DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-codex-media
dsh-codex-media is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to use a locally signed-in Codex CLI with a ChatGPT Plus subscription to handle image generation and editing tasks, thereby saving DeepSeek tokens. It registers four core tools via the MCP protocol: image generation, image editing (with multiple reference image inputs), clipboard-to-file saving (requires PowerShell), and the Codex subagent. The plugin supports installation via the command line; you need to add the MCP server settings to the configuration file and restart the service. Generated images are saved locally by default, and the feature consumes your ChatGPT subscription quota.
Read Moredsh-mobile-ui: DeepSeek Harness Reworked for the Palm
`dsh-mobile-ui` is a mobile adaptation plugin designed specifically for the DSH desktop version. By rewriting the interaction layer, it addresses issues in the original version where a narrow screen causes the sidebar and input box to overlap, and where tapping a session unexpectedly opens the keyboard. Core features include a full-screen drawer navigation, automatic drawer dismissal when switching sessions while keeping the keyboard state stable, a full-width Sheet for the settings page, and consistent circular touch buttons. The plugin also supports uploading local files, requires command-line installation to enable, and aims to deliver a mobile experience close to a native app.
Read Moredsh-funnel: Curating Tool Outputs Before the Model Context
dsh-funnel is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that addresses the issue of long tool outputs consuming the context window and burying critical information. It curates data before it reaches the model, automatically truncating redundant content while preserving the header, footer, and key error/warning lines, and dumping the original full data to disk. Once installed, the model’s view is significantly reduced, with real-world testing showing substantial token savings. It supports zero configuration and on-demand access, effectively improving the efficiency and accuracy of LLM conversations.
Read Morecot-lint: Detecting Chain-of-Thought Leakage in Code Repositories
`cot-lint` is a linter for detecting and fixing AI agent chain-of-thought leakage in code repositories. It specializes in identifying session artifacts in documentation, comments, and JSDoc, such as stale references and version markers. The tool is zero-dependency, supports multiple scan modes (including JSON output and deep scanning), and includes a built-in remediation skill, `cot-trim`. It uses strict rules to distinguish necessary standard references from ephemeral traces of thought, keeping codebase documentation clean and well suited for teams using AI-assisted coding and CI pipelines.
Read Moredsh-plugin-water-tracker: DeepSeek Harness Water Intake Check-in and Heatmap Plugin
`dsh-plugin-water-tracker` is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin designed to help users log daily water intake and visualize the data. It offers water glass animations, GitHub-style heatmaps, preset and custom hydration targets, light and dark themes, and stores data locally. Installation requires running a PowerShell script or configuring it manually, and a floating button appears in the lower-right corner after it is enabled. This plugin helps users build a hydration habit through check-ins and feedback, but the data is stored only in the browser and depends on a specific runtime.
Read Moredsh-token-plan-monitor: Sidebar Usage Monitoring Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-token-plan-monitor` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to display API balance and OpenCode Go Token Plan consumption in the sidebar. It resolves the pain point of fragmented queries in native tools, supports automatically reading Platform balance, and allows configuring OpenCode Go usage via WorkSpace ID and Cookie. Users can install it with a single command and view key metrics at the bottom of the sidebar, improving development monitoring efficiency.
Read Moredsh-codex-compatible-pet: Codex-Style Desktop Pet for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-codex-compatible-pet` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that provides visual feedback on agent status through a Codex-style desktop pet. The pet automatically switches animations based on agent states such as running, waiting, and reviewing. The plugin supports sprite image formats, includes built-in Codex assets, and allows importing local custom pets. Users can click to interact, drag to reposition, or view a details card, and all settings are persistently saved. As a display-only plugin, it does not affect core logic and is designed to help developers monitor agent behavior intuitively.
Read Moredsh-palenight-theme: DSH Harness Web UI Theme
`dsh-palenight-theme` is a theme plugin designed specifically for the dsh Harness Web UI, offering dark mode (Palenight-based) and light mode. It implements theme switching by overriding approximately 100 CSS variables and supports hot reloading. A persistent Bundle is recommended; after installation, restart the host to activate it, and apply the configuration in code via the `theme.overrideTokens` API.
