DeepSeek Harness Scheduled Task Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has released the `dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks` plugin, designed to address scheduled tasks that rely on manual intervention, such as checking CI status. The plugin supports daily, weekly, or fixed-interval triggers, includes built-in unattended permissions, and supports multiple notification channels. Users can install it using the `dsh plugin` command; after installation and restarting, they can create new tasks in the sidebar. Task data is stored locally, and the plugin supports failure retries and viewing execution history. Note that notification channels such as WeCom have rate limits, and plugin data is stored in a specific path.
Read Morehpyperry/dsh-ref-lib: DeepSeek Harness Reference Library Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin hpyperry/dsh-ref-lib focuses on model inference capabilities. The project aims to provide reusable reference library components. Given that public information does not include specific features, installation guides, or license details, users are advised to review the source code and license themselves before deployment to ensure compliance with their usage requirements.
Read Moredsh-night-greeting
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-night-greeting`, maintained by HokkaidoCOLA, provides agents with automatic nighttime greetings. Built on a plugin-based architecture, it allows developers to extend context enrichment or greeting logic for specific time points. At present, no official feature list, installation command, typical usage, or license information is available; users should consult the GitHub source repository for details.
Read Moredsh-apply-patch: Inject a Codex-style apply_patch tool into the DSH model
This plugin injects the `apply_patch` tool into DSH models, resolving errors caused by the missing tool for GPT-series models in the DSH environment. It is fully compatible with OpenAI Codex's patch format, and all file writes are executed through DSH's native sandboxing system to ensure safety. It supports model-conditional injection (GPT models only by default) and provides a real-time configuration toggle. After installation, the model can directly invoke this tool to update, add, or delete files.
Read Morefoliotemp/dsh-claude-antidote
`foliotemp/dsh-claude-antidote` is a compatibility patch for the DeepSeek Harness upstream plugin `dsh-claude-ux`, designed to neutralize its strict risk-control mechanisms. By intercepting requests and responses, the plugin masks the risk-control state as enabled at the UI level while disabling features such as regional blocking, request classification, and system prompt injection at the underlying logic layer. It coexists with the upstream plugin, enabling developers to bypass restrictions and regain control of the input field. Installation must follow a specific order, the upstream plugin is not automatically restored after use, and only specific same-origin requests are modified.
Read Moredsh-workspace-jump: Quickly Switch to or Create Workspaces in the DSH Web Interface
dsh-workspace-jump is a DSH Web plugin maintained by fogmodel, designed to simplify switching and creating workspaces in the web interface. The plugin adds a “Workspace” button at the bottom of the sidebar, allowing users to create or switch workspaces by entering an absolute path. It automatically adapts to DSH’s Chinese and English UIs and performs operations by calling the API. After installation, DSH must be restarted. The tool is compatible with the Web profile and can significantly reduce operational overhead.
Read Moredsh-lightweight-plugin-enhance
`dsh-lightweight-plugin-enhance` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by Feng-jsy, aimed at solving the problem of chaotic plugin management. It automatically distinguishes official and third-party plugins in the Web settings interface, offering group filtering and one-click enable/disable controls. The plugin applies configurations by writing to a patch layer and features a safety self-protection mechanism. Installation requires DSH ≥ 0.1.0-rc.6, and it operates with local loopback access permissions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Mobile Remote Control Plugin (`dsh-mobile-remote`)
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-mobile-remote` enables remote mobile control over both LAN and external networks. It supports QR code connection, one-click on/off, real-time device statistics, image upload (vision-model compatible), and scrypt-based local password access control. It uses an frpc tunnel to mitigate external network lag and supports pure CLI usage. After installation, it must be enabled in the web settings, and the required dependency services must be running. Security restrictions should be observed during use.
Read Moredsh-dual-plugin-guide: Dual-Format Plugin Development Guide
`dsh-dual-plugin-guide` is a meta-plugin designed to alleviate the development burden associated with the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and Agent Plugins 1.0 ecosystems. It guides developers in writing a single plugin codebase that is compatible with both DSH static packages and Agent Plugins 1.0. The plugin supports three loaders by sharing the same `skills/` directory structure and using `lib/index.js` together with configuration files (`plugin.json`, `cordis.patch.yml`). Its core features include compatibility guidance and a `scaffold.mjs` script for generating dual-format skeleton code. Developers can install it via `dsh plugin` and refer to ...
