dsh-tavily-provider: Tavily Backend Search and Web Scraping
`dsh-tavily-provider` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that replaces the default search backend, supporting Tavily's `web_search` and `web_fetch` capabilities. It is maintained by MirrMeur and released under the MIT License. Installation is performed by adding it to the `web` profile via a CLI command, while configuration must be manually written to `cordis.patch.yml`. It supports setting the API key through a configuration file, a credentials service, or environment variables, and provides `basic`/`advanced` search depth as well as `general`/`news` topic selection. Error handling follows the DSH specification. The plugin has no UI, web_
Read Moredsh-cursor-passthrough: Routing Conversations via the Local Cursor CLI in DeepSeek Harness
The DSH Harness plugin `dsh-cursor-passthrough` enables the Web UI to route conversations directly to a locally logged-in Cursor CLI without forwarding them through the DSH API gateway. The plugin adds a “Cursor Passthrough” group in the model selector and works by intercepting `llm/stream` requests and executing the local `agent acp`. Before use, install DeepSeek Harness and Cursor CLI, log in, and use the plugin together with `dsh-cursor-acp`. Once installed, enable the group in settings to seamlessly switch to local mode in the chat interface, with a green badge indicating the session status.
Read Moredsh-github-sync: Multi-Machine Sync of dsh Sessions and Config Using a Private GitHub Repository
The `minghuo/dsh-github-sync` plugin uses the GitHub REST API to solve the problem of DSH sessions, plugin manifests, and settings being scattered across multiple machines. It backs up configuration to a private repository and supports restoring an entire machine or a single session. Core capabilities include workspace remapping, online log viewing, local snapshots, and SHA-1 content addressing. Once installed and configured, users can perform scheduled backups, remote browsing, and safe rollbacks via the Web UI, without relying on the git binary.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Local Network Proxy Fallback Plugin
`dsh-net-proxy-plugin` is an open-source plugin maintained by minatoAI, designed to address network issues when DeepSeek Harness (DSH) cannot reach overseas websites directly. Instead of embedding a proxy service, the plugin automatically scans system proxy configurations and local ports to test connectivity. When direct connections fail, it takes over `fetch` requests within the process and injects environment variables into child processes such as `git` and `pnpm` to ensure network access remains available. It supports automatic decision-making (activated by default when direct connections fail) and manual refreshing, and provides a `net-proxy` `WebFetchProvider` for compatibility with the `web_fetch` tool, without modifying system proxy settings.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: mikotomywife/dsh-mcp-loader - Lazy Loading and Session-Based Masking for MCP Tools
`dsh-mcp-loader` is a lazy-loading plugin for MCP tools in DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the token consumption and tool-selection difficulties caused by a large number of MCP servers. The plugin introduces a "loader" mechanism whereby actual tools enter the model context only when invoked, eliminating fixed overhead and streamlining the tool list. Key features include loader switches isolated per server/session (supporting `auto`, `lazy`, and `eager` modes), session-scoped masking to hide tools, global tool disabling, description engineering optimization, environment cleanup, and resource bridging. It supports atomic registration, fault tolerance, and permission/security checks, significantly improving model selection efficiency in multi-tool scenarios.
Read Moredsh-token-rush: Real-Time Dashboard for DeepSeek Harness Session Consumption and Balance
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-token-rush` is a client-side tool for monitoring API consumption. It features a floating gauge in the top-left corner that displays, in real time, the current session's total token usage, the estimated cost based on official rates, and the account balance. During peak hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 by default), the window automatically turns orange-red as a warning. The plugin supports real-time updates, position memory, and drag-based repositioning, helping developers avoid cost spikes caused by accidental operations.
Read Moredsh-zen-spoof: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Directly Connecting to OpenCode Zen Free Models
The dsh-zen-spoof plugin bypasses the DSH native adapter by directly registering the `opencode` route, resolving the header override issue and enabling use of OpenCode's free tier. After installation, manually edit the configuration file to comment out the conflicting `opencode` provider. The plugin supports automatic model discovery, thinking-mode parsing, automatic error fallback, and credential hot updates, is compatible with any DSH version, and requires no additional patches.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Skill Manager Plugin
dsh-skill-manager is a non-intrusive DSH plugin for unified lifecycle management of official file system Skills. It provides a settings page for viewing session-available Skills, local installation (supporting ZIP and `SKILL.md`), updating, disabling, and uninstallation, and includes safety mechanisms such as install overwrite protection, automatic backup before updates, and moving uninstalled items to a recovery area. The plugin displays “session-available Skills” and “manager-owned Skills” separately, resolving state confusion, and supports hot refresh without requiring a Harness restart. Installation must be performed through the `dsh plugin` process and takes effect after restart. Note that its management scope is limited to specific directories, and it does not support installation from GitHub or automatic updates in the first version.
