DSH Session Plus
`dsh-session-plus` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to optimize the session debugging experience. Its key features include displaying the current provider name in real time at the top of the model selection menu, addressing unclear status when switching models; and providing a floating button to quickly convert selected text into a Markdown code block and insert it into the input box, improving the efficiency of context referencing. Plugin installation requires a local link and takes effect after restarting `dsh web`. Note that version v0.4.0 has removed the legacy workspace feature.
Read Moredsh-plugin-background-tasks: Asynchronous Execution Plugin for Long-Running Commands
The `dsh-plugin-background-tasks` plugin automatically moves long-running commands to the background after a preset 10-second synchronous window to avoid blocking the session. It supports proactive completion reports, status queries, and controlled termination, ensuring that commands execute safely within the sandbox and approval pipeline. It must be used in combination with `ctx.shell`, the `jobs` runtime, and the approval pipeline. After installation, enabling Background Tasks mode provides a unified operational experience.
Read Moredsh-knj-obsidian: DSH Built-in Obsidian
The built-in Obsidian plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to build project-level knowledge bases. The plugin provides v1 build tools (supporting incremental writes, snapshot capture, and health checks), v2 dual-channel retrieval (with tools and skills sharing an L1–L4 hierarchical strategy), v3 graph export (supporting HTML/JSON), v4 UI sidebar, and v5 note editing. Additionally, it supports offline local semantic retrieval, requiring manual installation of the QMD library and model download. Installation requires Node.js >= 20 and the DSH environment.
Read Moredsh-knj-menu: DeepSeek Harness Third-Party Menu Manager
`dsh-knj-menu` is a third-party menu manager for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the fragmentation of third-party plugin menus. It consolidates the entry points declared by `dsh.bundle`, providing persistent, collapsible, and pinned functionality to help users keep the interface tidy. Installation must be performed via the DSH command-line tool and requires the necessary environment dependencies. As a plugin that runs with the permissions of the current process, it is recommended to review the source code before installation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Introduction: dsh-expert-team
The `dsh-expert-team` plugin addresses context drift and rework issues in the DeepSeek Harness by assembling a multi-agent team of 12 roles. It provides a 9-stage gated pipeline that converts scattered collaboration into structured delivery, supports direct workspace modifications with full process traceability, and is ready to use upon installation with no build dependencies. It is suitable for rapid iteration in small and medium-sized teams as well as individual freelance delivery projects, and it enforces quality gates through code to ensure tasks progress in an orderly manner.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
`relay-dsh-plugin-manager` is a standalone plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), enabling full lifecycle plugin operations such as discovery, installation, updates, and management through a conversational interface. It supports secure change workflows (requiring confirmation before execution) and read-only queries, and integrates with the DSH Registry for plugin discovery. Users can easily search for, install, enable, or remove plugins using the `/plugins` command. Registry support defaults to HTTPS, and anonymous analytics can be optionally disabled. The plugin is compatible with DSH version 0.1.2.
Read Moredsh-conversation-map: Real-Time Tree View of Workspace Conversations
`dsh-conversation-map` is a visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenge of complex session hierarchies that are difficult to untangle in multi-turn conversations or multi-agent development. It automatically arranges all sessions in the current workspace into a tree layout based on parent-child relationships, with core features such as real-time status display, automatic line routing and avoidance, consistent theme colors, and a grid-paper canvas. Users can double-click a card to navigate, drag to adjust the view, and zoom or pan. The installation command is `dsh plugins add dsh-conversation-map`, making it suitable for users who need to quickly locate session lineages in complex conversation flows.
Read Moredsh-plugin-stock-x: Stock Monitoring and Quantitative Investment Research Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-stock-x` is a Node.js-based DeepSeek Harness plugin designed for quantitative investment research and real-time market monitoring. It provides real-time market data across all markets, professional multi-window charting tools (including multi-timeframe candlesticks, Level 5 order book information, capital flow analysis, and more), and in-depth market intelligence. The plugin interface supports a frosted-glass floating widget and multiple theme options, with global search and portfolio risk management features. Its core highlight is deep integration with DeepSeek, enabling one-click sending of market data to the large model for AI diagnostics, text-based stock selection, and strategy review, thereby intelligently connecting data and AI.
