dsh-tidewatch: DeepSeek Harness Peak and Off-Peak Pricing and Cost Monitoring
dsh-tidewatch is a DeepSeek Harness monitoring plugin maintained by proDreams, designed to simplify viewing billing information in the Web UI. The plugin provides a floating card that displays peak and off-peak phases, countdowns, local time zone schedules, token statistics, and per-model costs in real time. It supports multiple languages, currency switching, and dark mode. Installation requires commands from the GitHub repository, followed by a service restart. During use, click the badge to expand the panel and view detailed cost breakdowns. Do not install the outdated package available on npm.
Read MoreWhale Girl · Lively Charm
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Whale Girl Widget is a desktop plugin designed to provide developers with intuitive monitoring of token consumption, balance, and context usage. It includes an embedded Whale Girl illustration and sound effects, and supports flick-and-throw interactions, right-click configuration, and easter-egg interactions. It also features a power-saving mode and opacity adjustment. The installation command is `dsh plugin add nickkkkkk123123/dsh-whale-girl`; an API Key must be configured to read the balance. After uninstalling, the configuration file must be cleaned up manually.
Read Moredsh-tailscale-sync: Continue Your Desktop DeepSeek Harness Work on a Phone with Zero Configuration
By default, DeepSeek Harness listens locally only, and remote access requires SSH or port forwarding configuration. The `dsh-tailscale-sync` plugin uses a Tailscale encrypted tunnel to enable zero-configuration, secure cross-device access. This plugin ensures that only devices within the same Tailnet can access the web service by implementing port locking, automatic trust for MagicDNS domains, and automatic configuration of a fence. After installation, starting the tunnel with `tailscale serve` allows secure access to Harness from a mobile device via `<machine name>.ts.net`.
Read Moredsh-plugin-teamflow: TeamFlow Team R&D Pipeline Plugin
dsh-plugin-teamflow is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the “false delivery” problem in Agents by turning natural language requirements into acceptance-ready code. It orchestrates the full pipeline of PRD, design, development, and QA to enable parallel development and closed-loop testing across multiple Agents, and supports checkpoint resume, a dual-entry web workbench, and token usage statistics. After installation, users can start the pipeline with a single sentence; the plugin then automatically generates deliverables and commits code to ensure delivery quality.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: merenguesl/dsh-tool-normalizer
`dsh-tool-normalizer` is a self-healing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), located in the `tools/execute` pipeline, designed to fix failed model tool calls. By filling in missing `description` fields, resolving relative paths, automatically repairing schemas, and retrying file operations, this plugin reduces full-token retries and billing consumption caused by errors, significantly improving the stability and reliability of the agent.
Read Moredsh-session-import: Import Officially Exported DSH Sessions, Subsessions, and Attachments
`dsh-session-import` is an MIT-licensed plugin provided by kinyokun for restoring ZIP or JSONL files exported via the official DSH `/export` command into resumable chat sessions. It supports file parsing, SHA-256 verification, sync status, and importing tree structures. After installation, restart `dsh web`, then click “Import Conversation” and select a file to complete the process without overwriting the original session. The plugin has limitations on size, quantity, and format (for example, encrypted ZIP files are not supported), runs with the permissions of the current process, and uses `~/.dsh/sessions-import-recovery/` as the recovery area.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-vsceditor
dsh-vsceditor is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a full VS Code environment in the web interface. By embedding code-server, it implements three mutually exclusive backend modes (embedded, local, and off) and offers core features such as file locking, live Diff view, and process supervision to ensure code security and controllability during human-AI collaboration. The plugin supports one-click installation of code-server and is available on macOS and Linux platforms.
Read Moredsh-swarm: Multi-Agent Task Pipeline Plugin
dsh-swarm is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address role drift and deadlocks in multi-agent collaboration through a strict six-role coordination mechanism. The plugin converts requirements into a visual Kanban workflow with six dedicated roles—V, P, PT, W, D, and DT—responsible for orchestration, planning, review, knowledge synchronization, execution, and acceptance, respectively. The system operates in swarm mode, supporting automatic intent recognition, confirmation gating, and machine-verified evidence delivery. The main session is limited to read-only orchestration, while code writing and submission are performed by the executor (D) in an isolated environment. Users must confirm a checklist before starting the pipeline and can query progress in real time using natural language. This plugin requires Node.js ≥ 22.19 and a specific DSH runtime environment.
