luxueliu-usage-command: DSH local machine API cost command
`luxueliu-usage-command` is an MIT-licensed DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the challenges of cost accounting when invoking models from multiple sources. By reading the local LiteLLM gateway's billing file `gateway_usage.jsonl`, it provides a `/usage` command to display a daily cost report categorized by model and hour. The plugin's core features include supporting pricing for three categories of models—official direct connections, resellers, and package pools; automatically adapting currency based on the user's time zone (e.g., Chinese users see RMB and Beijing Time); supporting fine-grained pricing based on cache hit status; and allowing the extension of custom model prices and alias mappings via a configuration file. Usage requires a Node.js 22.18+ environment, and DSH must be restarted after installation to be effective.
Read Moredsh-plugin-skill-manager-gui: Manage SKILL.md Skills in DSH Web Settings
dsh-plugin-skill-manager-gui is a graphical skill management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), maintained by luoying2334, and is licensed under the MIT License. This plugin integrates the creation, editing, import, and deletion operations for SKILL.md skills into the dsh web settings page, reducing manual maintenance costs. Core features include listing managed skills, creating/editing skills (names must be in kebab-case), deleting, and ZIP batch import. Skills can be installed globally to $DSH_HOME/skills or multiple workspaces, supporting automatic merging of multi-location installations and recognition without a restart. The interface supports Chinese and English bilingual display and follows the theme, rendering based on DSH native UI components. Installation requires running dsh.
Read Moredsh-plugin-project-management: Generate project timeline in DSH and export to Word/Excel
`dsh-plugin-project-management` is a project management plugin based on DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate project interviews, timeline generation, task scheduling, and document export into a unified workflow. The plugin collects project information via the `project-interview` skill, utilizes a deterministic scheduling engine to generate workday-aware Gantt charts that support dependencies, and allows for task adjustments. Key features include project definition validation and persistence, cross-session state recovery, and exporting results in Word (.docx) or Excel (.xlsx) formats. State data is stored in the `project_data.json` file within the workspace, supporting project management across multiple sessions. The plugin provides a Web UI interface.
Read Moredsh-llm-github-copilot: Add GitHub Copilot login to DeepSeek Harness
`lujianjun19/dsh-llm-github-copilot` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to extend GitHub Copilot's login capabilities. It does not reimplement model requests but is solely responsible for completing the login process via device flow or an existing OAuth token and saving credentials for use by Harness's original `github-copilot` provider. This plugin supports accessing models such as GPT-5, Claude, and Gemini included in the Copilot plan. Users must meet prerequisites such as DSH version 0.1.2-alpha.1 or higher and Node.js 24, install it via `dsh plugin add`, and register it in the configuration. Login...
Read Moredsh-pi-tui: DeepSeek Harness pi TUI terminal frontend
dsh-pi-tui is a DSH plugin based on the MIT license, designed to provide a high-performance interactive terminal frontend for the DSH Agent. This plugin combines the interface interaction capabilities of pi TUI with the official DSH kernel mechanisms, addressing the complex requirements of terminal frontends in handling streaming text, tool calls, session recovery, and permission approval. Its core features include streaming Markdown rendering, collapsible Thinking blocks, tool call status cards (including parameter and result previews), code diff highlighting, and inline image display within the terminal. Additionally, it supports Slash command auto-completion, permission approval popups, complex session management (creation, recovery, Fork, sub-agent trees), and transcript search. Users can optimize their operational experience through commands such as `/retry` and `/copy`, and the status bar then...
Read Moredsh-memory-palace: Add Markdown file-based memory to DeepSeek Harness
The DSH plugin `dsh-memory-palace` aims to provide cross-session persistent memory for DeepSeek Harness. It stores memory in human-editable Markdown files, including long-term memory (`MEMORY.md`) and daily logs, and supports a dual-layer memory structure at both user and workspace levels. Core functions include automatic memory reading and writing, automatic migration of expired logs to long-term memory, compatibility with WorkBuddy/CodeBuddy memory directories, and providing tools such as `memory_note` and `memory_read` for memory CRUD operations. The plugin supports a hybrid mode to preserve log evidence and features proactive memory and intelligent summarization capabilities. All configurations can be adjusted graphically via the DSH settings panel. This plugin...
