to achieve intranet penetration, with features including automatic download and management of cloudflared, support for multiple connection modes (Quick/Tunnel/API Token), and token verification. After installing it via commands, users can connect with one click by selecting a mode and entering the required information in the settings. The plugin downloads a binary file of approximately 40 MB during its first connection, forwards traffic through a Loopback reverse proxy, and has token verification enabled by default.
Read Moredsh-cache-miss: DSH Web Plugin: Yellow Single-Line Prompt on Cache Miss
`dsh-cache-miss` is a DSH web plugin maintained by developer wefio, designed to address the difficulty of promptly locating cache misses during agent development. It belongs to the "Memory" category and is implemented purely on the front end without modifying source code. Directly below the assistant response in the first conversation turn, and only when a cache miss occurs, it renders a yellow notice containing idle duration, re-billed token count, cached token count, and time to first token (TTFT). This plugin helps developers debug long-context usage and optimize prompt caching strategies.
Read Moredsh-plugin-pkgseek: PkgSeek Linux Packages, Commands, and CVE Intelligence as a Native DSH Tool
dsh-plugin-pkgseek is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides agents with Linux system-level capabilities. By integrating with the PkgSeek API, it encapsulates approximately 22 read-only native tools covering command diagnostics, package management, vulnerability intelligence, and lifecycle queries. The plugin supports offline snapshot fallback and offers flexible configuration, requiring a DSH version between 0.1.0-rc.7 and 0.2.0. All tools perform read-only operations, require no API key, and can be installed and enabled from the npm or GitHub source.
Read Moredsh-usage-stats: DeepSeek Harness Web Local Usage and Billing Center
`dsh-usage-stats` is a local plugin developed for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface, designed to address shortcomings in usage statistics, balance queries, and cost control in the official interface. Maintained by wannanbigpig, its core features include centralized display of token usage and costs, balance queries for multiple provider accounts, time- and model-based analysis, cost estimation, and limit configuration. Regarding data, the plugin ensures that all usage ledgers, settings, and alerts are stored locally, and the query panel is read-only, without modifying host settings. Users can install the plugin via the command line and access the usage query entry in the sidebar. It is suitable for developers who need fine-grained cost management, quota monitoring across multiple providers, and long-term consumption tracking.
Read Moredsh-prompt-optimizer: One-Click Prompt Optimization and Long-Text Input Enhancement
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin aims to improve long-text input and prompt-structure issues. Core features include: a new “Optimize” button in the input box, which can use an LLM to rewrite prompts; support for configuring model routing and thinking level; and a fix for the Composer component’s rendering defect with long text. Additionally, the plugin supports indentation with the Tab key and increases the maximum height to `min(55vh, 600px)`. The plugin is configured via `cordis.patch.yml` and is ready to use after installation, but the optimization feature is disabled when U+FFFC attachment placeholders are present.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-cite Citation
`dsh-cite` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address challenges in context propagation and file tracking during agent development. It provides features such as selecting and annotating prior text, referencing historical conversations (with `@` symbol support), and displaying generated files. After installation via CLI, users can configure the citation scope in the web interface (defaulting to the current workspace). The plugin enhances DSH at the web layer, making context management and file viewing more intuitive, and is suitable for developers who require fine-grained control.
Read Moredsh-plugin-undo: DeepSeek Harness In-Place Session Undo Plugin
`dsh-plugin-undo` is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin for in-place conversation undo in the current session. It modifies the session surface to remove trailing turns from the model history and collapse them into a header, without forking the session or modifying project files. Users can enter `/undo` or `/undo n` while the session is idle to undo the most recent turn or multiple turns. The plugin is suitable for quickly correcting the direction of a conversation within a single session flow, but only supports undoing consecutive trailing turns.
Read Moredsh-provider-probe: DeepSeek Harness Provider Connectivity and Latency Detection
`dsh-provider-probe` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address difficulties in multi-provider model connectivity and diagnostics. By sending minimal requests, it allows manual testing of model routing, latency, and input capabilities, and supports error classification and export of diagnostic reports. It limits output tokens by default and includes timeout controls; note that usage may incur a small amount of model fees. This tool is suitable for troubleshooting connectivity, verifying model availability, and preparing reports for technical discussions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-git-inspect
The DSH plugin `dsh-plugin-git-inspect` is a read-only Git inspection toolkit for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide Agents with code status checking, history analysis, and conflict resolution capabilities without performing write operations. By invoking system Git commands, the plugin implements 10 tools covering status viewing, diff analysis, log querying, conflict detection, and code ownership analysis, while ensuring environment safety and stable output formatting. Users can install it via CLI commands or NPM, with support for Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing a reliable code review layer for agent workflows.
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