Read Moredsh-librarian: A Dynamic Capability Accumulation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-librarian` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that aims to address the issue of stable task capabilities being lost after a conversation ends. It provides dynamic capability consolidation and tiered management, and manages plugins through a Pixel-style Web UI. When developers use DSH as usual, the plugin automatically detects and saves reusable capabilities; by default, these capabilities are session-level and must be validated before they can be promoted to user level. The tool supports cold loading and cross-session reuse, helping developers efficiently manage and reuse DSH plugin capabilities.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: OpenRouter Provider Routing and Cost Analysis
xuan666-lab/dsh-openrouter-provider-advisor is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to automatically evaluate and switch OpenRouter providers. It ranks providers by comprehensively considering cost, speed, context, and reliability, and offers multiple strategies (such as price-first and speed-first). The plugin supports one-click switching to the optimal route, features a built-in weighted pricing model and reliability protection mechanism, and allows users to customize weights. Installation requires supported DSH and Node.js versions and can be completed via the command line. It runs with host-level permissions to ensure API key security and supports Chinese/English interfaces as well as Agent integration.
Read MoreDSH Full Access One-Time Toggle: New Sessions Default to Dangerous Permissions
`dsh-full-access-switch` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the recurring need to manually confirm dangerous permissions. By modifying default settings and frontend logic, it allows users to set "Don't ask again," automatically applying `danger-full-access` permissions when creating new workspaces or conversations without prompting for confirmation each time. Installation supports a one-click Bundle option or a PowerShell script, but note that it is only compatible with DSH v0.1.1-rc.2 and is not officially maintained.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Terminal UI Plugin
`xp266/dsh-tui` is an Ink-based terminal UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to transform DSH’s text-based interactions into a graphical interface. It supports streaming chat, collapsible tool cards, and high extensibility. Before use, the DSH CLI must be installed; it can be installed globally via the command line or enabled by adding it to the configuration file. This tool is suitable for developers who want to operate DeepSeek Harness through a TUI.
Read Moredsh-skin-galactic-opera: An Unofficial Space Opera Dark Skin Pack for DSH Web GUI
`dsh-skin-galactic-opera` is an unofficial dark sci-fi skin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to enhance the debugging process with a cinematic visual experience. The plugin builds a decorative layer using Shadow DOM and overrides DSH Web GUI theme tokens, featuring elements such as a deep-space background, a black hole accretion disk, planetary orbits, and a scanner HUD. Interactions include mouse parallax, click energy pulses, a hyperspace burst effect when a message is submitted, and telemetry HUD display. Installation requires the plugin manager and a DSH version of 0.1.0-rc.7 or later.
Read Moredsh-skill-manager
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI has added a skill management plugin for viewing and deleting local skills. The plugin manages the `~/.dsh/skills` directory via a sidebar entry, supports search filtering, allows deletion only of user skills, and prevents deletion of protected skills. It supports dark/light themes and bilingual switching, and is available only in Web UI mode. To install it, navigate to the corresponding profile directory and run the pnpm install command, then restart DSH. Adding new skills requires using the Agent together with the `dsh-skill-management` skill.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Agents Anywhere Bridge
`xipian1216/dsh-aa-bridge` is a bridge layer between DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and Agents Anywhere (AA), exposing DSH capabilities such as Session and Timeline to AA through a JSON-RPC API. The plugin implements resource sharing, model switching, permission management, workspace management, and reconnection after disconnection. It depends on the DSH Web process during installation and creates a local endpoint with automatic authentication. When using it, be aware of the single-connection limit, lack of cross-host support, missing attachments, and limitations of the DSH Desktop model selection API. Developers should adjust the AA configuration according to the documentation to accommodate network latency.
Read Moredsh-caps-beacon: Using the Caps Lock LED Status to Indicate DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-caps-beacon` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness that uses the Caps Lock indicator light on a MacBook’s built-in keyboard to provide feedback on background status. A solid light indicates the agent is running, blinking indicates user attention is required (such as waiting for approval or a question), and off indicates idle. The plugin controls the LED by listening to events and does not inject keystrokes. Installation requires adding the plugin, compiling a helper program, and restarting, with configurable trigger conditions. It supports macOS and requires an Apple keyboard, Xcode Command Line Tools, and Input Monitoring permission.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-wsl
The `dsh-wsl` plugin enables the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) model agent to execute Linux commands directly through `wsl.exe`, without requiring script-based wrappers. It registers three core tools: `wsl` (command execution, including long scripts and background jobs), `wsl-path` (Windows-to-Linux path conversion), and `wsl-env` (environment detection). Installation should be performed via the plugin manager, and background jobs depend on specific presets. The plugin runs under the DSH sandbox and is constrained by Windows driver filesystem semantics.
