dsh-fetch-timeouts: Increase HTTP Timeout Settings for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-fetch-timeouts` plugin is designed to address connection interruptions in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) during local model inference caused by Node.js's default 5-minute timeout mechanism. By raising Node.js's global HTTP timeout threshold to 30 minutes, it allows requests involving prolonged periods without a response or data transfer (such as large file generation) to complete successfully. After installation, `headersTimeoutMs` and `bodyTimeoutMs` must be configured, and watchdogs must be set in provider routes accordingly. The plugin takes effect globally and affects all operations using Node's global fetch, so it should be evaluated carefully.
Read Moredsh-remote-development: A Lightweight SSH Remote Development Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-remote-development` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address development on remote servers by agents. Through an SSH routing mechanism, it seamlessly converts local tool invocations into remote execution without requiring additional components. The plugin supports multiple authentication methods, including passwords and private keys, provides a Web GUI management interface, and includes optimizations such as SFTP session multiplexing. Users must ensure that the plugin is compatible with their host version; after installation, they can configure machines through the Web interface and select a remote directory, then use file and Shell tools as if working locally.
Read Moreauto-pwa: AI Wave Analysis Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `auto-pwa` uses AI to streamline the tedious manual configuration and iterative fitting workflows in partial wave analysis (PWA) for particle physics. It supports PDG resonance table queries, strict physics gate checks, an integrated ctpwa fitting engine, and SLURM cluster job submission. Users can run it via an interactive interface or in headless mode, with capabilities for automatic iterative convergence and numerical diagnostics. The plugin is open-sourced under the MIT license and can be installed globally via npm.
Read Moredsh-write-rule-guard: A DSH Plugin for Intercepting Write Content by Regular Expression Rules
`dsh-write-rule-guard` is a DSH plugin that enforces specific output formats (such as prohibiting full-width brackets). It prevents bypass by intercepting content before writing and disabling the pwsh tool for the current turn. The plugin supports custom regex rules and offers flexible configuration, but a known bypass risk exists once a successful write clears the disabled state.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-kimi-subscription
`dsh-kimi-subscription` is a community plugin that integrates Kimi Code subscriptions with DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Through an independent model group, it supports subscription API keys or OAuth sign-in and provides intuitive quota viewing and web search features. Credentials are managed on the host side, ensuring security and preventing them from being mixed with Open Platform keys. Developers can install it from the DSH plugin page and select the Kimi subscription group to use it, without having to handle credential or quota management themselves.
Read MoreDSH Bridge: DeepSeek Harness In-Process Session Message Passing Plugin
DSH Bridge is a same-process plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address inter-session message passing within the host process. It provides three core tool functions—`session_list`, `session_send`, and `session_messages`—supporting message routing by session ID or title. The plugin includes logic for session wake, cold session recovery, and archival limits, but its data resides only in memory and it does not support cross-process communication. It is suitable for scenarios requiring fine-grained control over local session interactions.
Read Moredsh-fork-inbox-guard: Drop Inherited Pending Prompts from Forked Sessions
dsh-fork-inbox-guard is a Host plugin designed to address the issue where forking sessions in DeepSeek Harness inherits stale queues, causing new instructions to be deferred. By removing inherited pending prompts, it ensures child sessions prioritize the current input. The plugin can intercept Fork and Branch entry points, logs discarded messages, and remains compatible with the existing Fork algorithm. This tool optimizes the session inheritance process by clearing queues, preventing instruction misalignment.
Read Moredsh-context-rollover: A Model-Driven Context Window Rollback Approach
`dsh-context-rollover` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the challenges of managing long-conversation context. It takes over the compression engine and provides a model-driven context rollover mechanism, enabling context extension without relying on LLM summarization. The plugin supports locally persisted notes, preserves raw data and the verbatim tail, and offers both manual and automatic rollover capabilities. Users must select a specific preset to enable it and should be mindful of dependency resolution issues on Windows. It is intended for advanced users managing long-term local conversations.
Read Moredsh-pdf-reader: A Content-Aware PDF Reading Plugin for Vision Models
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-pdf-reader` is designed to address the loss of detail caused by token limits when visual models process PDFs. Built on PyMuPDF, it automatically identifies page content types: it extracts plain text from text-dense pages and renders high-DPI images for pages with dense charts, tables, or formulas. It provides three core tools: `pdf_scan` (overview), `pdf_read_page --mode mixed` (mixed mode), and `pdf_render_region` (region refinement). The plugin supports a "preview-content-refine" workflow, intelligently caches images to save tokens, and is suitable for processing documents with complex layouts and formulas.
