DeepSeek Harness Sub-Agent Session Cleanup Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-subagent-cleanup` addresses slow Web GUI responsiveness caused by accumulated subagent sessions. It provides “self-cleanup” and “cross-workspace cleanup” features, supporting two modes: default archiving (reversible) and full deletion. Users can invoke tools via natural-language commands to clean up records and improve system performance.
Read Moremomojie-s/dsh-archive-retention: Periodic Cleanup of Archived Sessions
The DSH plugin `dsh-archive-retention` automatically cleans up expired archived data—including physical archive stacks, page archive sessions, and orphaned child agents—using Cron scheduling to improve system performance. The plugin provides a web UI for visual configuration, supporting the setting of retention periods, cleanup schedules, and cleanup scope. It strictly adheres to safety boundaries and only removes archived and expired data, ensuring a lightweight system environment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-strata-custom (Long Conversation History Navigation)
**dsh-strata-custom** is a long-conversation navigation plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, aiming to address the difficulty of retrieving historical records. Released under the MIT License, it provides a visualized panel of past prompts, a proportionate session map, and features to view details on mouse hover and jump to a specific point on click. Once installed, users can quickly locate specific conversational turns, significantly improving context retrieval efficiency in long conversations.
Read Moredsh-vendor-login: Integrating AI Subscriptions Without an API Key into the DSH Web UI
dsh-vendor-login is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to let users directly leverage subscription quotas from services such as Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, and xAI within the DSH Web UI, without manually obtaining API keys. Integrated into the UI settings via OAuth or device code login, the plugin supports multi-vendor management. Installation requires command-line setup and proper system environment configuration. Users can authorize access by clicking in the UI, after which the models become immediately available. The plugin is primarily intended for vendors that do not require API keys, but users should be aware of security warnings, login restrictions, potential Terms of Service risks, and compatibility limitations, and developers should independently assess compliance.
Read MoreCortex Harness Open: Public Export of the CORTEX Harness Protocol and Reference Tools
This plugin is a core component of the CORTEX Harness Open project, intended to address the security risks of directly exposing the CORTEX command plane in DSH Web environments. It serves as an intermediary layer that securely forwards authenticated requests to CORTEX task-pool servers while preserving the authority of the kernel logic. The plugin provides a DSH Web bridge, enabling operations via the `/cortex` command plane, and contains only public data, with no involvement of internal credentials or runtime state.
Read Moredsh-memory: A Cross-Session Semantic Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-memory` is a cross-session semantic memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to solve the problem of agents losing context after a session ends. It uses SQLite and Zhipu Embedding-3 to perform local vector storage and retrieval, and can be enabled in a configuration file without requiring new infrastructure. The plugin provides three core tools: `memory_add` for persisting facts, `memory_search` for semantic retrieval with keyword fallback, and `memory_update` for correcting memories while preserving their history. Memory can be managed via the command `/mem <question>` or by using configured trigger phrases (such as “remember”). The plugin supports graceful degradation, automatically falling back to keyword search when services are unavailable or network conditions are poor. After installation, a restart is required.
Read Moredsh-teams-x: Transforming Single Sessions into Coordinated Multi-Agent Teams
dsh-teams-x is a multi-agent team plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to handle complex tasks by coordinating multiple agents. The plugin decomposes high-level goals into dependency-aware task DAGs and supports persistent mailbox communication, automatic repair loops, and quality-gate contracts. Core features include a Web-based planning editor, an all-SVG activity panel, team templates, and in-session card display. Installation requires restarting the host, the tool namespace is `teamsx_*`, and it natively supports DSH 0.2.0-rc.1 or later.
Read Moredsh-workbuddy: Wordless-Style Theme for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-workbuddy` is a theme plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to replace the default interface with a Wordless-style experience by injecting slots to override styles. The plugin applies visual customization to the brand mark and workspace menu, including a Lime-gradient brand block and a sticky-position flip menu, while fully preserving the native Web editor and selector chips. It supports complete keyboard navigation, allowing operation via arrow keys and Home/End keys, and also supports character input for quick lookup. Additionally, the plugin completes the missing host-side workspace creation callback through child slots. Licensed under the MIT License, it independently manages its lifecycle via the `ctx.slots.inject` mechanism to achieve lightweight interface customization.