Read Moredsh-token-plan-quota
This is a Web UI plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to display the remaining quota of the current model provider in real time. It supports providers with official APIs, such as DeepSeek, Moonshot, and OpenRouter, and addresses the gap for vendors like Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Token Plan that only provide console data gateways via cookie-based sessions. The plugin supports zero-configuration automatic routing detection, displays a capsule badge in the input box toolbar, and provides a draggable floating detail panel. It offers actual or explicitly measured quota data and does not perform billing-triggered probes.
Read Moredsh-subagent: DeepSeek Harness Subagent Configuration Plugin
`dsh-subagent` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that aims to address the challenges of cumbersome manual configuration and difficult reuse by converting named configurations into tools. It supports managing configurations through the Web UI and allows the Root Agent to delegate specific tasks via tool calls (e.g., `subagent_<name>`). The plugin’s core features include context modes (spawn/fork), routing policy selection, inference configuration adjustment, and hot updates. During installation, a Profile with the Web runtime loaded must be specified, making it suitable for developers who need to reuse multi-model combinations and inference strategies.
Read Moredsh-relay-models: Mixed-Protocol Model Discovery, Metadata Completion, and Configuration Plugins
`dsh-relay-models` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to simplify the cumbersome configuration of custom protocols. It provides a Web interface, supports automatic matching of model metadata from pi.dev, and allows users to reorder provider lists via drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts. Additionally, the plugin supports manual overrides for Headers and User-Agent, as well as customizable settings for provider model capabilities. After installation, restart and refresh are required, and Headers must be saved separately.
Read Moredsh-memory-manager: Unified Memory Management Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-memory-manager` is an AI agent memory management plugin for the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem. It addresses the challenges of limited context windows and the lack of state persistence by providing hierarchical storage capabilities, ranging from short-term sliding windows to long-term vector memory. The plugin supports semantic and hybrid retrieval, AES-256 encrypted storage, and a visualized web-based management interface. By default, it is based on local SQLite with zero cloud dependencies, making it suitable for users who need cross-session retrieval and long-term memory maintenance.
Read Moredsh-ov-memory: Integrating OpenViking Persistent Memory into DeepSeek Harness
dsh-ov-memory is a plugin that integrates OpenViking persistent memory into DeepSeek Harness. With features such as auto-recall, session mirroring, threshold-based commit, and offline replay, it bridges the gap between conversational flow and memory. The plugin supports MCP tool bridging and the `/memlearn` command, helping developers build agents with long-term memory and context reuse capabilities. Installation requires DSH 0.1.x and a specific Node version, and namespace conflicts should be considered when using it.
Read Moredsh-theme-hacker-terminal: Hacker Terminal-Style Skin for the DSH Web Interface
`dsh-theme-hacker-terminal` is a hacker-terminal-themed skin plugin for the DSH web interface. It transforms the interface into a pure black background with high-contrast green, uses monospaced fonts, removes all rounded corners site-wide, and optimizes scrollbars and OLED display effects. The plugin includes host and browser components, is licensed under the MIT License, and can be installed or uninstalled via the command line.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-opencode-go
`dsh-opencode-go` is an LLM plugin for DeepSeek Harness, compatible with the OpenCode Go service. It registers the `zen-go` route and supports the Chat/Responses/Messages API endpoints as well as multimodal processing. The plugin implements session consistency, custom User-Agent, hierarchical credential resolution, and Web UI configuration. After installation, you can select and use `zen-go/<model>` in DSH, with support for usage tracking.
Read Moredsh-session-xc: A Session Management Enhancement Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-session-xc` plugin is designed to address the low efficiency of sidebar management in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides features such as session count statistics, archive management, cross-workspace drag-and-drop handoff, active session filtering, and automatic naming for new sessions. The plugin supports installation via CLI, requires a restart to take effect, and offers multiple toggle settings. Note that it requires DSH 0.1.7 or later, automatic naming only works for unofficial model routing, and moving pinned sessions may require a restart to complete the file transfer.
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