dsh-telegram: Access DeepSeek Harness via Telegram
`dsh-telegram` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that provides mobile remote access to an agent via Telegram. The plugin uses a dependency-free architecture and denies all access by default, allowing only whitelisted users to interact via private messages. Its core security mechanisms include user-ID-based whitelist validation and interactive approval before executing dangerous tools (such as bash). Users can manage sessions with commands such as `/start` and `/new`, and can retrieve the required ID for configuration using `/whoami`. Installation requires configuring a Bot Token and allowed user IDs. Once installed, users can converse with the Harness agent through the Telegram bot.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: X/Twitter Research, Social Listening, and Controlled Posting
This is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) skill plugin maintained by satan9394, designed to address the operational challenges agents face on X/Twitter. It provides three core features: data-level research, social feed monitoring, and controlled posting. The plugin runs with DSH process permissions, making it suitable for developers who need public opinion monitoring, data mining, or automated content publishing. Since the exact installation command cannot be confirmed, please refer to the official plugin directory or GitHub repository for the latest instructions and source code to ensure security and compliance.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: Writing Exploration, Fragment Mining, and Guide Words
In the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, developers often need to address memory management and writing guidance issues. This plugin is maintained by `satan9394` and aims to provide writing exploration, memory mining, and navigating-word features. Its specific features and usage are currently unclear; please refer to the official directory or GitHub repository for installation and operation. When using it, be sure to check the source code and license, and ensure that it runs with DSH process permissions.
Read Moresatan9394/dsh-writing-for-agents: Documentation Writing and Information Hierarchy Standards for Agents
In DSH workflow development, agents rely heavily on documentation, making clear pointers and an effective information hierarchy essential. satan9394/dsh-writing-for-agents is a DSH skill plugin focused on standardizing agent documentation, aiming to address context confusion caused by disorganized documentation when agents handle complex tasks. The plugin's design philosophy was inspired by mattpocock/skills. The plugin does not currently provide a specific feature list, installation command, typical usage examples, or notes, so users are advised to visit its GitHub repository for more information.
Read Moredsh-writing-beats: Beat-Based Writing and Foundation Path Workflow Plugin
dsh-writing-beats is a DSH workflow plugin maintained by satan9394, designed to address skill organization and path planning in agent development. It draws on the design philosophy of mattpocock/skills and provides a structured approach based on beat-style writing, adventure-style paths, and foundational concepts. Due to the current lack of documentation, specific installation commands and usage examples are unavailable, but it is suitable for scenarios that require building structured workflows in DSH. When using it, note that it runs with the permissions of the current process, and be sure to check the security of the source code before installation.
Read Moresatan9394/dsh-git-workflow: Git Workflow and Version Control
dsh-git-workflow is a Git workflow specification plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It references the agent-skills design philosophy and aims to address disorganized version management. Its core features include trunk-based development, commit discipline, semantic versioning, and automated release workflows. Users need to install it via the official catalog, and it is suitable for scenarios requiring strict version control and standardized commit discipline. For more details, refer to its catalog page or GitHub repository.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DSH Plugin: satan9394/dsh-git-guardrails
satan9394/dsh-git-guardrails is a security plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agents, designed to provide safety guardrails for their Git operations. Drawing on the design philosophy of well-known skill plugins, it intercepts dangerous commands to prevent code repositories from accidental misuse or malicious damage. It is suitable for scenarios where agents need to be granted Git permissions while their behavior is strictly constrained. Users should consult the official repository for installation instructions and, since the license information is not specified, carefully audit the source code for security before installing it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: satan9394/dsh-gif-creator
satan9394/dsh-gif-creator is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to extend an agent's ability to handle dynamic visual content. It supports GIF creation, search, and custom animation, and is licensed under Apache-2.0. Specific installation commands are not currently provided; users are advised to refer to the official directory or GitHub repository for instructions. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, so source code should be reviewed before installation to ensure security and compliance.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: Cloud Well-Architected Six Pillars Review
The DSH plugin dsh-cloud-well-architected is designed to support Well-Architected Framework reviews for cloud architectures, covering the six pillars, including reliability and cost. It enables the automated integration of practices such as SLOs and Golden Signals and supports plugin-based extensibility. Users can embed it into Agent workflows, but note that specific installation commands or usage examples are not currently provided.
