dsh-firstrun: First-Run Health Check for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-firstrun is the first-run health check tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to help new users overcome startup issues caused by environment configuration problems. Maintained by zoahdev under the MIT license, it verifies the toolchain (such as Node.js and pnpm), validates configuration settings (including Home directory, API Key, and workspace permissions), and provides recommended next steps. It supports both command-line and Agent use, runs in a read-only mode with zero runtime dependencies, and ensures that sensitive information is not leaked. Users can install it via `dsh plugin add dsh-firstrun` or run it directly with `npx dsh-firstrun`.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-firecrawl: Web Scraping and Search via the Firecrawl API
`zoahdev/dsh-firecrawl` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that serves as a bridge to Firecrawl, providing web scraping and search capabilities. It converts URLs to Markdown via API and supports complex pages. To install it, use `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-firecrawl` and configure the `apiKey`. You can retrieve content by calling tools such as `firecrawl_scrape` and `firecrawl_search`. Before use, note that a valid API key is required, it relies on specific versions, it does not support streaming, and it is an unofficial project.
Read Moredsh-disk-audit: DeepSeek Harness Data Directory Disk Usage Audit
`dsh-disk-audit` is a disk usage audit plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), designed to address the issue of undetected disk space growth in data directories. It provides audit capabilities for total size, directory distribution, largest files, and cleanup recommendations. The plugin is dependency-free and read-only, and can be invoked via CLI tools or an Agent, effectively helping users monitor log growth and preventing storage from being filled up.
Read MoreDSH Discussions Radar
`dsh-discussions-radar` is a zero-dependency GitHub Discussions radar plugin for the official DeepSeek Harness (DSH) community. It supports listing, filtering, and searching across official discussion board categories such as Ideas and Q&A via CLI or agent tools. The plugin uses only public APIs and requires no API key, enabling developers to easily retrieve community updates or version release information.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-cn-boot: DeepSeek Harness China Network Diagnostics and Bootstrapping Tool
`zoahdev/dsh-cn-boot` is a network bootstrapping plugin designed specifically for mainland China users of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to resolve issues such as `pnpm dlx` hangs, ERESOLVE errors, and download timeouts. The tool probes the connectivity of endpoints such as npm, GitHub, and Hugging Face, detects local proxy ports, and reads registry configuration to provide specific diagnostic recommendations and bootstrap scripts. It is read-only by default and modifies the registry only when the `--apply` flag is used, helping users quickly identify and troubleshoot network connectivity issues.
Read Morezoahdev/dsh-browser-use: Browser Use Cloud Bridge
`zoahdev/dsh-browser-use` is a community-maintained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that provides agents with web interaction capabilities through the Browser Use Cloud API. It registers a tool named `browser_use_run` with the model, allowing web tasks to be executed by passing in a task description. The plugin supports Cloud mode (requires an API key) and local mode (free, relies on `mcp-client`). It runs with the permissions of the current process and returns raw responses, so users are responsible for managing associated security risks.
Read Moredsh-artifacts: A Static Rendering Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-artifacts` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that converts Markdown or JSON output from agents into visually appealing, zero-dependency static HTML pages. The plugin supports multiple input formats, built-in templates (documentation, cards, dashboards, and more), batch export of knowledge bases, and local preview. Once installed and enabled, developers can quickly generate ready-to-share or deployable artifacts via the CLI or agent tools, making it well suited for offline browsing and static report generation.
Read Moredsh-skin-Tlipoca: DeepSeek Harness Visual Novel Immersive Skin Plugin
`dsh-skin-Tlipoca` is an immersive visual-novel skin plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aims to transform the mundane CLI/Web interface into an interactive experience centered on the character Tlipoca from *The Garden of Yog-Sothoth*. Built entirely with React 18 and featuring a gothic dark aesthetic, the plugin offers core features including seven character sprites and animations that automatically switch based on emotional tags and tool states, a smooth streaming typewriter effect, a dynamic task stack with detail viewing, and multi-scene switching with custom background support. Users can install it by cloning via Git and enable it by clicking the "Little Reaper" tab in DSH, providing developers with a practical and visually engaging work experience.
Read Moredsh-session-repair: DSH Session Diagnostics and Secure Repair
`dsh-session-repair` is a DSH Web plugin designed to repair history contamination caused by lost tool call IDs. It offers session diagnostics, automatic backup, safe repair, and rollback capabilities, and can be operated through the Web interface or Agent tools. It includes robust permission controls and atomic repair mechanisms, enforcing a mandatory backup and verification step before any repair to prevent accidental modifications.