Read Morecaptain-dsh-plugin: Multi-Agent Professional Navigation Workflow on DeepSeek Harness
captain-dsh-plugin is a resumable, multi-agent workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed for recruitment screening. It transforms ambiguous decisions into traceable reports through Agent collaboration and evidence tracking. The plugin features core capabilities including Agent orchestration, context engineering, checkpoint recovery, and strict security and access control. It supports real-time control, automated data entry, and version management, while strictly adhering to principles of privacy protection and factual boundaries to ensure a reproducible and secure workflow.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Scheduling and Managing Agent Tasks
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-automation` is designed to address the need for scheduled task execution in platform operations and development scenarios. It allows users to create one-off or recurring Agent tasks and supports timezone settings, context preservation, result reporting, and task control. The installation command is `dsh plugin add @alpacachen/dsh-automation`. When using it, note the version requirements, process running status, Host tool dependencies, and message delivery configuration.
Read More@allmodels/dsh-speech: Speech Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness introduces the `@allmodels/dsh-speech` plugin, leveraging a plugin-based architecture to provide developers with voice interaction capabilities. The plugin supports real-time speech-to-text input, spoken answer summaries, and brief speech output, requiring a connection to the AllModels.io service for authentication. Developers can install and enable it with a simple command and configure microphone and recognition parameters in the settings. It is suitable for scenarios that require quick interaction or listening to agent work summaries, simplifying the voice interaction workflow.
Read Moredsh-conversation-map: DeepSeek Harness Conversation Map Plugin
`dsh-conversation-map` is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness web client designed to solve the difficulty of locating context in long conversations. It renders a draggable, collapsible conversation map on the right side of the chat area, providing a navigation experience similar to a minimap in code editors. The plugin supports switching between dual modes (color blocks/thumbnails), width adjustment by dragging (10–320px), click-to-locate, and hover-to-zoom preview. It is implemented through the web conversation DOM contract, syncing the message flow in real time and adapting automatically to height. Plugin state is persisted in localStorage, and it can be installed and enabled via the `dsh plugin` command.
Read Moredsh-chatgpt-web: Bridging ChatGPT Web to DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-chatgpt-web` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides DSH with a zero-cost, OpenAI-compatible interface by reusing free ChatGPT web sessions via local Playwright browser automation. It supports streaming, automatic model detection, and lifecycle management, but is limited to single-tab execution, has no concurrency capability, and is constrained by OpenAI free-tier limits, making it suitable only for use cases such as pure chat and code explanation.
Read MoreDSH Plugin: CLIProxyAPI Quota Visualization
`dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota` is a plugin built specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI to provide intuitive monitoring of the remaining quota for CLIProxyAPI (CPA) instances and accounts. It supports automatic discovery across multiple instances and accounts, and includes a 7-day ledger, in-use detection, and quota-window priority logic. Through visual color rings and tooltips, users can manage resources easily. The plugin relies on browser LocalStorage to store keys, requires DSH version 0.1.1-rc.2 or later, and is suitable for users who need to manage multiple CPA resources simultaneously.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-mcp-lazy
`dsh-mcp-lazy` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the problem of native MCP plugins consuming a large number of tokens and maintaining a persistent memory footprint. It introduces a single proxy tool that uses lazy loading and idle disconnection mechanisms to start the corresponding server only when invoked. It supports metadata disk caching, token savings measurement, and configuration migration, significantly reducing context space consumption. Users should note the Node.js version requirements and token savings thresholds, and it is recommended to validate the setup before enabling it.