Read Moredsh-cloud-cost-optimization: Cloud Cost Optimization and FinOps Pricing Models
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin "Dsh-cloud-cost-optimization" is designed to address cloud resource cost control by providing cloud cost optimization and pricing model analysis capabilities. Maintained by user satan9394, it currently does not publish a detailed feature list. Installation is recommended by visiting the official catalog page or checking the GitHub source repository. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current process, and developers are responsible for verifying license compatibility. It is suitable for developers who need to integrate FinOps capabilities to analyze or optimize cloud costs.
Read Moredsh-image-preview: Enabling Inline Image Display in Chat Conversations
The dsh-image-preview plugin is designed to address the fragmented image display issue in DeepSeek Harness. It leverages the built-in HTTP service of the web profile to host a local preview directory, enabling the AI to use the `preview_image` tool to convert local images into URLs embedded in chat messages. Installation requires running the specified commands and restarting. The plugin supports static hosting and model tool calls, allowing the AI to generate and display images directly. When using it, note that the AI must invoke the tool to bypass file sandbox restrictions, and that URLs default to local addresses; for LAN access, the IP address must be replaced.
Read Moredsh-remote-access: Secure Access to the DeepSeek Harness WebUI
dsh-remote-access is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by RedreamR, designed to address the WebUI's default inability to listen on public network addresses and associated security concerns. It enables secure public remote access through port forwarding, password authentication, and CAPTCHA policies (with daily and 5-hour attempt limits). Users can install it via the command line. Configuration options include the listening address, port, password, and security policy, and can be configured in the DSH settings interface or `cordis.patch.yml`. Note that pnpm restrictions apply during installation.
Read Moredsh-mnemosyne: A Local Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-mnemosyne` is the local memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address cross-session context consistency issues for agents. It encapsulates Mnemosyne’s memory logic as native DSH tools, with data stored in a local SQLite database. The plugin provides six tools—including memory storage, retrieval, and forgetting—as well as dashboard-based management, supporting automatic merging, filtering, and session isolation. Users can install and configure it via the CLI and leverage automatic injection and prefetching mechanisms to enable long-term memory without relying on cloud services.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Dev Toolbox Plugin
`dsh-dev-toolbox` is a local toolbox designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness Web Composer, aimed at simplifying the cumbersome process of data format conversion. Maintained by Qingzhou-Joshua, this plugin supports instant conversion and processing of multiple formats, including JSON, URL, Base64, timestamps, and UUIDs. Core features include JSON formatting, minification, validation, and regex search; URL encoding and decoding; Base64 decoding (automatically ignoring whitespace); and multi-format timestamp display. All operations are performed entirely in the browser, without network transmission or disk writes, ensuring both security and efficiency. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:Qingzhou-Jos`
Read Moredsh-plugin-archive-manager: DSH Web Plugin Makes Archived Sessions Visible, Filterable, and Recoverable
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin aims to address the issue of archived sessions not being visible in the official interface. By replicating the workspace browsing area, it enables in-place display, filtering, and restoration of archived sessions. Additionally, the plugin supports workspace-level archiving and unarchiving, and applies a patch to allow users to read the content of archived sessions. It uses a host/browser separation architecture, persists data locally, and requires use with specific versions of DSH.
Read MoreAnno for DeepSeek Harness (native)
`@philmingdao/anno-dsh-native` is a native DeepSeek Harness plugin that integrates Anno’s core capabilities into the Harness process. It provides an HTTP review server, session persistence, and six model tools, guiding the Agent via system prompts to follow a “review-handoff-resolution” workflow while eliminating MCP bridge overhead. Installation requires the DSH profile mechanism and supports configuring the data directory and host type. The plugin adopts the Cordis architecture, has zero external dependencies, and is suitable for lightweight review of local HTML files.