Read Moreget-fable: Building Deterministic Workflows for Coding Agents
`get-fable` is a portable coding lifecycle system designed to address the lack of execution discipline in coding agents through deterministic workflows and skill routing. It does not rely on a single model; instead, it forces coding agents to follow evidence-driven, rigorous engineering practices via 13 core skill modules (such as DISCOVER, RESEARCH, PLAN, TEST, and REVIEW), preventing blind guesswork. Operating as a DSH plugin, it supports a full closed-loop workflow from discovery to release, significantly improving the stability, security, and reproducibility of agent-generated code.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Node Flow: Visual Workflow Orchestration Plugin
DeepSeek Harness Node Flow is a visual workflow plugin for DSH, designed to address the high maintenance costs of multi-step automation tasks. It is open-sourced under the MIT license and supports intuitive node orchestration of Trigger, Agent, Code, Condition, and Loop nodes through a drag-and-drop canvas. Users can configure node properties, set timeout and failure policies, and implement scheduled tasks using Cron expressions. The plugin supports export and backup, but parameter serialization limitations should be noted when using Code nodes.
Read Moredsh-acp: DSH's ACP Server for IDEs Like Zed
`dsh-acp` is an editor integration plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that drives the dsh agent via the JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio protocol without requiring source code modifications. It offers rich features such as real-time token and reasoning stream display, tool call cards, structured diffs, terminal emulation, and image understanding. Users can use it by configuring a custom server in editors such as Zed. It reuses DSH credentials by default and supports multiple presets coexisting.
Read Moredsh-router-codebuddy: CodeBuddy Family Vendor Plugin
dsh-router-codebuddy is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that integrates with the Tencent CodeBuddy family of services. Maintained by CARVIN94, its core features include OAuth polling login, automatic token refresh, model list retrieval, API normalization (for the international version), and daily check-ins to earn points. During installation, users must first install the core and restart the service. They can then add links in the panel, fetch models, and invoke models using alias prefixes.
Read More@busabase/dsh-plugin: Provides Knowledge Base and Database for DeepSeek Harness
`@busabase/dsh-plugin` is the official plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to enhance agents' persistent context and structured action capabilities through Busabase. Core features include providing trusted knowledge base retrieval, converting natural language into structured proposals for Base/Form operations, rendering entity cards, and locking write permissions at the `changeRequest` level to enforce manual review. After installation, the Agent can perform operations such as creating business structures and retrieving policies. Note that permission restrictions, functional differences in Cloud mode, and service management mechanisms must be considered.
Read Moredsh-developer: A One-Stop Solution for Building and Maintaining DeepSeek Harness Plugins
dsh-developer is a DSH plugin designed by MetaFlow, built on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy to integrate plugin building, diagnosis, testing, and upgrade checks into workflows. It supports converting local services into DSH plugins and offers core capabilities such as early diagnostics, version checks, and enhanced investigation. By front-loading the development process, this tool helps developers reduce plugin maintenance costs and is suited to plugin developers and maintainers. Installation requires attention to DSH version compatibility and runtime permissions, and the tool is released under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-live-token-stats: DSH Live Token Statistics and Drowning Detection Plugin
The dsh-live-token-stats plugin is designed to address the issue of model stalling without indication during DeepSeek Harness development. By performing real-time tokenization and calculation, it displays token status, TPS, and Time To First Token (TTFT) in the interface, helping developers determine whether the model is "drowning." It supports true BPE tokenization and deviation reconciliation, can be mounted automatically, and requires no source code modifications. It depends on dsh version 0.1.5-rc.2 or later and is suitable for developers who need precise monitoring of streaming output transparency.
Read MoreDSH Research Graph: DeepSeek Harness Research Workbench Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness Research Graph plugin aims to address the pain points of scattered AI chat logs, difficulty in structuring them, and challenges in tracing their sources, guided by the “everything is a plugin” philosophy. It offers features such as visualized research graphs, source tracing, knowledge capture, AI analysis, and export, helping developers efficiently organize research topics, iterate on knowledge, and manage research deliverables. Installation requires a specific Node.js version, and data is stored on the DSH Host.