Read Moredsh-openclaw-enterprise-team
`dsh-openclaw-enterprise-team` is an adapter plugin designed to forward DeepSeek Harness (DSH) conversation requests to OpenClaw Enterprise AI Team. It provides four core capabilities: health checks, agent discovery, task initiation, and session continuation. As an experimental alpha-stage product, it uses `execFile` for safe execution and automatically redacts sensitive information. Users must install Node.js 22, DSH, and the OpenClaw Gateway. The plugin supports overriding default settings via configuration files and allows DSH to reuse OpenClaw's mature agent management system.
Read Moredsh-sess: Session Management and Cleanup Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-sess` is a session management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that addresses limitations in the original version, specifically the inability to permanently delete sessions and manage archived sessions. The plugin provides both sidebar and Web UI interfaces, supports session lookup, permanent deletion (limited to cold sessions), renaming and deletion of archived sessions, and leverages the official API to ensure compatibility. After installation, it must be enabled in the settings. Currently, only the Web UI is supported, and it does not support unarchiving or deleting active sessions.
Read Moredsh-diagon-alley: DeepSeek Harness Persona Switching Plugin
`dsh-diagon-alley` is a Host plugin that allows users to switch AI personas directly within DeepSeek Harness conversations. It supports flexible role switching by name, ID, or index, and provides features to view the role list and current status. Installation requires restarting `dsh web`, and users can operate it using natural language commands. Configuration supports two injection modes, `replace` and `append`, for replacing all prompts or appending to the end, respectively. Note that the role state is process-level, and variables must be properly registered to avoid errors.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Project Group Plugin (dsh-ProjectModel)
The `dsh-ProjectModel` plugin is designed to address the context loss issue in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) native mode. It allows managing multiple project folders within a single session and enables cross-directory operations through “project groups.” Core features include organizing project groups, setting project descriptions to assist the AI in locating content, and providing tools for file read/write, command execution, and viewing AGENTS.md. The plugin specifies targets by folder ID and features secure sandbox restrictions and a zero-intrusion UI design, helping users conveniently perform cross-project comparisons and collaboration.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-gpt-tool-compat
The DSH plugin `dsh-gpt-tool-compat` is designed to address validation failures caused by third-party model clients appending privilege-escalation parameters in tool calls. During the `tools/pre-execute` phase, the plugin intercepts and strips invalid parameters that would inevitably be rejected (such as empty justification or unpaired fields), while preserving genuinely valid privilege-escalation requests. With fault-tolerance and exception-protection mechanisms, it implements a compatibility layer without bypassing security authorization or affecting normal calls. Installation supports Bundle or direct insertion of a Cordis Patch.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Load Cursor / Gemini / Copilot Workspace Rules
`youjiaqi421/dsh-plugin-workspace-rules` is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the issue of DSH being unable to read files such as `.cursorrules` or `GEMINI.md` defined by tools like Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Copilot. The plugin merges external workspace instructions and injects them into DSH’s system prompt, supporting real-time synchronization, size limits, and syntax preservation. Users need to install it from GitHub and can customize file paths, size limits, and reading order in `cordis.patch.yml`. During installation, be aware of build restrictions related to pnpm 10+.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-image-skin
`dsh-image-skin` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to enable interface customization. It analyzes the color palette of a background image uploaded by the user and automatically generates theme tokens to adapt the text, background, and border colors of the UI. The plugin supports contrast checks, opacity control, multiple image fitting modes, tint masks, and automatic light/dark mode switching based on the image's brightness. All settings are persisted locally in the browser, aiming to provide a visually appealing and user-friendly personalized experience.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Hot-Plugin Manager for DSH Custom Plugins
`dsh-plugin-manager` is DSH's plugin manager, solving the problem that traditional plugins require a service restart for changes to take effect. It offers a web management interface with plugin listing, one-click hot-swapping (enable/disable), secure deletion, and automatic refreshing. Once installed, it is integrated into the DSH settings page, with actions taking effect immediately without interrupting the service. This tool suits users who frequently adjust configurations, but care should be taken regarding permissions and source code security.
