dsh-plugin-grok: DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Locally Driving the Grok Build CLI
`dsh-plugin-grok` is a developer preview plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that drives the local Grok Build CLI as a tool, providing models with text, image, and video generation capabilities. Instead of relying on HTTP calls, the plugin directly executes the local `grok` binary and supports authentication via `grok login` or `XAI_API_KEY`. Usage requires proxy configuration and interacts with the three exposed tools: `grok_ask`, `grok_imagine_image`, and `grok_imagine_video`. Video generation works by first producing a static image and then converting it into a video. The plugin is currently released as a developer preview under the MIT license.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Mobile Access Plugin: PC Approval Gate and Automatic Network Detection
The `dsh-mobile-access` plugin runs a gateway proxy on the PC to address the limitation that DeepSeek Harness is bound only to localhost and cannot be accessed from a local network or the public internet. It supports PC-side approval gates, automatic network environment detection, and secure external access policies, while providing real-time status synchronization and mobile UI adaptation. After installation, start the gateway on the PC and authorize by scanning a QR code, then access it securely over a VPN-encrypted link.
Read MoreCode Reading Coach: An Interactive Guide to Reading the Open-Source Code Corresponding to a Paper
dsh-code-reading-coach is a preset Agent plugin built on DeepSeek Harness, aimed at structuring the code-reading process. It uses a “Five-Stage Code-Reading Method” to guide users from entry level to advanced proficiency by anchoring claims, scanning the code terrain, locating entry points, mapping core logic, and performing closed-loop verification. The plugin supports repository adaptation, three-level depth toggling, Feynman checks, and explicit contradiction marking, and it helps consolidate notes. Users can launch it by specifying a paper or repository name. It is available under the MIT license and is suitable for systematically reading code in AI or software papers.
Read Moredsh-sessions-manager: DeepSeek Harness Session Management Panel Plugin
`dsh-sessions-manager` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by TOBYCAI, designed to address the pain point of fragmented session management. It provides a unified panel in Settings, supporting filtering and sorting by workspace and tags, along with cross-workspace drag-and-drop, bulk operations, trash management, session detail analysis (including tool-call statistics and lineage), and storage usage analysis. Sidebar enhancements support status dot display and quick menus. The plugin is compatible with DSH 0.1.5+ and can be installed via command line.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-auto-goal-resume
The `dsh-auto-goal-resume` plugin is designed to address the need to manually resume active goals after a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) restart. It enables seamless run continuation by automatically scanning and restoring goals from session logs, and supports cold-restoring agent context. The plugin is idempotent, fault-tolerant, and dependency-free, strictly adhering to round limits and state filtering rules. It is simple to install and activates after restarting DSH, but note the single-instance restriction and potential side-effect risks.
Read Moredsh-kdocs-connector: Kingsoft Docs (WPS Personal Account) Connector
DSH-kdocs-connector is the Kingsoft Docs integration plugin for DeepSeek Harness. After logging in to a WPS personal account via the browser, users can browse, edit, and create documents in multiple formats, and use the Citation feature to send document content to the model for processing. The plugin supports secure credential storage, keyword search, and location memory, but document downloading depends on the browser. Note: only personal accounts are supported, and Harness must be restarted after updates.
Read Moredsh-spill-s3: S3-Compatible Spill Storage Backend for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-spill-s3` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that spills extremely long tool outputs to S3-compatible object storage (such as AWS S3, MinIO, and R2), replacing the default local disk storage. By implementing the `ctx.spillStore` interface, it addresses data persistence issues in containerized deployments. During installation, it automatically disables `spill-local`, while the storage bucket and credentials must be configured manually. The plugin supports multiple retrieval modes (such as CLI and presigned URLs) and uses native crypto for signing, with no AWS SDK dependency.
Read Moredsh-ontology: A Typed Ontology Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-ontology is a structured knowledge framework plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address fragmentation and inconsistencies in agent textual memory. It includes a TBox (schema definitions) and an ABox (fact assertions), supporting schema-constraint-based validation, automatic inference (e.g., transitivity and symmetry), and dependency-aware retraction. The plugin enables agents to define classes, relations, and assert facts, upgrading bag-of-texts memory into a controlled, reliable knowledge graph, suitable for scenarios that require handling complex dependencies.
