DeepSeek Harness LaTeX Code Snippets Plugin: dsh-math-snippets
dsh-math-snippets is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to simplify LaTeX math formula input through a trigger-word mechanism. It includes 142 commonly used tags, supports auto-expansion and Tab-key navigation, and allows users to quickly build complex formulas. It also supports inserting math blocks into text and provides an editable configuration file. Installation requires using the command line and restarting the application.
Read Moredsh-math-render: Rendering LaTeX Formulas on the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
`dsh-math-render` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the rendering of mathematical formulas in the web interface. It supports rendering LaTeX formulas (such as `$...$` and `$$...$$`) in message bubbles and provides a live preview above the input box. After installation, restart Harness and refresh the page for the changes to take effect. The plugin overrides user bubble rendering and supports error fallback, but it has limitations in customizing bubble styles and integrating with inline editors. It requires DSH version >= 0.1.5-rc.1.
Read Moredsh-outline: Search, Read, and Safely Write to the Outline Knowledge Base in DSH
`dsh-outline` is a Web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the challenge of interacting directly with an Outline knowledge base during conversations. It provides core capabilities such as searching, reading full articles, controlled writing, and local saving. API tokens can be configured through GUI cards, and it supports multi-user usage and security mechanisms such as HTTPS, retries, and caching. Installation is simple, making it suitable for developers who need to manage a knowledge base within conversations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Subscription Integration Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `@h2mzzz/dsh-openai-subscription` enables developers to invoke models using ChatGPT/Codex subscription accounts without configuring an API key. It provides a dynamic model list, thinking intensity adjustment, quick mode, image generation, and quota query features. After installation, users can log in and refresh models on the DSH settings page, then select a subscription model in a conversation. The plugin supports independent login management, a compact model panel, and sliders for adjusting parameters, aiming to simplify the use of ChatGPT subscription models. However, some features (such as image generation and quota queries) are experimental and rely on unstable APIs.
Read MoreDSH Model Controller: Switch Models, Adjust Reasoning Intensity, Favorite Models, and Reorder Providers
The DeepSeek Harness plugin (DSH) adopts a plugin-based architecture and takes over the model slot to enhance model selection. Its core features include searching, filtering by provider, favoriting frequently used models, and adjusting thinking intensity. The thinking intensity level has per-model memory and automatically restores the corresponding level when switching models. For installation, download the `.tgz` file and install it via the host; the plugin will automatically take over the official selector. It supports integration with Magpie and has fallback interface configuration capability. Data is stored locally on the client; preferences are retained after uninstalling and reinstalling. It is compatible with DSH 0.1.7-rc.2 and Cordis 4.0.4.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-terminal-font
The `dsh-terminal-font` plugin is designed to resolve the issue of Nerd Font icons appearing as blank squares in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar terminal. Users can specify a Private Use Area–supporting font (such as Cascadia Code Mono) through the settings interface or use a recommended list of fonts already installed on the system to render Powerline icons correctly. The plugin supports font size adjustment, live preview, and local persistent storage. It can be installed via the settings interface, command line, or local source code, but note that it depends on DSH internal implementation details and requires the font files to be preinstalled.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Provider Proxy Plugin (`dsh-provider-proxy`)
`dsh-provider-proxy` is a networking plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that allows users to configure a separate proxy for each provider, enabling traffic routing. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxy types, and provides domain rules (`onlyHosts`/`bypassHosts`) and connection self-check functionality, as well as proxy support for web search cards. After installation, the host, port, and credentials must be configured in the "Provider Proxy" section of the Settings page. Known limitations include an experimental SOCKS5 API, no support for the `web_fetch` tool, passwords stored in plaintext, and system proxy settings not being read.
Read Moredsh-manage-sessions: DSH Session Management Plugin
The dsh-manage-sessions plugin provides native UI enhancements for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar, addressing session management pain points. Core features include session grouping, batch archive/restore/delete, a two-stage force stop for stuck sessions (auto-resume or remain offline), workspace path copying, and session detail viewing. The plugin supports zero-configuration installation, but requires a compatible DSH version, and the permanent deletion feature depends on a specific patch. It leaves no residue after uninstallation and is well suited for developers who frequently manage multiple sessions.