Read Moredsh-llmasking: DeepSeek Harness Transport Layer Data Masking Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-llmasking` is designed to address the risk of sensitive information leakage. It intercepts model calls and masks data before transmission, ensuring that the model receives only placeholders while local logs and the UI continue to display real values. The plugin supports detection of multiple types of sensitive data, such as email addresses, bank card numbers, IP addresses, and identity card numbers, and features streaming processing, zero-overhead pass-through, and fail-safe mechanisms. No configuration changes are required under the default settings, and the `/llmasking` command can be used to monitor its status or verify its effectiveness.
Read Moredsh-ssh-plugin: SSH Execution and Persistent Connection Management
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-ssh-plugin` provides a native `ssh_exec` tool, enabling models to directly execute commands on remote Linux servers over SSH. Its core features include model tool integration, key-based persistent connection management, automatic recognition of local SSH configurations, and graceful degradation. The plugin supports both host-side and browser-side environments, simplifying agent operations on remote services, but requires the target environment to have bash installed and key-based authentication configured.
Read Moredsh-balance
dsh-balance is a balance display plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by Yogioo. It provides a persistent balance display in the web interface, a `check_balance` tool call for the model, and automatic refresh functionality. The plugin securely stores the API key through the host process, supports hovering to view details and command queries, and includes an error retry mechanism. It is easy to install, requires environment variable configuration, and follows patch merge rules, effectively addressing the cost-control pain point of developers who frequently query their balances.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-update-checker
`dsh-update-checker` is a DSH client plugin designed to address fragmented dependency management. It detects updates for local DSH installations, npm packages, and GitHub plugins, providing a “Settings -> Update Check” interface and one-click updates. The plugin supports background task execution, network fault tolerance, build error parsing, and model tool calls. It requires Node.js ≥ 18, and one-click updates depend on pnpm. After installation, restart `dsh web` and enable the plugin in Settings.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Persistent Scheduled Tasks and Heartbeat Plugin
`dsh-scheduled` is a global automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by ylxmf2005. It supports persistent scheduling across sessions and projects, based on the RFC 5545 standard, with features such as scheduled tasks, heartbeat recovery, DST time zone awareness, and atomic JSON data storage. The plugin provides Agent tools and a Web interface for management, and supports Git Worktree isolation. Installation methods include specifying a commit, using a prebuilt package, or building from source. The environment requires Node.js >= 22.19.0. It provides DSH with reliable automation capabilities through robust error handling and lifecycle management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-openai-server-compaction
`dsh-openai-server-compaction` is a native plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that uses server-side, Codex-style compaction logic to automatically manage long conversation contexts and improve token efficiency. It supports automatic triggering based on token pressure, manual compaction, history retention of the most recent 64,000 tokens, and state persistence. To use it, explicitly specify `api: openai-responses` in the route configuration and enable the specific route and trigger threshold in the plugin settings. The plugin relies on `llm-pi-ai` to handle requests, stores its state at the specified path, and is suitable for users who need automatic management of context length.
Read Moredshbase-catalog: Querying the Plugin Catalog in DeepSeek Harness
The dshbase-catalog plugin addresses the need to query the community plugin directory directly within DSH sessions. It maintains a daily updated index and supports full-text search, category listings, plugin detail queries, and statistics retrieval under the permissions of the current process. Once installed, it enables quick access to plugin installation commands and validation status through multiple tools (such as search_dsh_plugins, get_dsh_plugin, etc.).
Read Moreylwl1997/dsh-browser: Real Browser Automation Based on bsk
dsh-browser is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that addresses the challenge of agents accessing real web content and interacting with live web pages by introducing bsk. It enables agents to navigate, click, fill out forms, and take screenshots like humans. The plugin offers core features including navigation, reading the accessibility tree, clicking, form filling, screenshot capture, and semantic observation. Before use, ensure that the system environment variable PATH includes bsk and that the browser skill extension is loaded in DSH. Released under the MIT license, this tool is designed to meet the need for agents to perform complex web interaction tasks.
Read Moredsh-file-review: File Browser Sidebar for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-file-review` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the pain point of missing file-management capabilities within the environment. It provides a dockable file-tree sidebar, right-click menu actions, a unified editor integrated with Shiki, and Markdown support. It supports editing, previewing, and saving files, and features a dual-host mode and safe deletion. After installing and building the source code, users can add the plugin to their configuration and directly browse, read, and write local files in the DSH environment, achieving “preview-as-editing.”
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