dsh-workspace-archive-all: One-Click Workspace Session Archiving
`dsh-workspace-archive-all` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin designed to resolve the cumbersome task of archiving multiple sessions. It uses route-override technology to add an “Archive All” option to the workspace folder menu in the sidebar. The plugin supports bulk archiving of unarchived sessions and intelligently skips sessions that are running, currently viewed, blank, or subagent. It supports Chinese and English interfaces, offers easy installation and uninstallation, is MIT-licensed, and is maintained by community developers.
Read Morewen-wanan: A Bedtime Companionship Skill for Couples
Wen-wanan is a DSH skill designed to ease the awkwardness of late-night chattiness between couples. It uses a fixed three-part structure: gentle sweet words, pun-based riddle stories, and goodnight messages. It is easy to install and supports direct conversation, code invocation, or pasting text. The skill includes 131 built-in homophonic word pairs, 43 landing points, and a forbidden-word list, ensuring natural output with zero dependencies and no network requests. Its content is warm and free of vulgar elements.
Read Moredsh-plugin-proxy: DSH Runtime Proxy Switching Plugin
`dsh-plugin-proxy` is a runtime proxy switching plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By intercepting `globalThis.fetch`, it supports HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols and allows users to flexibly switch between the `direct`, `system`, and `manual` modes via the web interface or configuration files without restarting the service. The plugin can also pass proxy settings to child processes (such as curl and git) through environment variables, facilitating unified management of network requests. Developers should note that this plugin only affects fetch requests from the DSH main process; built-in browsers and specific SDK routes may bypass it.
Read Moredsh-session-rescue: A Plugin That Prevents Cold-Start Turn Blocking in DeepSeek Harness
dsh-session-rescue is a plugin designed to address cold-start turn-blocking issues in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By automatically executing the `/compact` operation, it compresses sessions before they grow into a dangerous zone, moves replay costs out of user turns, and ensures service availability. The plugin provides three core actions—Guard, Compact, and Report—monitoring session status through configurable parameters to prevent blocking.
Read More@gw/dsh-text-inject: DSH Text Injection Plugin
The `@gw/dsh-text-inject` plugin addresses the challenge of managing persistent prompts and project background context in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It manages content through a standalone Markdown file (`inject.md`), supporting hot reloading and historical backups. The plugin appends content to the system prompt using `## [system]`, injects session context using `## [context]` with `trigger` keyword gating, and provides metadata controls such as `order` and `kind`. It is easy to install, does not access the network, and is privacy-preserving, making it suitable for scenarios requiring frequent prompt adjustments.
Read MoreMiMo TTS Speech Synthesis Plugin (dsh-mimotts)
`dsh-mimotts` is a speech synthesis plugin for DeepSeek Harness, built on Xiaomi MiMo TTS and strictly adheres to the official specifications. It supports configuring the API key, voice, and style on the plugin page, and provides an inline player, volume control, and progress bar in message replies. It includes automatic saving of reading history, error handling, and safety-boundary mechanisms, and is compatible with the Electron desktop client.
Read Moredsh-media-studio: Generate Images and Videos Directly in DeepSeek Harness Chat
DeepSeek Harness provides the dsh-media-studio plugin, seamlessly integrating image and video generation into the conversation flow. Users can generate media through background tasks or slash commands (such as `/image` and `/video`), with support for text-to-image/video, image-to-image, and local file sending. The plugin uses the Agnes model by default, supports other service providers as well, and includes secure credential management and automatic saving. It requires Node.js >= 22.19.0.
Read Moredsh-quorum: A Discipline Layer Enforced by the DeepSeek Harness Mechanism
`dsh-quorum` is a plugin that enforces collaboration discipline for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Agent Teams by using mechanisms rather than requests to address four major issues: loss of permission control, unclear boundaries, invisible costs, and unevidenced reporting. The plugin operates as a top-level policy package and requires sequential installation of the web app, Agent Teams configuration, and the plugin itself, with version pinning recommended. Installation has specific prerequisites and carries upgrade risks. Users can override the configuration via `cordis.patch.yml`, and the plugin fails silently if dependencies are missing.
Read MoreDSH Web Plugin: Floating Git Commit Panel
The `dsh-git-commit-panel` plugin, developed by 135ty, seamlessly integrates Git commit functionality into the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface. It displays repository changes in real time through a floating capsule and supports manually written or AI-generated commit messages that conform to Conventional Commits. Users can commit or push directly from the interface, with support for Chinese and English as well as light and dark themes. The plugin must be downloaded and installed from GitHub in the `dsh web` environment and applies only to the workspace of the current conversation.