Read Moredsh-pixel-probe: DeepSeek Harness Dynamic Client Plugin Capability Probing Tool
The dsh-pixel-probe plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to help developers verify DOM manipulation and pixel-level rendering capabilities in dynamic plugin sandboxes. It primarily probes the availability of core APIs such as document, canvas, and MutationObserver. Users can install it using a specified command, then, after starting DSH, view the JSON capability report tagged with `[cordis:dsh-pixel-probe]` in the developer tools console to quickly confirm the feasibility of the relevant technical approach.
Read Moredsh-pixel-icons: Transforming DSH Web GUI Icons into Pixel Art at Runtime
`dsh-pixel-icons` is a playful reskinning plugin for DeepSeek Harness that converts interface SVG icons into a 1px pixel-art style. The plugin supports runtime DOM modification, ensuring high-quality processing through 3x supersampling and block averaging algorithms, and includes smart filtering to avoid interfering with functional elements. It can be configured through parameters such as `SCALE` and `0.35`, takes effect automatically after installation, and perfectly embodies DSH's "everything is a plugin" philosophy.
Read Moredsh-fusion-pixel-ui-adapt: Pixel-Style UI Adaptation Solution for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-fusion-pixel-ui-adapt` is a UI adaptation plugin designed specifically for Web GUIs, enabling interfaces to blend seamlessly with the Fusion Pixel font style. It achieves visual sharpening, a unified square aesthetic, layout restructuring, and forced typography grid alignment by modifying CSS, ensuring consistent pixel aesthetics. The plugin requires `dsh-fusion-pixel-font` to work, and can be installed via the command line with automatic activation.
Read Moredsh-fusion-pixel-font: Replace DSH's Interface and Code Fonts with the Fusion Pixel 12px Pixel Font
The `dsh-fusion-pixel-font` plugin is maintained by TableRogue and is designed to uniformly replace the interface and code text in the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI with the Fusion Pixel 12px font. The plugin hosts font files via same-origin delivery, requires no external network dependencies, and supports system font fallback. It takes effect automatically after installation without requiring a rebuild, supports command-based verification and uninstallation, and is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-plugin-canvas: HTML Design Prototype Preview and Privacy Protection in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-canvas` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness that solves the problem of developers needing to switch between applications to preview HTML design mockups. The plugin provides a native Canvas tab, supporting instant preview, privacy blur overlays, and sandboxed rendering. It currently only supports Windows. After installation, users can load HTML files in DSH and apply blur effects, although the blur only applies to the current session.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Game Studio Plugin
`dsh-game-studio` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to transform DSH into an AI-native game development runtime. The plugin provides a `/game` command system, covering standardized workflows such as project initialization, bug fixing, testing, and code review. Core features include a dynamic Agent Pool (up to 6 concurrent agents), engine adapters (supporting Godot, Unity, and UE5), and three Review Modes (Solo/Lean/Studio). The plugin ensures code quality through deterministic quality gates and a Verifier mechanism. It currently provides a full implementation for Godot 4.x and adapter templates for Unity/UE5. Developers can use pnpm in DSH...
Read Moredsh-plugin-memtrace: Local Code Intelligence Graph Plugin
`dsh-plugin-memtrace` is a local code intelligence graph plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides 27 agent skills via the Memtrace MCP. It supports structural search, impact analysis, and temporal memory, requiring no cloud indexing or code uploads, to help agents achieve deep code understanding. Once installed, agents can use the plugin to perform complex tasks such as indexing repositories or analyzing code impact scope.
Read Moredsh-server-admin: DSH Server Administration Panel
`dsh-server-admin` is a Web management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by sunnywangzi. It provides visualized server operations and maintenance capabilities, with core features including process monitoring, online restart/stop, one-click systemd keep-alive, online plugin installation, session management, and a root-privileged command terminal. After installation, users can perform configuration and operations through the Web interface instead of SSH. The notes emphasize paying attention to API security, permission scopes, and network exposure risks.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness macOS Desktop Pet — MoodBall (Mood Ball)
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) desktop pet plugin MoodBall removes Agent status from the Web UI and keeps it floating on the desktop. It supports a persistent menu bar item, always-on-top display, multiple skins that change with status, and status bubbles. Users can interact through dragging, double-clicking, and keyboard shortcuts. It requires macOS 14+, offers centralized configuration, and supports pasting screenshots. It is suitable for developers who need to monitor Agent progress in the background.