Read Moredsh-skill-manager: Manage user-level skills in DSH Web settings
dsh-skill-manager is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to simplify the management of user-level Skills. It addresses the tedious tasks of manually modifying directories, SKILL.md files, and frontmatter via the DSH Web settings interface. The plugin supports centrally viewing, enabling/disabling, editing, adding, deleting, and renaming all Skills located under $DSH_HOME/skills within the settings panel. Its core advantages include an instant enable/disable mechanism that modifies frontmatter and automatically excludes files via a watcher, without requiring a restart, as well as inline content editing and renaming functionality that synchronizes directory names. Users can install the plugin via the command line and start DSH Web.
Read Moredsh-guardian: Adding dangerous operation strategies and output desensitization to DeepSeek Harness
dsh-guardian is an MIT licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to enhance the security of agent invocations through pre-execution policies, post-execution sanitization, and read-only security reviews. Instead of executing operations, it checks tool names, parameters, and outputs, allowing it to reject dangerous calls or request approval. Its core capabilities include: 1. **Pre-execution Policy:** Offers Standard, Strict, and Relaxed modes. Built-in rules prohibit dangerous operations such as recursive deletion of the root directory and writing to system directories, while also supporting custom regex rules based on the principle that the strictest rule wins. 2. **Post-execution Sanitization:** Automatically removes sensitive credentials like AWS Keys and GitHub Tokens from JSON results and rendered text to prevent leakage. 3. **Security Review:** Provides the /security-review read-only skill. The plugin is suitable for...
Read Moredsh-gitflow: A controlled Git tool for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-gitflow is a Git operation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), currently at version 0.1.3 and licensed under the MIT License. The plugin aims to provide agents with clearly bounded Git workflow tools that distinctly separate read-only and write operations. Core features include reading Git status, diff, and log, as well as committing staged changes or creating/switching branches after approval via DSH approval. The plugin optionally integrates the Change Ledger service to provide checkpoint lists and recovery functionality, though automatic checkpoints are disabled by default. The plugin strictly restricts destructive operations and does not support push, stash, reset, or credential access, nor does it contact external Git hosts, ensuring security. It is suitable for needing safe read...
Read Moredsh-ui-workbench: DSH WebUI Workspace Files and Git Review Panel
dsh-ui-workbench is an experimental WebUI plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to enhance workspace review capabilities within Web session pages. The plugin provides an integrated panel on the right side of the session page. Its core features include a file tree and file viewer with line numbers, syntax highlighting, and search functionality; Git status and diff review supporting unified and side-by-side views (covering staged, unstaged, untracked files, and commit references); and a real-time SVG preview based on Typst. The plugin supports both Chinese and English, as well as light and dark themes, and includes built-in optimized fonts to enhance the reading experience. Positioned as a lightweight review tool, it does not perform Git commits, credential storage, or general file editing. It accesses the current session workspace via Host-side API routing and Browser-side panels, ensuring clear code boundaries.
Read Moredsh-rename: Add a `/rename` command to rename sessions in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-rename` is an MIT-licensed DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin developed by lmst2, designed to supplement the limitations of built-in session auto-naming and provide flexible session renaming functionality. The plugin supports two modes via the `/rename` slash command: if a specific name is provided, it renames the session directly; if no name is provided, it allows the model to read the current context and generate a concise title. The renamed title is fixed to prevent it from being overwritten by subsequent auto-naming. The plugin relies on DSH's built-in event submission mechanism and does not write custom session data, ensuring that historical sessions remain compatible with any DSH build even after uninstallation. It supports customizing title length, input/output budget, timeout, and model routing in profile configuration, but requires provider and m...
Read Moredsh-plugin-balance: DeepSeek Harness Web Session Header Balance and Token Usage Plugin
The DSH Web plugin `dsh-plugin-balance` is designed specifically for DeepSeek developers to optimize the account management experience. This plugin adds a balance button to the DSH Web session header, allowing users to view their account balance, current session model, and real-time token usage via a dropdown menu. It automatically estimates costs based on the DeepSeek official pricing, eliminating the need to frequently switch pages to check accounts. Core features include real-time tracking of token consumption in streaming responses; automatic synchronization of the official pricing page every 6 hours, supporting peak/off-peak time adaptation and offline caching to ensure accurate cost estimation; and providing status alerts for low balance and invalid API keys, with support for Chinese-English adaptation. Regarding security, the host side proxies requests to ensure the API Key is not exposed to the browser. Installation requires Node.js.