Read Moredsh-prompt-optimize: Rewrite Draft in Web Composer
`dsh-prompt-optimize` is a DeepSeek Harness web plugin designed to help LLMs polish draft prompts before messages are sent. Its core features include side-effect-free rewriting, Sparkle button visibility control, and smart status detection. Installation requires adding it via the command line and configuring `allowBuilds` or using a local path. The plugin runs with process-level permissions, emphasizes source-code security and required configuration, and is suitable for scenarios where prompts need to be optimized before sending.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Community Plugin Marketplace in DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has introduced the `dsh-plugin-marketplace` plugin, designed to address the fragmented management of community plugins through a Web interface. The tool offers Chinese-language search, 12 filtering categories, favorites, and one-click installation, with data sourced from an online catalog or offline snapshots. Users can install it via command, and clicking Install only runs a `git clone` download without executing any build scripts, making plugin acquisition both convenient and secure.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: `pepsi-ai/dsh-session-delete`
`pepsi-ai/dsh-session-delete` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the difficulty of session cleanup. It adds a trash button and a sidebar menu item in the UI and provides the `workbench_session_delete` Agent tool to enable complete session deletion. The plugin features risk confirmation, stopping active sessions, and synchronous cleanup of caches and billing records, and it must be installed for the specified profile and restarted to take effect.
Read Moredsh-code-intel: Symbol-Aware Code Indexing and Hybrid Search for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-code-intel is designed to address insufficient understanding of local codebases by agents. It supports multilingual code retrieval and outline parsing for TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and more through symbol-aware indexing, hybrid search, and SQLite persistence. The plugin uses an asynchronous indexing mechanism; on first use, task completion must be awaited via a Job ID. It defaults to offline lexical mode and supports file system watching; to enable hybrid search, configure an OpenAI-compatible embeddings endpoint. Installation requires DSH version >=0.1.0-rc.6 and Node 22+, with secure data privacy.
Read Moredsh-vscode-shell: A VS Code-Style Workbench in the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
The `dsh-vscode-shell` plugin for DSH recreates a VS Code–style Web workbench with file management and Git integration. It includes an activity bar, file browser, source control panel, and editor; supports dark mode and multiple languages; and can be operated via keyboard shortcuts (e.g., F5/F6 to copy a path) and inline buttons (Ctrl+Enter to commit). The plugin depends on local Git commands, serves filesystem and Git interfaces through HTTP routes, and is limited to local deployment. Install it with: `dsh plugin --profile web add github:lonebone/dsh-vscode-shell`.
Read Moredsh-queue-director: DeepSeek Harness Message Queue Ordering Tool
dsh-queue-director is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to solve the problem of a fixed message queue order. It allows users to directly drag, move to the top, or move to the bottom messages through the interface before agent processing, and supports batch sending and clearing the queue. The plugin requires no source code modification, runs in mount mode, and supports hot updates after updates, making it suitable for scenarios that require batch processing prompts in a specific order or building long-form text.
Read Moredsh-web-restart: Ensure/Restart DSH Web Service
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-web-restart` is designed to address the “suicide restart” issue caused by Web services running within the Agent process tree. It uses WMI on Windows to create a standalone process, or detached mode on non-Windows platforms, ensuring that the service automatically recovers when it crashes or can be restarted via a flag. The plugin supports `ensure` and `rotate` modes and requires DSH version 0.1.0-rc.6 or later.
Read Moredsh-hub-oauth-gateway: The Localized Usage Center and Coding Subscription Gateway for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-hub-oauth-gateway` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide a localized unified hub that integrates usage records, cost monitoring, and subscription management across multiple tools. Its core features include a local dashboard and HUD (with support for heatmaps and trend analysis), account quota adaptation, OAuth login support (compatible with multiple coding subscriptions), data export, and an optional loopback API gateway. All data is stored on a local SQLite database and can be exported in CSV or JSON formats. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current process, emphasizing token privacy and data integrity, and provides users with a complete closed loop from analytics to subscription management.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-coding-remote-kit
`dsh-coding-remote-kit` is a community plugin that provides secure mobile remote access for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It adopts a dual-plane architecture and an RPC whitelist mechanism, allowing a phone only to view sessions, handle approvals, and send short replies under end-to-end encryption and restricted write permissions. The plugin supports bilingual text, one-time pairing, and private network connections, making it well suited as a complement to a desktop IDE. Installation requires restarting the `dsh web` process, and installers should use the specified name and avoid source-code links.
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