Read Moredsh-test-normalizer: A DSH Plugin for Standardizing Test Result Formats
dsh-test-normalizer is a structured test result normalization plugin within the DSH ecosystem, designed to address the heterogeneity of output formats across testing frameworks such as pytest, Vitest, Jest, and Cargo. The plugin supports converting test summaries from different runners into a unified internal format to facilitate orchestration and analysis. It is published as an npm package and must be integrated by specifying a bundle patch file in the DSH configuration. The plugin requires a Node.js runtime environment, does not bypass DSH execution policies, and is suitable for scenarios where multiple testing tools need to be integrated into a single workflow.
Read Moredsh-repo-map: DSH Repository Structure and Symbol Mapping Plugin
`dsh-repo-map` is a lightweight plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to reduce high token consumption and interference from irrelevant code when models process repositories. Using read-only mode, it generates repository structures and key symbol mappings to help models quickly locate relevant code without loading entire source files. It intelligently filters generated directories and third-party dependencies, focusing on the structure of core business code. Users should install Node.js 20+ and include the module to improve agent efficiency in understanding large codebases.
Read Moredsh-evidence-task-board: DeepSeek Harness Persistent Task State Primitives
`dsh-evidence-task-board` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by MkaliezZ, designed to address pain points around task state persistence and evidence traceability. It acts as a deterministic primitive for state management, offering core capabilities such as creating tasks, changing states, recording evidence, and generating SHA-256 digests, with support for readable rendering. The plugin relies on persistence mechanisms explicitly provided by the host environment for data storage and is intended for scenarios requiring explicit management of task states.
Read Moredsh-error-explainer: DSH Structured Error Stack Trace Parsing
The DSH plugin dsh-error-explainer is designed to address the challenge of analyzing error logs in multilingual environments. As a plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by developer MkaliezZ, its core functionality is to structurally parse and extract metadata from unstructured stack traces in Python, Node.js, Rust, and Java, providing compact evidence for model inference. This plugin does not perform root-cause diagnosis or automatic repair; it serves solely as a data preprocessing tool. Installation requires obtaining the source code manually, and users should comply with the MIT License.
Read Moremkaliezz/dsh-docs: DSH's Version-Aware Document Querying and Fragment Boundary Primitives
mkaliezz/dsh-docs is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address context overflow and hardcoded dependency issues in document retrieval. Licensed under the MIT License, it primarily provides version-aware document querying, snippet boundary control, and host-driven lookup capabilities. It runs in a Node.js environment and prevents unbounded document dumps by constraining the retrieval scope, emphasizing host-driven flexibility and permission security.
Read Moredsh-dev-server: Lifecycle Primitives for the DSH Long-Running Development Server
`dsh-dev-server` is a workflow plugin in the DSH ecosystem designed to address lifecycle management of long-running server processes. It provides management primitives for precise control of server startup and shutdown, and simplifies environment configuration by blocking compound shell syntax. Its v0.1 version separates the registry, state, and host process supervisor, ensuring that execution permissions remain with the host environment (such as DSH and KerniQ). The plugin is built on Node.js >=20 and is released under the MIT License.
Read Moremkaliezz/dsh-api-client: A Local-First HTTP Debugging Tool
`mkaliezz/dsh-api-client` is a local debugging plugin designed specifically for DSH developers, intended to intercept, inspect, and limit HTTP requests sent by agents. It prioritizes capturing localhost traffic by default and masks sensitive request headers. Combined with traffic limiting and command adapters, it provides developers with a secure and controllable debugging environment. The plugin runs on Node.js >=20. It does not support credential management or bypassing security mechanisms, and is suitable for local API debugging and network issue troubleshooting.
Read Moredsh-workspace-colors: DSH Web Workspace-Specific Coloring and Background Enhancement
The DSH Web plugin `dsh-workspace-colors` is designed to address the minimalist appearance and lack of visual distinction in the default interface. It assigns dedicated colors to sidebar workspaces, supports page background tinting and a memory monitoring panel, and improves the development experience. It builds its hue library using the OKLCH color space to maintain consistent color quality, and allows colors to be manually specified through a configuration file. Additionally, the plugin provides a memory reclamation daemon, although its restart operation is effective only for backend processes managed by `launchd`.
Read Moredsh-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.
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