zysftd/dsh-quote: Quoting AI Replies in DSH Web
The `dsh-quote` plugin aims to simplify quoting AI responses back into the input field in DSH Web. It provides three quoting methods through a UI card: text selection, quoting an entire message, and pasting large text (>300 characters). Implemented entirely on the client side, it requires no network requests and automatically inserts the quoted content at the beginning of the message in Markdown format. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add -w git+https://github.com/zysftd/dsh-quote.git`, and the plugin is open-sourced under the MIT license.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Feishu Bot Plugin
This article introduces the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Feishu bot plugin `zyfgood/dsh-feishu-bot`, used for interacting with the DSH Agent via Feishu. The plugin supports inbound replies, asking questions during task execution, outbound tool calls, interactive confirmations, and multiple policy controls. Installation requires configuring environment variables and a Feishu app long-lived connection, and subscribing to the `im.message.receive_v1` event. Additionally, the plugin supports various session commands and connection status query features.
Read MoretotoTheCat: Desktop Pet Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
toto-the-cat is a fun costume plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface, maintained by ZutoMayoo. It allows users to place a draggable desktop pet named Toto on the screen, supporting frame-based animation, static display, and Pomodoro focus timers. The plugin features a growth system and rich customization options; users can customize its appearance, adjust its size and animation speed, and use an accessibility mode. Installation is performed via the command line and requires a service restart to take effect, and it depends on a Chromium-based browser.
Read MoreLunheng (lunheng-article-pipeline) — DeepSeek Harness Long-Form Article Pipeline Plugin
Lunheng is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address weak evidence and logical inconsistencies in long-form writing through a nine-role pipeline. It breaks long-form production into stages such as retrieval, analysis, writing, critique, auditing, and final review, requiring every claim to be supported by “triangular evidence” consisting of literature, data, and case examples. The plugin includes independent audits and human checkpoints to ensure objectivity, and provides evidence cards and multi-version reports. It is suitable for long-form content that requires high credibility, but it is limited to using only published evidence and does not support statistical analysis or multimedia processing.
Read Moredsh-zgit: A Git Binary-Free Code Fetching Solution for DSH Agent
`dsh-zgit` is a dedicated plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to replace git operations and improve Agent runtime efficiency. It does not require a git binary; instead, it directly calls Forge’s HTTPS API to download source code and binary release files, and emulates git read commands such as `ls_tree`, `log`, and `diff`. The plugin supports SHA256 verification and byte-limit constraints to ensure security and compliance, making it suitable for code retrieval and resource deployment in git-free environments.
Read Moredsh-whale-pet: DeepSeek Harness Bottom-Right Whale Girl Desktop Pet
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-whale-pet` injects a React component via `shell.overlay` to display a whale girl in the bottom-right corner of the Web UI. It manages five actions—including `working`, `waiting`, and `completed`—using a state machine, and supports celebration on task completion, a cute response when clicked, and drag-and-drop repositioning. The plugin offers zero-intrusion integration, localized assets, and accessibility features. Installation requires manual configuration of its directory and `package.json`, followed by a service restart. It is designed to provide developers with non-intrusive visual feedback on Agent runtime status, making it suitable for everyday development companionship or demo scenarios.
Read Moreunipet-dsh: DSH and UniPet State Synchronization Plugin
`unipet-dsh` is a bridge plugin for interaction between DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and the desktop pet UniPet. It listens to DSH lifecycle events and pushes agent states—such as thinking, execution, approval, and failures—to UniPet in real time over HTTP, enabling state synchronization. The plugin supports automatically launching the pet, health probing, debouncing, and failure semantics recognition. Installation is simple, requiring only a single command to be executed in a DSH environment. As a purely local plugin, it is secure and reliable, though configuration cleanup should be performed during uninstallation.
Read Moredsh-mcp-manager: Managing MCP Servers in the DSH Web Settings Panel
`dsh-mcp-manager` is a web-based management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to simplify the configuration workflow for MCP servers. It provides a dedicated “MCP Services” page to manage servers—add, remove, modify, and view them—through the web UI, with real-time status monitoring and hot reload updates, without manual YAML editing or process restarts. The plugin supports stdio and streamable-http transport protocols and offers an HTTP API for script automation. It also includes a built-in secure YAML parser and supports multi-profile management.
Read MoreAI BidLing Bid Document Review Skill: Auditing Commercial Bid, Technical Bid, and General Document Risks Against Tender Requirements
zslzxy/aitoubiaoling-bid-review is an open-source bid document review plugin designed to address pain points in reviewing non-scanned PDF/DOCX files within DeepSeek Harness. The plugin uses Python to handle deterministic tasks (such as text extraction and page rendering) and combines an Agent to perform risk checks, covering features such as cross-reference review, risk screening, and visual re-verification. It supports local execution, does not upload files or connect to the internet by default, and outputs traceable Markdown risk reports. It is suitable for commercial and technical bid review, but requires documents with a native text layer and cannot replace final human review.