Read Moredsh-factory: A Dependency Graph Task Factory for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-factory` is a control-plane plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address state management and concurrent execution in complex workflows. It provides dependency graphs, secure checkout lanes, scheduled execution, and automatic retries, while supporting task persistence and collaboration. Once installed, Factory manages task queues, workflow orchestration, and reviews through a sidebar, ensuring safe and non-interfering Agent execution for scenarios that require structured task management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-comfyui-ctl Local ComfyUI Console
`dsh-comfyui-ctl` is a native DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the difficulties agents face when directly operating local ComfyUI instances. It wraps a zero-dependency `ComfyClient` and provides 11 tools covering queue control (view, interrupt, and delete), history and output management, model inventory, system status queries, image uploads, and generation task submission. Users can install it via PowerShell and configure the service address, output directory, and upload path restrictions in a configuration file. The plugin supports synchronous and asynchronous generation and includes strict security mechanisms to ensure that only local trusted instances can be controlled, making it suitable for scenarios requiring local image-generation workflows to be integrated into DSH agents.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-mcp-diff
`fakek0f3st/dsh-mcp-diff` is a client-side plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web interface to provide a unified view of file changes. It supports MCP file system operations, built-in tools, and various Bash commands (such as sed, tee, and redirection), parsing changes into structured, collapsible diff cards that allow viewing added and removed lines and navigating to the IDE. The plugin generates visual diffs by analyzing the agent's file operation commands. For unrecognized commands or dynamic paths, it preserves terminal output and flags destructive operations. The plugin relies on platform modules and is compatible with DSH 0.1.1-rc.2.
Read Moredsh-quick-phrases: Quick Phrases Above the Input Field and Slash-Triggered Menu
`dsh-quick-phrases` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness v0.7.5, designed to address the pain point of repeatedly typing the same phrases. Core features include clicking quick bars to insert text, triggering via the `/` menu, auto-send, drag-and-drop positioning, and local persistent storage. Data is stored in the `$DSH_HOME` directory and does not pollute session logs. Installation is straightforward, and it supports a management panel and JSON import/export. Note that editing across multiple windows may cause rollback conflicts.
Read Moredsh-chat-manager: DeepSeek Harness Chat History and Session Manager
`dsh-chat-manager` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the challenges of managing archived sessions. It offers archived session browsing, multi-dimensional search, one-click restore, and secure permanent deletion, with a native menu-based confirmation step to prevent accidental deletion. The package name is `dsh-chat-manager@1.5.3`. Users should note that permanent deletion is irreversible and does not clean up other data. The project is released under the MIT License and has no affiliation with DeepSeek.
Read MoreLiang Wengu: DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Off-Peak Compute and Balance Monitoring
The DeepSeek Harness plugin “Liang Wengu,” maintained by VinciBeans, displays compute period and balance information directly in the conversation title bar. It offers a real-time countdown, balance monitoring, and a details menu, supporting calculations across days and holidays. The plugin uses an API key to securely poll the balance and displays official pricing and a cache-based effective unit price, helping users switch between peak and off-peak periods to optimize costs.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-leekbox (Leek Box)
`dsh-leekbox` is a Web client plugin for DeepSeek Harness, open-sourced by SuCriss and designed to run A-share market monitoring tools locally. It integrates real-time quotes, multi-pool leaderboards, watchlist management, stock screening tools, fast news aggregation, and market sentiment features. Users need to link the plugin package into the `node_modules` directory of the DSH Web profile and register it in the configuration file, after which they can view quotes and details, and manage watchlists through the browser interface. This solution requires no additional third-party software installation, and the data is provided for research reference only.
Read Moredsh-phoenix: Seamless Restart and Goal Continuity in DeepSeek Harness
Native restarts in DeepSeek Harness (dsh) interrupt tasks. dsh-phoenix enables seamless task continuation across restarts through persistent checkpoints, safe restart mechanisms, and automatic client reconnection. It marks the resume target using the `pendingResume` flag and refreshes pages via a heartbeat script, forming a complete autonomous evolution loop that resolves disconnection and data loss issues during plugin updates.
Read MoreDSH Desktop Pet Plugin: dsh-ronaldo-pet
dsh-ronaldo-pet is a desktop pet plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness Agent. Built with WPF, it creates a native transparent window and runs persistently on the desktop to visualize an Agent's states—such as working, thinking, waiting, encountering errors, and completing tasks—as real-time sprite animations. The plugin supports creating custom pets from natural language descriptions or video assets, and offers multi-resolution adaptation, community sharing, and rich interactive features, such as displaying status on hover and opening a web page with a double click. It effectively addresses the issue of in-browser feedback being obscured, providing an intuitive visual experience for Agent execution.
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