Read Moredsh-mnemon-gc: Mnemon Memory GC Governance Plugin
The DSH plugin `dsh-mnemon-gc` is designed to address the growth of agent memory stores by integrating a conflict-driven correction mechanism and providing tiered memory governance with automatic inspection capabilities. The plugin classifies memory into three levels: `immune`, `superseded` (explicitly confirmed for deletion), and `watch` (under observation). By default, entries are marked as `superseded`, and soft deletion is performed only after confirmation. It supports configuration via CLI, tool invocation, and Web-based visualization, and provides read-only inspections and batch cleanup. The plugin depends on `dsh-mnemon >=0.2.9`, ensuring that deletion actions are well grounded and suitable for scenarios requiring fine-grained control over memory lifecycles.
Read Moredsh-memory-graph: Local Knowledge Graph and Long-Term Memory Plugin for DSH
`dsh-memory-graph` is a localized, non-intrusive plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness that provides long-term memory and temporal knowledge graph capabilities. The SQLite-based plugin supports Chinese retrieval, hybrid relevance recall, and per-turn control, helping keep the graph maintainable and efficient across long conversations. Installation is simple and can be enabled by linking a local checkout, while the DSH Web interface supports visual inspection and management. Uninstallation only removes configuration and does not delete local databases or backup files, making it suitable for developers who need auditable, maintainable persistent storage.
Read Moredsh-workshop: Lightweight Plugin Toggle
dsh-workshop is a lightweight plugin management panel maintained by Zlyraz, designed to address issues in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) such as unclear plugin provenance, the lack of intuitive toggles, and insufficient risk control. The plugin determines package identity by analyzing `pnpm-lock.yaml`, and supports NPM packages, GitHub repositories, and local development mode. Its "vocal switch" enables hot updates by modifying the configuration file, and it includes a manually maintained risk list. Security validations include route loopback restrictions, same-origin request checks, and atomic file replacement mechanisms. Additionally, the plugin has specific requirements for module ID constraints and property access patterns, and developers should be mindful of permission-related risks.
Read Moredsh-ballute (Ballute Airbag): DeepSeek Harness Plugin Crash Protection
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin system fails silently by default; the dsh-ballute plugin addresses this issue through five layers of protection (precheck, isolation, observation, recovery, and fallback). L1–L2 provide static health checks and UI crash cards; L3 records JSONL crash logs; L4 supports one-click disabling; and L5 provides safe-mode setup and cross-profile recovery. The plugin covers runtime crashes, but Loader-level failures still depend on the console or safe mode.
Read Moredsh-cyberpunk-theme: A Cyberpunk Theme for the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
zjwzjw1018-git, a developer of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), has released a purely visual plugin called dsh-cyberpunk-theme. The plugin does not modify any logic; it only applies style overrides to the Web UI, providing a cyberpunk style with a deep blue-black background, neon cyan primary color, and glow effects. It supports switching among four modes, which can be toggled with a keyboard shortcut or one click in the settings row, and its color scheme can be customized in `client.js`. Users can install it via Git clone or NPM; after installation, restart and select the “Cyberpunk” theme to activate it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-full-with-approval
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-full-with-approval` introduces a hybrid “full compute access + write approval” mode, filling a gap for scenarios that require GPU inference while strictly restricting file writes. The plugin activates the `full-with-approval` preset through the mount layer, retaining `danger-full-access` (including support for CUDA, networking, etc.) while adding an interactive approval mechanism for shell command execution and writes to files outside the workspace or to protected files, helping prevent accidental modification of sensitive files. After installation, users can activate it via the command line or Web UI and adjust protected paths and rules through configuration files. The plugin uses a non-invasive design, but its shell-checking heuristic mechanism may be subject to potential bypasses.