Read Moredsh-plugin-transcript-search: Full-Text Search Plugin for Archived Sessions
`dsh-plugin-transcript-search` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to provide full-text search capabilities for archived session transcripts. It reads JSONL sidecar files and supports multi-keyword AND search, result grouping and sorting, context excerpts, and fault-tolerant handling. Developers can quickly locate historical conversations via the `/find` command or the `session_search` tool. Installation requires running the specified command and correctly merging the `cordis.patch.yml` configuration, after which the service must be restarted.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Conversation Transcript Archiver
The `dsh-plugin-transcript` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to solve the challenge of long-term session data retention through a plugin-based architecture. It captures and persists session data into JSONL files, supports monthly archiving, and provides Markdown rendering and export functionality. Installation involves adding the plugin, merging the configuration, and restarting the system. Commands can be used to view statistics or export Markdown. Even if the process crashes, the JSONL data remains intact and can be re-rendered via commands.
Read Moredsh-plugin-tool-trace: Tracking Tool Call Duration and Result Size
`dsh-plugin-tool-trace` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to track tool call performance metrics with zero interference. It records latency, token consumption, and parameter sizes in local files and generates a leaderboard of slow tools. Key features include producing monthly segmented JSONL logs, providing a `/tools-stats` command for querying slow tools, and implementing fault tolerance for process crashes. Installation requires adding the plugin package via `pnpm`, merging the configuration patch, and taking effect after a restart. The plugin supports configuring the data directory and toggling parameter logging, helping developers shift their focus from conversation content to analyzing tool performance.
Read Moredsh-plugin-task-forge: Compile Plain Language into Task Briefs for Lossless Cross-Window AI Handoffs
The `task-forge` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) addresses context loss in AI handoffs during multi-window collaboration. It compiles ambiguous requirements into standardized task briefs and uses version numbers to ensure lossless cross-window handovers. The plugin provides core commands such as `/forge` to compile requirements, `/relay` to export handoff packages, `/ack` to perform read-back handshakes, and `/answer` to fill gaps, ensuring accurate and traceable collaboration among multiple AI agents.
Read Moredsh-plugin-spend-forecast: Predicting Spend from the cost-ledger Sidecar
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-plugin-spend-forecast` is designed to answer cost forecasting questions. Based on `cost-ledger` data, it provides dual-window daily-average comparisons, trend assessment, current-month end-of-month forecasts, and budget exhaustion date calculations. The plugin supports cost breakdown by model, requires installation via `pnpm` and configuration, and after restarting, use the `/forecast` command to view details. Note that it depends on pricing configuration, and trend assessment is invalid within the 0.8–1.25 range.
Read Moredsh-plugin-session-insights: Cross-Session Activity Statistics
dsh-plugin-session-insights is a lightweight plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem focused on cross-session model invocation statistics. It runs on the Host side and uses sidecar files to record token distribution, model preferences, and billing information for all model calls, addressing the limitation of pricing plugins that focus only on fund flow. The plugin provides the `/insights` command to view an overview, top sessions, and trend charts, and the `/insights-export` command to export data as CSV. Installation requires adding the package via pnpm and merging the configuration file. This tool is well suited for developers who need to analyze usage patterns and export structured data, but it only supports data statistics after installation.
Read Moredsh-plugin-relay-quota: Read Balances and Usage from Any OpenAI-Compatible Relay
The `dsh-plugin-relay-quota` plugin is designed to address the pain point of agent developers being unable to see their balance when using a relay service (such as new-api). By reading billing API data from the relay, it provides the `/quota` command and the `quota_check` tool, enabling DSH to query remaining quota and usage. The plugin includes fault-tolerance handling and supports listing available models as well as allowing an Agent to self-check its quota. Installation requires the DSH 0.1.7-alpha.1 environment; install the package via `dsh plugin`, apply the configuration patch (taking care to avoid YAML parsing errors), and then restart the service for it to take effect. The plugin is released under the MIT license and maintained by the community.
Read Moredsh-plugin-quota: Real-Time Usage Meter + Next-Step Forecast + Budget Brake
`dsh-plugin-quota` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the issue that models cannot perceive resource consumption. It uses real-time dashboards and prediction algorithms to give models an intuitive view of token usage, budget progress, and estimated costs, enabling self-braking and pacing control. Core features include real-time tracking, system prompt injection, `/qm` panel queries, next-step estimation, and cross-plugin state sharing. The plugin requires zero configuration, supports custom pricing and budgets, and allows other plugins to access context state via a data contract mechanism.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Personal Prompt Vault (dsh-plugin-prompt-vault)
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-plugin-prompt-vault` is a memory-oriented tool designed to address the issues of fragmented prompt management and low invocation efficiency. It allows developers to store their personal prompt libraries locally and quickly retrieve, tag, and inject prompts into the current session via the command line. The plugin supports bulk Markdown import, list filtering, viewing prompt contents, and tagging, and is compatible with the v0.1.0 session injection specification. Developers must install pnpm and manually configure the mount, and can use it in Web UI or TUI mode. By enabling local prompt management, this tool significantly improves workflow efficiency in agent development.