Read Moredsh-tui-pro: Multi-Session Terminal Workspace for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-tui-pro is a community-driven multi-session terminal workspace plugin for DeepSeek Harness, licensed under the MIT License. Based on the DSH plugin extension architecture, it integrates a persistent Assistant and multiple active project sessions into a single fullscreen TUI, offering features such as transcription, an editor, current plan, real-time status, model information, and context usage views to reduce multi-window switching. Core features include: project session management grouped by workspace, supporting the retrieval of completed conversations across sessions (without exposing hidden reasoning and tool traffic); rich session commands (e.g., /new, /switch, /quit) and keyboard shortcuts; control over active conversations (Enter for immediate switching, Tab for queuing, Esc to restore or view checkpoints); and the ability to view tool details (Ctrl+O) and reasoning content (Ctrl+R).
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Prompt Optimizer: Adds an auxiliary rewriting prompt optimization plugin for DSH
`@lizhecome/dsh-prompt-optimizer` (v0.2.0, MIT) is an installable plugin bundle for the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to optimize user drafts or one-time task inputs via a single auxiliary LLM request without intruding on the agent loop. The plugin provides a Web sparkle button to manually optimize unsent drafts, supports automatic optimization by the Host during the `agent/pre-step` phase, and exposes the `/optimize-prompt` operation. Core features include support for `append` and `replace` delivery methods, intelligent routing (based on configuration, session history, or agent options), and preserving the original draft upon failure.
Read Moredsh-vision-bridge: Accessing DSH session images via non-visual main models
dsh-vision-bridge is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the issue where main models without visual capabilities (such as deepseek-v4-pro) cannot process user images. By invoking external visual interfaces, this plugin automatically converts images into text descriptions during the model request assembly phase. The main model only receives text, thereby preserving image thumbnails in user messages and achieving content understanding. The plugin provides a view_image tool that supports local paths, URLs, and data URLs. It does not include a built-in vision service provider and requires explicit configuration of interfaces and keys for OpenAI, xAI Grok, etc. Installation supports npm commands or a one-click script from the GitHub repository (install.ps1), and manual configuration is also supported. The core process includes copying files and registering the plugin.
Read Moredsh-plugin-heartbeat: Add a scheduled heartbeat to the DeepSeek Harness agent
`dsh-plugin-heartbeat` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue where Agent progress is invisible due to passive waiting for user instructions. By monitoring the `agent/created` event, mounting an independent timer for each root Agent, and utilizing `agent.followup()` to inject synthetic messages, the plugin prompts the Agent to proactively report progress, risks, or status when idle. Core features include support for busy-idle adaptive scheduling and message queue management, a backoff mechanism (with gradually increasing intervals) and hard stop logic (stopping after long periods without human interaction and reviving upon receiving user messages), pre-delivery context compression to reduce load, as well as hourly frequency control and foldable display optimization. Installation requires using `dsh`.
Read MoreDeepseek-Continuity: DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Local Generation and Identity Consistency
Deepseek-Continuity is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by linxuhao, designed to address the consistency and real-time feedback issues faced by Agents when generating images, audio, music, and sound effects. The plugin supports local generation of images, audio, music (based on Stable Audio, up to 120 seconds) as well as procedural SFX, and features WAV playback functionality to ensure that failed generations are not erroneously reported as successful. Core functions include cross-call identity consistency: establishing visual character identity through interfaces such as `create_character` followed by `subject_image` to generate images; and establishing voice profiles through `create_actor` followed by `actor_tts` to generate dialogue. Additionally, it provides `trans...`
Read Moregodot-asset-planner: A Plugin for Unified Management of Godot Assets and Project Goals
godot-asset-planner is a Godot asset and project management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to unify the handling of asset files, targets, tags, and statuses to address the issue of scattered data. The plugin provides three core capabilities: 1) `godot_*` model tools that support asset registration, target creation, and status report generation; 2) the `/gap` REST interface for status queries and project operations; and 3) the `better-sidebar` UI, integrating an asset manager, a scene tree viewer (with real-time read/write support), and a Git panel. All data is persisted to local JSON via the DSH storage service and supports strict project isolation based on `project_id`. The plugin supports scanning Godot projects.
Read Moredsh-writing-pad: Session-level Markdown writing pad for DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-writing-pad is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web, designed to address the issue of mixing drafts, rewrite instructions, and model outputs in long-form writing. It provides a session-level Markdown writing board, supporting the maintenance of body text, switching between edit and preview modes, inputting additional requirements, and viewing candidate modifications within a single session. Core features include generating complete drafts, locally rewriting selected text, automatically displaying Diff to pinpoint changes, providing operation status feedback, and real-time switching between Chinese and English interfaces. Drafts are temporarily stored in the Host memory, remain independent across different sessions, support up to 50 steps of undo, and will not automatically overwrite project files. Installation requires configuring the dsh CLI first; the version is 1.1.3. This plugin is suitable for scenarios requiring the structured processing of Markdown writing and model interaction within Web sessions.