Read Moredsh-codex-auth: A ChatGPT Authorization Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-codex-auth` plugin provides ChatGPT/Codex authorization capabilities for DeepSeek Harness, allowing users to sign in through official services and enable the `openai-codex` model. The plugin handles login orchestration, secure interfaces, and metadata reading, and must be installed via a `.tgz` package. When using it, note that the browser interface only reads metadata and does not include the Token, and when migrating from an older version, residual Windows Junction links must be removed to avoid permission errors.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: SuperPowers for DSH
Meteor-system/superpowers-for-dsh is an engineering plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to bring mature engineering workflows into the DSH environment. It provides 14 on-demand skills covering the full workflow, including requirements, code review, and Git delivery. Core features include automatic session onboarding, integration of native planning and collaboration tools, a Windows sandbox compatibility layer that simplifies local permission controls, and optional UI/UX Pro Max support for design system generation. Installation requires running the bundle and preset install steps. Once enabled, the model can follow predefined workflows, such as new feature development and bug debugging, for automated collaboration, significantly reducing manual intervention.
Read MoreMatt Pocock Skills for DSH: A Portable DeepSeek Harness Skill Set
Matt Pocock Skills for DSH is a standardized engineering practice skill set ported from Meteor-system, designed to help DeepSeek Harness users establish a structured development workflow. It includes 25 skills divided into two categories—user-triggered and model-auto-invoked—covering the entire process from requirement interviews and specification definition to TDD implementation and code review. After installation, a restart is required to select a preset, and each new repository must run `/setup-matt-pocock-skills` for initialization. It supports coexistence with other presets such as Superpowers, making it ideal for scenarios that require strict adherence to TDD, reliance on accumulated standards, and the handling of complex architectures.
Read Moredsh-version-badge: DSH Version Badge and Deployment Tools
`dsh-version-badge` is a lightweight plugin for the DSH web interface that persistently displays a version badge in the sidebar. It provides features for viewing the core package version, checking for updates, and one-click deployment. The plugin has zero dependencies and a strict security model, and supports querying via the API or operating through the web interface. Automatic restart is enabled by default after installation, but can be disabled via configuration to accommodate processes managed by a supervisor.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-image-zoom: Right Sidebar Image Preview Zoom Plugin
The `dsh-sidebar-image-zoom` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the poor usability of the native document preview when viewing large images. By replacing the renderer, it adds interactive features such as zooming and panning to images in the right sidebar. Users can zoom anchored to the cursor, drag to pan, double-click to switch modes, and use keyboard shortcuts, with a display range from 10% to 1200%. The plugin is released under the MIT license, is easy to install, and includes a robust resource cleanup mechanism that does not affect DSH's built-in rendering logic.
Read Moredsh-auto-continue: DSH Quota Auto-Continuation and Off-Peak Task Plugin
`dsh-auto-continue` is a two-sided plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address API rate-limit interruptions and reduce costs by leveraging peak/off-peak price differences. Maintained by Meowrium, the plugin includes host-side logic and browser-side interactions. Key features include: first, automatic continuation, which handles `RATE_LIMIT` or `QUOTA` errors through a retry mechanism with a default 60-second retry interval and a persistence toggle; second, off-peak tasks, which automatically switch between peak and off-peak pricing windows based on Beijing Time, pausing sessions during peak hours and resuming them during off-peak hours, with countdown feedback. Plugin configurations are stored under the `auto-continue` namespace in DSH. After installation, restart the service and operate the capsule button in the input field.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
`dsh-plugin-marketplace` is the standard plugin package for DeepSeek Harness, used to manage plugins via the “Plugin market” tab in **Settings → Plugins**. The plugin can scan GitHub repositories with the `dsh-plugin` topic, validate their `package.json` configurations, display them as cards, and support one-click installation. Installation requires executing a specific command and allowing the build. After installation, it runs with local account permissions, and sensitive environment variables are removed before script execution. It primarily runs within DeepSeek Harness’s `web` configuration file.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Display Third-Party API Balance and Usage
This plugin, named `mengshang-spec/dsh-third-party-api-balance-wallet`, is designed to address the pain point that DeepSeek Harness (DSH) users need to frequently check balances and switch keys. It integrates a status display into the interface to present balance, key validity, and today's usage in real time. Core features include status display, validity detection, hover details, automatic refresh every 30 minutes, and support for zero-configuration auto-discovery as well as manual configuration. The plugin prioritizes security: keys are stored only on the DSH host side, the browser does not store full keys, and only public HTTPS endpoints are allowed to prevent SSRF attacks.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Vision Toolkit Plugin
mengruoa/dsh-vision-toolkit is a plugin that adds visual capabilities to DeepSeek Harness text models. It includes vision tools and Skills, supporting tasks such as image-based Q&A, OCR of long screenshots, UI restoration, and GUI operations. The plugin supports multi-provider configuration and automatic fallback. Installation requires the command line (terminal is recommended for DSH Desktop); once configured, the model can directly process images, reconstruct page code, or perform interface operations.