Read Moredsh-plugin-price-aware: A DSH Plugin for Cost-Aware Agents
DSH (DeepSeek Harness) lacks built-in cost-control functionality, which the `dsh-plugin-price-aware` plugin addresses. It provides core capabilities such as real-time reading of unit price and balance, pre-execution A/B/C three-tier cost estimation, budget gate alerts, and support for differentiated pricing. Users can manage budgets via commands such as `/money` and `/estimate`, or reuse its mathematical core module in code. After installation, the `dsh` process must be restarted. The plugin is designed to prevent overspending and is released under the MIT license.
Read Moredsh-plugin-pinboard: Cross-Session Pinned Note Plugin
`dsh-plugin-pinboard` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for maintaining long-term conventions across multiple sessions. It injects pinned notes into the system prompt to take effect globally, and supports tag management and a built-in fact store that does not consume injection budget. Installation requires running the specified command and merging `cordis.patch.yml`. Core features include pinning via `/pin`, managing the fact store via `/facts`, and autonomous tool invocation by the model. Notes and facts are stored in local files, subject to length limits, with duplicate content not stored again. It is suitable for development scenarios that require long-term fixed instructions.
Read Moredsh-plugin-obsidian-push: Push DSH Session Transcripts to Obsidian
`dsh-plugin-obsidian-push` is a plugin that pushes DeepSeek Harness (DSH) archived session transcripts to a local Obsidian vault. It supports rendering sessions as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter, provides idempotent deduplication based on content hashing, and offers commands such as `/obsidian-push` and `/archive`. To install it, configure `vaultDir`, update `cordis.patch.yml`, and ensure that `pnpm` is available. The plugin depends on `dsh-plugin-transcript`.
Read Moredsh-plugin-html-report: Render DSH Session Transcripts as Self-Contained HTML Reports
The DSH plugin `dsh-plugin-html-report` converts JSONL session logs into a single-file HTML report. The report is self-contained with zero external links, supports filtering by ID or time, and compresses tool call results and long text for safe offline viewing. Installation requires pnpm and manual merging of the config file; after a restart, generate the report using the `/report` command.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Overview: dsh-plugin-fact-vault (Cross-Session Fact Sticky Note Library)
dsh-plugin-fact-vault is a tool in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for persisting decisions. It separates “decisions” from “processes” and provides on-demand retrieval through tags and keywords, avoiding use of the system prompt budget. The plugin supports recording with `/fact save`, retrieval with `/fact find`, model tool calls via `fact_find`, and fault-tolerant reading. Installation requires merging configuration files, and data is stored in JSONL-format files, making it suitable for addressing the issue of repeatedly explaining the same standards across sessions.
Read Moredsh-plugin-error-radar: Tool Reliability Radar
The `dsh-plugin-error-radar` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to address fault localization in agent invocations. It reads `tool-trace` sidecar data, calculates error rates, consecutive failures, and p95 latency by tool, and provides `/radar` and `/health` commands for health checks and alerting. The plugin includes a silencing mechanism to prevent false alarms when there are insufficient samples. Installation requires manually merging the configuration file and restarting the service. Configuration options support enabling or disabling the plugin, changing the data directory, and adjusting the error-rate alert threshold. A current limitation is that it remains silent when the sample count is less than 3, and it functions only as a read-only tool, while write access is handled by the `tool-trace` plugin.
Read Moredsh-fx-marquee: Real-Time Market Ticker and Currency Converter on DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-fx-marquee` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web plugin designed to embed real-time market data into the chat flow. Core features include a marquee above the input box that supports mixed display of currencies, indices, and cryptocurrencies, with details available as charts upon clicking an item; and an exchange rate calculator in the main content area that supports multiple currency pairs and snapshot rate logic. Users can customize the watchlist, refresh frequency, and color scheme for gains and losses on the settings page. The plugin is maintained by users and is compatible with dsh 0.1.5-rc.1 and 0.2.0-rc.2. Note that a data degradation mechanism and data delays may occur when accessing Yahoo Finance from mainland China.
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