Read Moredsh-profile-panel: DSH Plugin Status Panel and Profile O&M Console
dsh-profile-panel is an operations console for DSH plugins developed by lingxin-maz, designed to centrally manage profiles, bundle statuses, and plugin installations. It integrates status observation, change management, and agent-based operations, supporting features such as one-click restart, multi-profile synchronous installation, supply chain version preview, installation snapshots and automatic rollback, health checks, and cross-profile version diffs. The plugin detects pending restart statuses in real-time via SSE and provides Agent tools such as `profile_status` and `profile_sync_install`, supporting market searches and GitHub direct installations. This plugin requires a Node 18+ environment and depends on `@deepseek-ai/cor...
Read Moredsh-logger-panel: Runtime Log Panel for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-logger-panel is a DSH plugin designed to capture Host's Cordis logger output and provides real-time viewing and persistence capabilities within the Web settings page. It pushes logs via SSE and employs a 100ms batch append mechanism to ensure that only plain text is rendered on the client side, thereby avoiding the transmission of sensitive data. The plugin supports Auto-follow, manual pause, and the loading of historical logs, retaining the most recent 2,000 records in memory. Logs are persisted as date-named JSONL files with a single file limit of 5MiB, retained for 30 days, and strictly restricted to permissions 0700/0600. In the event of a disk write failure, the real-time stream continues to function and reports errors. Installation requires Node ^22.19 or later and DSH 0.1.0-rc.6+, and it supports npm.
Read Moredsh-reloader: One-click Restart Plugin for DSH Web Interface
`dsh-reloader` is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to address the issue where the `dsh web` process must be manually restarted after installing or updating plugins for changes to take effect. By encapsulating the `dsh_reload` tool, the plugin implements an automated restart process: it waits 6 seconds, then uses `lsof` and `ps` commands to precisely locate and terminate the process listening on port 3080 with 'dsh' in its command line; it then waits up to 15 seconds to ensure the port is released, and finally uses `nohup` to restart `dsh web` in the background, writing logs to `~/.dsh/web.log`. Users only need to install the plugin (supporting GitHub or local source installation) and issue the "help me reload" command in DSH to complete the task.
Read Moredeepseek-vl-support: DSH Plugin for Integrating Vision into DeepSeek Text Models
`deepseek-vl-support` is an MIT-licensed plugin designed to address the pain point where DeepSeek text models cannot directly read images. The plugin intercepts image reading requests, forwards them to selected OpenAI-compatible vision services (such as OpenRouter, SiliconFlow, DashScope, etc.), and returns the text descriptions in a fixed format to the model, thereby enabling image understanding. This tool supports multiple Agent environments, including Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek Harness, Cursor, VS Code, etc., and provides a one-time installation wizard, per-Agent installation commands, and a `doctor` health check function. Users only need to have Node.js...
Read Moredsh-codex: Import sessions from local Codex and generate new DSH sessions
`life1996cou/dsh-codex` is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin designed to address the issue of context loss caused by manually exporting Codex sessions. By reading the local `~/.codex/` directory, it imports existing Codex sessions into DeepSeek Harness to generate new sessions containing the complete conversation history. This plugin is compatible with the Web platform and supports configuring a custom session directory in the settings. To install, use the command `dsh plugin --profile web add github:life1996cou/dsh-codex`. If installing from a local directory, you must use the `file:` prefix to avoid dependency resolution failures caused by symlinks. Once enabled, users need to configure it in the DSH Web settings.
Read Moredsh-self-evolution: Benchmark-Driven Self-Evolution Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-self-evolution` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to safely iterate Agent Profiles on a frozen Benchmark. The plugin ensures the validity of improvements through an acceptance mechanism that strictly outperforms the current version; otherwise, it automatically performs a precise rollback from verified snapshots to prevent ties or performance degradation. Its core features include deterministic policy execution, isolation of Target/Evaluator/Optimizer roles, protection of private evaluation criteria, and multiple security safeguards (such as path traversal protection and mutexes). Each sub-agent possesses an independent session ID and supports log replay. Installation requires Node 22+ and DSH environment dependencies and is enabled via the `dsh plugin` command. Users can access `
Read More