Read Moredsh-fileview: DSH Plugin: File Viewer/Editor Inside the Remote Browser GUI
The dsh-fileview plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) solves the issue of native workspaces only supporting loopback access by providing a GUI overlay with file viewing, directory browsing, and editing capabilities. It supports multiple encoding conversions, pagination for large files, atomic saving, and image preview. Configuration requires specifying read and write path whitelists to ensure security. This plugin has been deprecated, and since DSH 0.1.5, the built-in Web sidebar preview feature has replaced its core use case.
Read Moredsh-book-reader: DSH Reading Workbench Plugin (Phase 1 MVP)
The dsh-book-reader plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to resolve the disconnect between local PDF reading and conversation flow. Built on `dsh-better-sidebar`, it provides an embedded PDF reader supporting pagination, zooming, text highlighting, and annotations, with all data stored locally and persisted. A core feature allows selected text to be sent directly to the conversation, automatically including the file path and page reference. Installation requires running a command in the DSH Desktop environment; after installation, the application must be fully restarted to load the routes. The plugin is in the MVP stage and is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-git-panel — Git Workspace Panel for DSH Web
The `dsh-git-panel` plugin, developed by DashingMonkey, is designed to integrate Git workspace management directly into the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web panel, addressing the pain point of frequently switching to a terminal when working with Git in a web environment. It provides core features such as repository discovery, staging file changes and handling conflicts, image diff preview, history graph visualization, basic Git operations, and audit logs. It also supports using an LLM to generate commit messages based on configured rules, enabling closed-loop management of code changes. Installation requires that `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web` runs properly and that `git` is available on the system; after installation and a restart, it can be used at the bottom of the sidebar.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-restart-control
`dsh-restart-control` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by developer `darkchaox`, enabling cross-platform, secure restarts of the DSH service through a web interface. It requires no terminal permissions, supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and provides a Web UI block that allows administrators to confirm a restart in their browser. The plugin includes sandbox security mechanisms and uses `bootId` to ensure a successful restart. It supports two restart strategies—`portable` (portable mode) and `external` (external manager mode, such as systemd or Docker)—which administrators can select based on their environment.
Read Moredsh-finish-reason-patch: Streaming for OpenAI-Compatible Providers Without a Terminal finish_reason
This plugin aims to solve the problem of DSH aborting with an error while processing agent turns when an OpenAI-compatible gateway fails to return `finish_reason`. It hooks into the streaming response flow and rewrites specific error completion states as normal stop states, thereby supporting such gateway behavior while retaining other error-handling mechanisms. Installation requires manual configuration of `package.json` and adding dependencies, and the logic can be validated using a self-test script.
Read Moreyolo-mode: Approval-Free Full-Access Execution Mode for DeepSeek Harness
yolo-mode is an approval-free, full-privilege plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It is activated by users through the `/yolo` command, granting the model full system permissions under the current user's UID. The plugin includes features such as automatic expiration fallback, dangerous-command interception, sensitive-path protection, and a notification mechanism. During installation, the source code must be linked to the DSH configuration. Users should note that the interception mechanism is not an absolute security boundary, and that background processes and expiration checks may experience delays. It is recommended to use this plugin cautiously only after reviewing the source code.
Read Moredsh-ag-ui
`dsh-ag-ui` is a community-maintained DeepSeek Harness Host plugin that functions as an AG-UI protocol gateway, providing authenticated HTTP/SSE interfaces to bind DSH Agents to AG-UI threads. It supports browser tool agents, bidirectional shared state, tool card rendering, and resource management. The plugin can be enabled via command-line or YAML configuration, resolving integration challenges from agent execution to front-end presentation, and requires a Node.js 22.19.0+ environment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Multica JSONL Bridge Plugin
`dsh-profile-multica` is an installable community plugin designed to convert the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) CLI into a JSONL stream recognizable by Multica, directly exposing inference capabilities. Through the `multica` profile, it adds commands such as `--probe`, `--list-models`, and `--stdio`, supporting model discovery, request cancellation, and streaming event transport. Installation requires compatible Node.js and DSH versions and is performed with `dsh plugin add`. When using it, configure environment variables (such as the session directory and permission mode) and observe the limitation of one request per process. The plugin handles errors gracefully and is suitable for scenarios that require direct use with Multica.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Blaxel Sandbox Plugin
The Blaxel sandbox plugin provides remote execution capabilities for DeepSeek Harness. It migrates Git-hosted conversations to private cloud hosts, supporting offline continuation, context retention, and file conflict handling. Users can access sessions in the cloud and merge changes back locally using the "sync back" feature upon completion. The plugin is suitable for cross-device access and secure isolation scenarios. However, note that local models and OAuth cannot be migrated, and remote failures do not fall back to local execution.