Read Moredsh-atlas: A Visual Session Workspace for DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-atlas is a visual client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the difficulty of locating information in long conversations and complex workflows. Built as a visual layer on top of DSH, it transforms logs into a card canvas and supports dragging, zooming, branched conversations, and status tagging. The plugin supports local parsing of various file types while preserving DSH’s native permissions and context capabilities. Through the native Fork feature, users can easily explore different conversation paths. Data ownership remains with DSH; it stores only auxiliary information. This tool is suitable for developers who need to organize logic, manage tool outputs, or conduct branch experiments.
Read Moredsh-remote-gpu-monitoring: Remote Multi-Server GPU Monitoring Dashboard
dsh-remote-gpu-monitoring is a remote multi-server GPU status monitoring plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web. It reads `nvidia-smi` information via SSH, leveraging connection reuse and caching mechanisms to provide a unified GPU view in the browser sidebar. The plugin supports zero configuration and on-demand server selection, with a secure and low-cost design. Users can use `gpu_overview` and `gpu_refresh` in the toolbar to quickly view or refresh data. This plugin is suitable for users who need to centrally monitor GPU resources across multiple nodes. Installation is simple; ensure passwordless SSH authentication and that `nvidia-smi` is installed on the target servers.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Sidebar Plugin: CCF Conference Deadline Countdown
`sshhhll002/dsh-ccfddl` is a conference countdown plugin integrated into the left sidebar of DeepSeek Harness. It fetches CCF conference data from `ccfddl`, supports displaying countdowns by urgency (red/orange/green/gray), and provides settings such as filtering by field and manual refresh. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:sshhhll002/dsh-ccfddl`. After restarting `dsh web`, you can view or minimize the conference deadlines in the left sidebar. This plugin is an unofficial project, and the data source is MIT-licensed.
Read Moredsh-audit-log: DeepSeek Harness Runtime Data Flow Audit Log
`dsh-audit-log` is an audit plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem for tracing modifications to data flows. It helps pinpoint data tampering in multi-plugin environments by operating in a read-only observation mode and recording the modifying plugin, the Fiber level, and the timestamp. It uses Dispatch-level diffing and Per-listener window attribution to precisely attribute modification sources, storing only parameter structure fingerprints to avoid leaking sensitive information. Users can query modification records for specific events via `ctx.auditLog`. Applicable scenarios include troubleshooting unexpected data flow changes, dependency tracing, and security auditing.
Read Moredsh-sidecar: A Sidecar Follow-up and Branching Tool for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-sidecar` is a persistent sidecar follow-up plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It allows users to create independent child sessions within the main conversation to ask follow-up questions, enabling code validation or exploration of alternatives without interrupting the main thread. The plugin supports follow-up on selected text, freely draggable and resizable windows, yellow highlighting of the original text, and one-click restoration. By recording character offsets, it preserves context precisely. Installation requires Node.js, pnpm, and a specific version of DSH; it is currently in beta.
Read Moredsh-client-ui-vibecontroller: DualSense Game Controller Overlay and Command Triggering
The DSH Harness plugin `dsh-client-ui-vibecontroller` enables deep interaction with the DSH Web interface by mapping DualSense controller buttons. As a floating overlay, it provides real-time button illumination feedback and command dispatch functionality. Core operations include moving the left stick to change position and view button bindings, as well as pressing the Options button to adjust display settings. Installation requires pnpm. This solution offers developers an intuitive new way to debug and operate, suitable for users accustomed to controller-based interaction.
Read Moredsh-media-guard: DeepSeek Harness Image Optimization and Smart Preservation Plugin
`dsh-media-guard` is a plugin specifically designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address challenges in multimodal agent development, such as oversized image payloads, redundant accumulation, and unclear retention policies. Operating within the `llm/stream` pipeline, it optimizes image views through intelligent compression (WebP), content deduplication, and priority-based retention strategies. The plugin supports three operating modes: `protect` (compression and overflow handling, default), `observe` (inventory reporting only), and `optimize` (compression without payload leakage). It provides detailed budget configurations (e.g., byte limits) and route-specific override options, ensuring that image processing complies with adapter limits without altering the original logs.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Standalone Session Plugin: Workspace-Free Mode
The DSH plugin `dsh-plugin-no-workspace` addresses the pain point of DeepSeek Harness forcing conversations into groups by treating workspace-free conversations as first-class citizens. The plugin achieves compatibility by wrapping the native slot and supports conversation persistence, moving conversations out of a workspace without data loss, and data security. It does not create fake folders, preserves native sidebar functionality, and supports multilingual environments. Users can install the plugin via a command and restart DSH to use it, making it suitable for scenarios that require independent conversations. The plugin is compatible with DSH version 0.1.5-rc.2.
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