Read Moredsh-code-graph: Branch-aware Code Knowledge Graph Plugin for DSH
dsh-code-graph is a DSH plugin designed to address the lack of code understanding caused by agents that rely on grep. It reuses the codebase-memory-mcp engine to provide structured code knowledge graph capabilities, supporting graph queries over call chains, impact scope, and architectural relationships. Its core features include structured indexing (covering 158+ languages), automatic branch following, rolling single-repository indexing, freshness gating (incremental updates), and automatic fallback to ripgrep when graph queries return no results. It also supports cross-branch queries and enforces hard gates for code reading. Installation requires local setup of the codebase-memory-mcp engine, making it suitable for scenarios that require deep understanding of code architecture and call relationships.
Read Moredsh-plugin-mynah: Adding Real-Time Digital Human Conversation Capabilities to DeepSeek Harness Agents
`dsh-plugin-mynah` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to connect DSH with the Mynah real-time digital human stack and address the lack of intuitive experience in text-based interactions. It provides tools for real-time interaction (speaking, interruption, and actions), session management, and knowledge base updates, and supports driving digital humans via a Web UI or headless mode. Installation requires specifying a Mynah instance address, and the runtime environment must meet specific version and hardware requirements, enabling the agent to engage in embodied interaction.
Read Moredsh-video-see: Letting the DSH Agent See Video with Its Own Eyes
`dsh-video-see` is a local video frame extraction plugin for DeepSeek Harness that requires no API key or internet access. It uses ffmpeg to extract video frames, timestamp them, and return real images directly to the Agent, supporting multiple parameter configurations and a frame sheet mode. This tool addresses the limitations of existing solutions that rely on cloud-based VLMs or command-line assembly, and, when combined with local models’ visual capabilities, protects privacy while reducing costs.
Read Moredsh-asset-library: DeepSeek Harness Local Asset Library Plugin
`dsh-asset-library` is a local media asset management plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It converts images, videos, and audio files in project directories into a browsable and annotatable asset panel, and provides Agent tools for semantic search and bulk path retrieval. The plugin features grid view, tag management, batch operations, and secure permission controls, without relying on ffmpeg, making it suitable for unified management of local media assets in DeepSeek Harness.
Read MoreDSH Too Long Warning
`dsh-toolong-warning` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address pain points in context window management. It tracks conversation compaction events and issues a warning only when compactions are frequent and involve significant additional token consumption, preventing unnecessary interruptions to users. The plugin provides a draggable, bilingual floating window and supports customizable trigger thresholds, helping developers identify cost-inefficient conversations while balancing context management with cost. Installation requires DSH 0.1.7-rc.1 and Node.js 22.19 or later.
Read MoreIntroduction to the hj01857655/dsh-tool-stats Plugin
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `dsh-tool-stats` extends agent capabilities through plugins to improve debugging efficiency. The plugin is user-maintained and hosted on GitHub. Current public information shows that its core feature list is empty and that official installation instructions are unavailable. Given the absence of license information, users are advised to review the source code license and security, and to verify that the source is trustworthy before use.
Read Moredsh-reasoning-loop-guard: Detecting DSH Reasoning Loops
The `dsh-reasoning-loop_guard` plugin is designed to resolve silent hangs during long-chain inference in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By monitoring five criteria (such as periodic repetition and k-gram repetition) on the `llm/stream` hook, it can detect repetitive reasoning loops early and interrupt the output, avoiding waste of compute resources. The plugin supports fire alarm logging, the `reasoning_loop_log` tool, and a GUI panel. Installation requires adding the plugin from its GitHub source and enabling it in the configuration file. Note that the desktop version must use the built-in runtime of DSH Desktop, and the plugin only inspects `reasoning-delta` without interfering with normal long-form text output.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-vertex-argon
`dsh-vertex-argon` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin tailored for the Google Gemini 4 Argon model, supporting dual-channel access via Google Vertex AI and the Gemini API. The plugin resolves the HTTP 400 error in the built-in adapter, natively supports three thought levels, thought summaries, v1beta1 long-text continuation, and multi-turn tool-call signing, and automatically sanitizes invalid parameters. Users can install it via CLI or a command, configure the Vertex AI or Gemini API channel as needed, and adjust parameters such as thought level, long decoding, and context window on the settings page.
Read Moredsh-restart-hotkey: DSH Desktop Hotkey Restart Plugin
dsh-restart-hotkey is a community-developed desktop plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to safely and smoothly restart the application using a custom hotkey. The plugin completely terminates the process and frees up system resources, avoiding residual issues, and only takes effect when the DSH window is active, preventing conflicts with hotkeys from other software. Its core features include fully customizable hotkeys (default: Ctrl+Shift+R), dynamic recording, preset switching, and a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental activation. It offers two installation methods (directory link or npm pack) and supports flexible configuration on the settings page. By encapsulating process management logic, it provides developers with an efficient IDE-like hot reload experience, suitable for debugging scenarios that require frequent restarts and state resets.