Read MoreDSH Remote Console: Enabling Mobile Access to Web Profile via Tailscale Serve
DSH Remote Console is a mobile-enhancement plugin maintained by ZSLsherly, designed to securely expose a local DSH debug environment to mobile browsers via Tailscale Serve. The plugin integrates status monitoring, session management, PWA support, touch optimization, and a sleep-prevention mechanism. It also addresses the mobile limitation of lacking a native directory picker, allowing workspaces to be opened directly by entering an absolute path. Before using it, install Corepack and Tailscale and ensure the computer and phone are on the same Tailnet.
Read Moredsh-verify-judge: Making Agents Prove Themselves Before Completing Goals
`dsh-verify-judge` is a verification plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the issue where agents merely self-report “done” without actually passing the tests. It intercepts `update_goal(complete)` calls and enforces running the project’s test suite before closing a goal (supporting automatic detection of `package.json`, `go.mod`, `Cargo.toml`, etc., or a custom command). The plugin also supports turn-boundary checks and failure retries, ensuring the agent keeps working until the task is genuinely completed.
Read Moredsh-skill-adapter: Importing Claude Code Skills into DeepSeek Harness
Maintained by zp-home, this plugin provides a toolchain for skill import, normalization, and distribution in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem. It bridges the migration gap from the Claude ecosystem and includes three core capabilities: 1. **Parsing and normalization**: zero-dependency parsing of SKILL.md and unified frontmatter conventions; 2. **CLI import tool**: supports batch fetching, validation, and compatibility report generation; 3. **Runtime mounting**: dynamically mounts GitHub or local skill sources via DSH plugins. Users can quickly install and enable it through the CLI or a configuration file, with Node.js 18.17+ support.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Machine-Level Token Statistics Plugin: dsh-token
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-token` aims to address the complexity of tracking Token consumption in multi-session scenarios. By consolidating session logs from all `dsh` home directories, it provides a centralized Token statistics view, including totals, a heatmap, streak records, and per-model breakdowns. The plugin supports `dsh web` and reads local files for read-only statistics. Configuration options include scanning additional directories, toggling compressed summary statistics, and setting the refresh frequency. It does not include conversational costs or provide cost estimates, but accurately tracks cache reads and writes and distinguishes message types, while also disclosing detailed data such as billing coverage and retry steps.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Rollback and Undo Options for DeepSeek Harness Coding Sessions
The DeepSeek Harness Rewind plugin is designed to address the difficulty of rolling back agent work. It saves snapshots in a separate shadow repository, providing a “time travel” capability that allows users to restore to any historical state at any time without affecting their local Git repository. The plugin supports command-line operations (such as `/rewind`) and GUI interaction, and includes file filtering and reversible restoration features. By default, it is limited to manual user actions, but can be configured to allow agent access. Snapshot data is stored in `$DSH_HOME/rewind/`, and the plugin automatically cleans up old session data that has not been updated for more than 30 days.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Export Conversations as Self-Contained HTML
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Replay is a DSH plugin maintained by zoyluoblue that addresses the inconvenience of sharing natively exported files. It converts DSH sessions into dependency-free, self-contained HTML files that support offline replay, real-time streaming presentation, searchable complete records, and tool card display. Core features include millisecond-level replay, multi-theme support, subagent session collapsing, sensitive information masking in previews, and Markdown export. Users can export files via the settings page, command line, or tool invocation. Installation requires restarting the `dsh web` process. Files are saved locally by default, with no network requests or telemetry, ensuring data privacy and security.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Wallpaper Theme Plugin: Customize the Web Interface Background
`zoyluoblue/deepseek-harness-avatar` is a plugin that provides wallpaper theme functionality for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). It allows users to upload images directly in the Web interface as backgrounds, with adjustable readability overlays, blur levels, and fill modes. The plugin uses local storage, supports png/jpg/webp/gif formats, and automatically adjusts the overlay color according to the theme. Note: It only supports the dsh Web interface, and it operates in read-only mode when accessed remotely rather than locally.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Automatic Fallback When Image Attachments Exceed the Limit
This plugin aims to address the issue where DSH's strict admission rules (long side > 2000px and single image > 3.5MB) block users from uploading original phone photos. By intercepting images at the `saveImages` entry point and using sharp to perform automatic fallback processing, it ensures that stored files remain consistently compliant. Core features include aspect-ratio-preserving scaling for oversized images, re-encoding compression, WebP format fallback, skipping animated images, and error resilience. Users can adjust the re-encoding quality via configuration. The plugin resolves conflicts between upstream limits and user behavior, guaranteeing that images processed by downstream systems always remain compliant.