Read Moredsh-rembg: Local Image Background Removal Plugin
`dsh-rembg` is a local image background removal plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), enabling agents to process images without cloud APIs. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.7-rc.1 or later; after installing it from the command line, initial configuration must be completed in the Web GUI, including selecting the runtime mode (CPU or GPU) and installing the model. The plugin provides the `rembg` tool function, which supports removing backgrounds by specifying a model and an image path, making it suitable for local agent development scenarios without public API access.
Read Moredsh-model-orchestrator: A General-Purpose Model Orchestrator for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-model-orchestrator is a general-purpose model orchestration plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenges of manual routing decisions in multi-model environments. By automatically discovering models, analyzing their capabilities, and performing intelligent routing, it enables efficient model scheduling. Key features include model discovery, capability analysis, task matching, and orchestration based on a “captain” role. After installation, it works automatically without complex configuration, supports intervention via commands or interfaces, and focuses on leveraging existing host capabilities rather than task management. It is suitable for the automatic decomposition and execution of complex tasks.
Read Moredsh-pwsh-style: Theming PowerShell Cards in DSH Sessions
`dsh-pwsh-style` is a single-file plugin that provides restyling options for PowerShell cards in DSH sessions. By injecting CSS variables, it offers eight themes and font adjustments, supports copying commands, displays the full command and working directory, and automatically injects the PowerShell logo. The plugin does not rely on hashed class names, ensuring compatibility after DSH upgrades. After installation, restart `dsh web` and enable/configure it in the GUI.
Read Moredsh-project-portfolio: A Cross-Project Long-Term Memory Plugin for Coding Agents
`dsh-project-portfolio` is an unofficial plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem designed to address the lack of project state memory in coding agents during long-running, multi-task workflows. It uses embedded skills and tools to maintain Markdown-based project checklists and history logs in the user's local directory. The plugin's core features include viewing project status checklists, appending timestamped history entries, and incremental synchronization. It relies on the DSH tools service, stores all data locally for improved security, and is well suited for scenarios requiring long-term project progress tracking and maintenance.
Read MoreJinhsi Theme for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness plugin “Jin Xi Theme” is built on a plugin-based architecture and provides visual styles such as silver white, ink black, gold-patterned, and mint teal, including dynamic wallpapers. It requires DSH >= 0.1.5-rc.1 and must be restarted after installation. For wallpaper rendering and background masking, the optional Skin Center plugin must also be installed. The theme features an in-game Fei Xun letter/card style, Jin Xi avatars, and CSS-only decorative effects such as flowing light sweep and status pulses. Its resources include Kuro Games-licensed avatars and dynamic backgrounds via Wallpaper Engine.
Read Moredsh-memory: A Persistent Atomic Fact Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-memory` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the loss of context in multi-turn agent conversations. Built on Cordis, it uses local JSON documents for persistent storage and does not rely on external databases. Its core is the atomic fact model (Subject-Predicate-Object), which uniformly manages semantic, episodic, and procedural memory. The plugin provides tools such as `recall`, `remember`, and `forget`, supports capturing user preferences through trigger phrases, and includes PII privacy protection mechanisms. It also supports `user.md` file synchronization and dynamic context injection, facilitating manual intervention and system reconstruction logging. Although it currently only supports BM25 semantic retrieval and LLM extraction is disabled by default,
Read Moremasknull/dsh-fetch-models-search: Add Search Filtering to DSH Model Candidate Popup
`masknull/dsh-fetch-models-search` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the inconvenience of searching through long model lists. It injects a real-time search box at the top of the “Fetch Available Models” dialog and supports filtering candidate models in real time by model ID. The plugin features pure DOM enhancement, MutationObserver-based adaptation to re-rendering, logic isolation, and localization, while preserving the original selection behavior and remaining fully reversible. Once installed, users can quickly locate target models on the settings page by typing a keyword.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-session-atlas
dsh-session-atlas is a plugin within the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to extend Harness capabilities through a standalone SkillHub directory. Maintained by user martinkot9336299-cell, its specific features and installation instructions cannot be verified due to the absence of README content. Developers are advised to review the GitHub source repository before use to confirm its suitability.
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