Read Moredeepseek-peak-blocker: Intelligent Peak-Hour Management for the Official DeepSeek API
`deepseek-peak-blocker` is a plugin that runs in the DSH environment to manage peak traffic for the DeepSeek API. It uses a hybrid architecture to intercept requests during peak hours (weekdays in UTC+8), providing modal interception, a top banner reminder, and a customizable bottom-right status panel. It supports obtaining temporary bypass tokens through slash commands (such as `/bypass`) and includes precise counting and long-task detection. The plugin is maintained by zisekongling and released under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-plugin-effort-declare: Declaring Reasoning Effort Levels and Image Input for Manually Added OpenAI-Compatible Models
`dsh-plugin-effort-declare` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin intended to solve the problem where manually added third-party models cannot declare `reasoningEfforts` (reasoning effort levels) and `input` (image input) capabilities. By adding a page under Settings, it writes these capabilities to the official namespace, thereby restoring the Effort selector and image upload functionality in the UI. The plugin is released under the MIT license and applies only to manually added models using the OpenAI protocol. Core features include configuring reasoning effort levels per model, declaring image input support, providing protocol dialect presets, and exposing version information. Installation requires DSH 0.1.2-alpha.2 or later; after installing via a terminal command, navigate to “Settings → Reasoning”
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Periodic Habit Scheduler Plugin: dsh-wash-calendar
`dsh-wash-calendar` is a tool in the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem that fills the gap in the "Health/Habits" category, specifically addressing recurring task scheduling. It translates "last time + interval" date calculations into four tool functions: computing the next date, enumerating schedules within a range, validating the status of a given day, and providing suggestions in Chinese. The plugin can be installed from npm or GitHub, depends on a specific date format and interval range, and is suitable for scenarios such as laundry/care routines and workouts, enabling an agent to manage recurring tasks without writing date helper functions.
Read Moredsh-git: Git-style Conversation Management for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-git is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness that transforms the dialogue process into a Git-like DAG (directed acyclic graph). It treats each Prompt + Answer round as an immutable `PA` node and provides capabilities for conversation branch management, node selection, and context reorganization. Users can select nodes across branches and reorder them by dragging, using an ordered Context Tray to determine the exact historical sequence sent to the model. This enables continuing questions from any previous fragment or creating a new branch, significantly enhancing fine-grained control over agent conversations.
Read Moredsh-text-appearance: DeepSeek Harness Text Appearance Plugin
`dsh-text-appearance` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to replace the basic built-in text appearance settings with finer-grained style control. It allows users to separately adjust the **font, color, and font size** of thinking content and body text in settings. Color adjustment uses HSL sliders, supporting font sizes of 12–28px. Configurations persist after installation. It supports both browser and desktop environments, is implemented via CSS overrides, and has no official dependencies.
Read Moremcp-deliverable: DeepSeek Harness MCP Server Configuration Component
`mcp-deliverable` is a community Bundle for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the cumbersome and error-prone process of configuring MCP servers through a visual Web interface and remote control capabilities. The plugin supports reading, atomically writing, and deleting configurations, and displays service registration status. It provides extensive editing options, including parameters, environment variables, working directory, and reconnection policies, and leverages the `dsh.bundle.patch` mechanism for automatic integration. Installation requires a specific Node.js version, and pinning a commit is recommended for production environments. Pay attention to Bundle priority and the secure storage of sensitive information.
Read Moredsh-plugin-market: A Visual Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-market` is a plugin marketplace plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing features to browse, search, install, and manage local plugins. It aggregates curated registries and GitHub resources, supporting sorting by name, stars, and other criteria, as well as filtering by tags. Its features include one-click installation, batch updates, hot-swapping, and manifest import/export. The plugin uses local storage to ensure privacy and data security, and provides a whitelist mechanism to prevent installation of non-registry plugins. After installation, it can be managed in Settings and supports self-updating.
Read Moredsh-cron: DeepSeek Harness Scheduled Task Plugin
dsh-cron is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that supports creating scheduled tasks through natural language, addressing the challenge of periodic execution. The plugin includes a Web management panel, four-level notifications, and multiple scheduling rules (such as at, daily, and cron), and provides relevant model tools. Users can easily set tasks such as “Remind me to submit the weekly report every Monday,” and the system will automatically execute them at the specified time and return the results. This plugin is compatible with DeepSeek Harness version 0.1.0-rc.6 and above. Note that real model invocations consume tokens.
Read Moredsh-adaptive-reasoning: Reasoning Tier Slider for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
`dsh-adaptive-reasoning` is a capability-aware reasoning-level slider plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. It invokes a continuous slider panel when "Reasoning Level" is clicked, supporting 0-100 continuous dragging and snapping, and uses WebGL2 to render flame visual effects. The plugin can read model metadata, auto-complete missing reasoning levels, and is compatible with `models.dev` data. After installation, the process must be restarted, and some custom Relays may cause request failures if they do not support the `developer` role.
Read Moredsh-compaction-cacheaware: A Reasonix-Style Compaction Backend in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-compaction-cacheaware` is a modular plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), intended to replace the default compaction strategy with Reasonix-style cache-aware compaction. The plugin registers only the `ctx.compaction` interface, without interfering with other components, and supports automatic synchronization and Realm self-checks. Through a single trigger mechanism and a structured checkpoint design, it optimizes long-context processing. After installation, it must be manually configured in the Agent preset to replace `compaction-basic`, and requires Node.js >= 22.
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