Read More88API Image Studio for DeepSeek Harness: Unifying Text-to-Image Generation and Editing
`blackdm666/dsh-plugin-88api-image` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to provide a unified integration of image generation capabilities. It combines the Image2 and Nano Banana models, offering text-to-image generation, multi-image editing, high-resolution (2K/4K), and batch task features. The plugin supports calling six models via the 88api.ai interface and is easy to install. Users must configure an API key and set a default model. It includes tools for generation, model management, and key management, with generated images saved to a specified directory. Because it runs in the host process, users should review the source code themselves.
Read Moredsh-pet-sprite: A Playable Pixel Companion Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-pet-sprite is a Web UI pet companion plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that transforms the chat interface into a platform for both entertainment and pet nurturing. It includes pet hatching and customization, conversational interactions, platformer gameplay, status-based reactions, and a token-driven growth system. Pet behavior is synchronized in real time with the model configured in DSH, and users can take control via keyboard or mouse. The plugin is telemetry-free and released under the MIT License, making it suitable for developers who want to enhance the fun of their conversations.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: BailingHub Business Task Integration
The `bailinghub-dsh-plugin` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agent plugin designed to securely connect to business systems. It enables an Agent to perform business operations, such as querying data and executing updates, while preserving the context of authorization, approval, and auditing. The plugin supports the separation of model and tool discovery, operation tracing, and context visibility. Installation requires Node.js 22.19.0+ and a compatible version; after configuration, the Agent can use the `/bailinghub` command to select a business scope and perform operations. Administrators must preconfigure connections on the BailingHub side. As a community project, this plugin requires attention to environment requirements, security safeguards, and authorization status management.
Read Moredsh-topbar-manager: DeepSeek Harness Top Bar Button Manager
`dsh-topbar-manager` is a web plugin maintained by baihejiangnan, designed to address the cluttered top toolbar buttons in the plugin-based architecture of DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides show/hide controls and supports persisting configurations. Core features include inspecting top bar buttons, identifying source plugins, providing toggle controls, and ignoring native buttons. Users can view and manage buttons such as Diff, Conversation Management, and Undo in settings. By streamlining the interface, the plugin helps developers improve operational efficiency.
Read Moredsh-plugin-dev: Local Plugin Development Management Panel
`dsh-plugin-dev` is a local plugin development plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to simplify the installation of local plugins via `file:` or `link:`. It scans `package.json` files in development directories and provides a web management panel that allows users to add or remove plugins, open source directories, and continue development. In addition, the plugin includes a secure confirmation session that lets users manually prefill and confirm actions such as creating, updating, and managing GitHub repository discussions, instead of automatically executing high-risk commands, thereby ensuring safe operations. After installation, users must restart DSH and hard-refresh the page.
Read Moreattach-plus Plugin: DSH Input Box “/” Command and Categorized Upload
The Web UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) modifies the layout to separate the command menu (/) from the file upload (+) button. Users can click the newly added circular button to open the browser and select an image or document. The plugin supports uploading images in formats such as PNG, JPEG, and GIF, and supports saving documents to disk. Images are processed through the native pipeline, while documents are uploaded via API and their paths are recorded in the draft, allowing the model to read local attachments. Installation requires using the specified command and restarting DSH.
Read Moredsh-trend-radar: DSH Ecosystem Market Dashboard
dsh-trend-radar is an internet-connected tool designed to provide a “market dashboard” for the DSH plugin ecosystem, addressing the lack of trend analysis in existing static market views. It supports collecting local historical snapshots, generating weekly reports, monitoring keywords and star surges, and offers an experimental web dashboard. Data is stored in local JSONL files, only read-only APIs are used, and it supports configuring the data directory, freshness window, and a GitHub token to work around API rate limits.
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