Read Morefullstack-expert: DeepSeek Harness's Cordis-Native Full-Stack Engineering Workflow
`fullstack-expert` is a Cordis-native plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the lack of engineering workflows and traceable evidence in complex agent tasks. It extends Harness with native capabilities, providing features such as repository checks, vertical-slice planning, sensitive-operation boundaries, and evidence logging. Without introducing additional components, the plugin standardizes full-stack engineering workflows by registering native skills and permission approvals, ensuring transparent and controllable operations for users seeking rigorous development processes.
Read Moredsh-plugin-codex-bridge: A Collaboration Bridge Between Codex and DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions follow a single-writer constraint. The plugin provides a collaboration channel for external drivers such as Codex through a "lock-held host relay" mechanism. It does not handle code generation; it only manages communication and synchronization. Its core features include workspace synchronization and file delivery, session message delivery, and Git status return. Together with the `codex2dsh` skill on the Codex side and the `dsh2codex` skill on the DSH side, it establishes a complete closed loop from task registration and development implementation to result review. Installation requires enabling the plugin and keeping DSH running. Notes cover permission security, concurrency risks, and platform compatibility.
Read Moredsh-sidecard-ask: DSH Selection Follow-up (Side Card Response)
`dsh-sidecard-ask` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the pain point of needing to interrupt the conversation or copy and paste text when asking follow-up questions about selected text. It supports instant streaming responses via a side card when content is selected, offers both a main conversation mode and a standalone sub-agent mode, and includes hotkey triggering, local storage, graceful fallback, and custom chips. Installation requires running commands in the profile directory and configuring the configuration file, while legacy package names need migration. The plugin introduces no external dependencies, and code changes require a restart or refresh.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Task Completion Notification Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness task-completion notification plugin herenfor/dsh-task-notify addresses the pain point of users forgetting to check the progress of long-running tasks after switching windows. It supports browser notifications, with Windows notifications as a fallback, and sends reminders only when a conversation completes normally; it does not disturb the user during cancellation, errors, or subtask completion. Installation requires running the specified command in the WSL terminal, and the plugin must be authorized in the browser after being enabled. It is primarily intended for Windows 11 and WSL2 environments, can trigger notifications even under the minimal Web mode preset, and notification failures do not affect task execution, providing a simple feedback loop for DSH task workflows.
Read Morebutler-git: Turning “I’m Done” Into a Verifiable Fact
`butler-git` is a DSH plugin designed to address the difficulty of distinguishing “intent” from “completion” in agent workflows. It uses Git-native mechanisms to decouple nodes (intent) from commits (evidence) and introduces zero-dependency gates to enforce consistency. Core features include separating intent declarations from commit validation and performing strict checks with Delta and Program ($P$); using a credential system to implement downward-inclusive permissions; freezing committed nodes to make them immutable; and providing DAG graphs and evidence chains for visualization and audit. The tool is well suited to projects highly sensitive to changes, ensuring that work products are replayable and auditable.
Read Moredsh-windows-mcp
`dsh-windows-mcp` is a Windows desktop automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness that connects to the CursorTouch/Windows-MCP protocol, allowing agents to control the screen, mouse, keyboard, and system processes. It uses DSH’s built-in bridge and uvx to launch services; after installing dependencies, the “Computer Use” hard toggle must be enabled in the interface. It supports tools such as screenshots, clicks, clipboard read/write, and process management, excluding app launching and file system features by default.
Read Moredsh-helloai-works: DeepSeek Harness Card Knowledge Base
The DeepSeek Harness memory plugin supports managing text and image content using tags and cards. Card content can be organized into blocks, with support for renaming, tag merging, and content search. Users can input `@` in a conversation to quickly reference individual cards or tag groups. The plugin stores images using SHA-1 and features automatic saving, optimistic locking, and a snapshot mechanism, with data persisted in a local folder. Installation requires the official command, and data remains available after uninstallation.
Read Moredsh-xcodebuild: Xcode Build and Debugging Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-xcodebuild` is an iOS/macOS development plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to integrate the Xcode toolchain (build, test, and debug) into AI conversation flows. It provides seven core tools: `xcode_doctor`, `xcode_project`, `xcode_destinations`, `xcode_run`, `xcode_log`, `xcode_lldb`, and `xcode_device_log`, supporting environment diagnostics, device management, build execution, log troubleshooting, and LLDB debugging. It automatically displays a build log panel and supports integration with Better Sidebar. The plugin is licensed under the MIT License and supports macOS.
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