Read Moredsh-whale: DeepSeek Harness Minimalist Reply Plugin
dsh-whale is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to compress AI outputs and save 60–75% of tokens. Core features include six concise reply modes, a cyberpunk-style UI, token statistics, and minimal commit message generation. Users can activate different modes via commands, and the plugin includes an automatic clarity-protection mechanism. It is ready to use after restarting following installation, making it ideal for developers who prioritize high information density.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-workspace-files
The `dsh-workspace-files` plugin adds file management capabilities to the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. It supports directory tree browsing, file viewing, Git integration (status display, diff, staging/committing/pushing), and AI-generated commit messages. The plugin includes a security isolation mechanism that restricts operations to the session workspace root directory and follows the "everything is a plugin" ecosystem philosophy, enabling users to perform version control without switching to the terminal.
Read Moredsh-skills-anywhere: Unified Management of Agent Skills
`dsh-skills-anywhere` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the fragmentation of Agent Skills. It supports collecting skills from local directories and Git sources, and loading them uniformly via `dsh` or an MCP server. The plugin provides skill deduplication, resource validation, diagnostic feedback, and frontend remediation features. Developers can use the CLI to discover, list, and inspect skills, as well as add skill sets from Git, making it suitable for scenarios that require validating skills in CI environments or managing them centrally.
Read Moredsh-server-deck: DeepSeek Harness Server Card Dashboard
`dsh-server-deck` is a server management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing a visual dashboard and terminal interaction. Core features include real-time monitoring of server status (CPU, memory, etc.), access to an interactive terminal via xterm.js, historical trend analysis, SSH Config import, and a security model that allows only local loopback access. After installation, users can manage servers from the sidebar or drawer, click a card to view monitoring data or connect to the terminal, creating a one-stop solution from monitoring to operations.
Read Moredsh-math-memory: A DeepSeek Harness Memory Assistant for Mathematical Notes
dsh-math-memory is a DeepSeek Harness assistant for mathematical note-taking, residing in Obsidian’s right sidebar. It addresses the limitation of general-purpose AI in maintaining context through a five-layer hierarchical memory system—profiles, topics, records, raw evidence, and inbox—and a unified retrieval protocol. The plugin provides cross-session context distillation, symbol-system maintenance, automated auditing, and feedback loops, enabling users to directly correct memory cards within AI responses. The current 0.7.x version is a prototype, while the upcoming 1.0 release will include full instructional and invocation features.
Read Moredsh-whale-pet: A Whale Desktop Pet in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-whale-pet is an open-source desktop pet plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web UI, designed to translate the abstract runtime states of an Agent into intuitive visual animations. The plugin includes 95 transparent-background animations, supports switching between Chinese and English, and automatically changes actions based on Agent states such as thinking, coding, and waiting. Users can interact with it through screen roaming, clicking, and dragging, and the plugin also supports uploading custom animations. It can be obtained via the official catalog or GitHub, is released under the MIT License, and adds a touch of fun to monitoring Agent states.
Read MoreBoss Task Panel: A Task Pipeline and Acceptance Center for the AI Era
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin “Boss Task Board” aims to address the fragmentation of chat records in agent development by converting requirements into structured pipelines. Maintained by user lihang-lh, its core features include upgrading chat bubbles into a task pipeline with seven states (Awaiting Claim, Needs Clarification, Awaiting Confirmation, In Development, Paused, Under Review, and Completed), and supporting automatic distillation of historical sessions, staged scheduling of sub-agents (planning, clarification, development, and review), automatic reader handoffs, and native app screenshot generation. The plugin provides a sidebar overlay UI for end-to-end process management, but currently has limitations such as serial execution and lack of support for external notifications.
Read Moredsh-git-worktree: A Web-Based Plugin for Branch Switching and Worktree Management
The `dsh-git-worktree` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by developer LaoYueHanNi, is designed to manage Git worktrees through a Web interface. It provides core features such as branch switching, branch creation and renaming, remote synchronization, and worktree isolation, and is released under the MIT license. It supports installation via npm and includes an IDEA-style branch selector and row context menu, helping developers efficiently maintain multi-branch projects in the browser.
Read Morememory-eternal: Giving DeepSeek Harness a “Second Brain”
`memory-eternal` is a self-developed memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness that requires no third-party dependencies and directly persists conversations into local Markdown files. It supports automatic knowledge card generation, in-house CJK retrieval, knowledge graph construction, and multi-library isolation, while providing a graphical interface. Developers can retrieve memories on demand via commands or Agent tools. The plugin primarily supports the official DeepSeek Harness desktop version. Note that enabling certain features may incur AI API call costs.
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