Read Moredsh-vpn-ops: Secure WireGuard and VLESS Reality Operations Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-vpn-ops` is a security plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness to address VPN configuration management when Shell commands cannot be executed in the environment. Through strict authentication and key streaming mechanisms, it securely supports the deployment of WireGuard and VLESS Reality. It provides end-to-end operations across prechecks, plan generation, application, rollback, and client export, with remote changes disabled by default to ensure security. Before deployment, you must confirm that the target server is Debian/Ubuntu and has root privileges, and it is recommended to use a dedicated pre-production server for acceptance testing in production environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Vision Plugin: dsh-vision
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-vision`, maintained by community developers, is designed to add visual analysis capabilities to DSH. By providing the `vision_analyze` tool, it supports integration with OpenAI-compatible vision models to describe and analyze images from local files or web URLs. Installation requires the `dsh plugin` command and configuration of an API key or local endpoint (such as Ollama). The tool primarily includes the `image` and `question` parameters, while supporting custom models and timeout settings. The plugin relies on external services, has a lightweight structure, and enables developers to integrate image understanding directly into DSH workflows.
Read Moredsh-timesheet: DeepSeek Harness Session Log Time Statistics Plugin
`dsh-timesheet` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) client plugin that fills a gap in wall-clock time statistics across the ecosystem. It extracts turn-level data from session logs and aggregates metrics such as total elapsed time, failure rate, and first-token latency by day, project, provider, and source. The plugin supports both Markdown and JSON output, can be used via a command-line tool, and can also be invoked directly from an Agent. It is inherently read-only and well suited for developers to analyze agent efficiency, but note that it only supports parsing plain-text logs and requires Node.js to be installed.
Read Moredsh-readme-forge: Automatically Generate READMEs for DeepSeek Harness Plugins
`dsh-readme-forge` is a plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to reduce the friction of manually authoring documentation. It extracts information from configuration files such as `package.json` and `cordis.patch.yml`, and automatically generates a standardized `README.md` that includes a title, description, and installation commands. The tool has zero runtime dependencies, operates in a read-only safety mode by default, and provides CLI and Agent interfaces. It enables rapid construction of documentation pipelines and, together with `dsh-llms-forge`, improves the discoverability of the plugin ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-quality-score: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Quality Scorecard
dsh-quality-score is a plugin quality assessment tool designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem. Based on npm metadata, it generates an overall score from 0 to 100 and a grade (A-F) for plugins through a standardized framework. It includes six components—manifest, peer-resolvable, dist-tag, dead-ranges, freshness, and dsh-tools-peer—and can identify configuration issues while providing remediation suggestions. It supports single or batch scanning via the CLI and can also be invoked as an Agent tool. The plugin has zero runtime dependencies, is read-only by default, and is easy to install.
Read Moredsh-pet-evolve: A Companion Pet That Grows with the DeepSeek Harness Agent
`dsh-pet-evolve` is a plugin in the DSH ecosystem that provides a real-time visualized pet companion system. Based on actual Agent states, such as sessions and tool calls, the pet evolves in real time through five Canvas stages rather than being displayed as static images. The plugin supports fully private local execution, offers multiple skins, and includes a focus mode and one-click growth sharing card generation. Users can install and use it via plugin mode or as a standalone command-line tool.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-llms-forge: Auto-Generating AI-Readable Discovery Files
`dsh-llms-forge` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the lack of `llms.txt` files in plugin repositories, which are preferred for discovery by AI agents. The tool extracts metadata from `package.json` and `README.md` and automatically generates compliant discovery files. It can be used as a CLI tool or invoked as an Agent tool within Harness, featuring zero runtime dependencies, read-only behavior by default, secure and controllable operations, and CI integration, ensuring that the generated documentation is accurate, maintainable, and easily indexable by AI.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Bridging KiroCrew Workspaces to DSH via ACP
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-kirocrew` is a tool for connecting a DSH agent with a local KiroCrew workspace. Built on the ACP protocol, it registers a `kiro_send` tool that allows the agent to send instructions to KiroCrew and receive results, supporting unattended development tasks. The plugin auto-approves permissions by default and requires Node.js 18+ and `kiro-cli` to be installed first. Once installed, the agent can use this tool to perform complex operations such as writing code, and can customize the working directory, model, and timeout through configuration files or invocation parameters. As a community open-source project, it should be used with caution regarding permission risks.
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