dsh-maestro-remote: DSH Remote Access and Tunnel Management Plugin
`dsh-maestro-remote` is a plugin that provides remote access capabilities for DeepSeek Harness. It uses Cloudflare Tunnel to expose local services to the public internet, supports PIN-based authentication to protect the proxy entry point, and allows receiving Webhooks from services such as GitLab. The plugin offers features including tunnel lifecycle management, automatic download of `cloudflared`, traffic distribution, and configuration reloading. Configuration is managed through a shared namespace, and the plugin depends on a Node.js environment. It is designed to address the limitation of local sessions being inaccessible from external systems or unable to receive externally triggered requests.
Read Moredsh-maestro-observe: Local-First Observability for the Maestro Plugin Stack
`dsh-maestro-observe` is a local, lightweight observability tool designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness and Maestro plugin stacks. It uses SQLite for local storage of traces, costs, latency, and health status, and provides CLI and RPC endpoints for querying. The plugin supports analysis grouped by tool or session, and includes features such as budget control and error monitoring. Developers should be aware of its Node.js version dependency and the fact that sensitive information is redacted before data is persisted.
Read Moredsh-maestro-notifier: A Pluggable Notification Service for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-maestro-notifier` is a notification plugin in the DeepSeek Harness suite, designed to provide a pluggable notification service layer. It integrates the Telegram transport by default, supports sending messages via the `maestroNotifier` service, and follows default target resolution and Never-Throw design principles. It requires Node.js 22.19.0+ or 24.0.0+ and Cordis 4.0.4+; as a pure transport-layer implementation, developers can call it directly to reduce integration costs.
Read Moredsh-maestro-mobile: Mobile Adaptation for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI
`dsh-maestro-mobile` is a mobile-device adaptation plugin for DeepSeek Harness. When a touch-enabled device with a screen width below 1024px is detected, the plugin converts the sidebar into a drawer, changes dialogs into bottom sheets, and optimizes safe-area handling and layout to prevent element compression. It supports tablet compatibility, notch-screen adaptation, and diagnostic mode. Installation is performed via a DSH plugin command and requires Node.js ≥ 22, pnpm ≥ 11, and Chromium 105+. By default, the plugin is active only in mobile touch mode and acts as a no-op on desktop.
Read Moreddtcorex/dsh-maestro-meta
`ddtcorex/dsh-maestro-meta` is a lightweight v2 aggregator designed to simplify plugin installation and version management for complex Maestro Harness workflows. It re-exports eight core components via `cordis.patch.yml`, including Remote Agent, MR Review, Govard Bridge, Persistent Memory, Mobile UI, Notification Service, Configuration Store, and Developer Dashboard. Developers can install it with a single command and without writing any runtime code. It is well suited for scenarios requiring rapid initialization or centralized management of the full DSH-side infrastructure, though note that Govard must be installed separately.
Read Moredsh-maestro-memory: Persistent Memory and Todo Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-maestro-memory` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address context loss caused by session termination. It enables cross-session memory and to-do list management by persisting data in `~/.dsh/memories`. The plugin supports multi-track memory (global, user, etc.), to-do list management, and filtering of sensitive information. Installation requires Node.js 22+, pnpm 11+, and the DSH master version. It also provides health checks, memory repair, and data synchronization, making it suitable for scenarios that require long-term memory tracking.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: ddtcorex/dsh-maestro-govard
`ddtcorex/dsh-maestro-govard` is a lightweight bridge plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate Govard’s tool capabilities into DSH sessions without embedding Go code. It registers shell-invocation tools to support environment start/stop, database operations, and read-only deployment checks (generating Plan documents), while ensuring path resolution consistent with the Maestro suite. Installation requires the `govard` binary to be available. The plugin runs with the current permissions and is suitable for scenarios requiring fine-grained control over infrastructure and deployment workflows.
Read Moredsh-maestro-diagram: Mermaid Verification & Drift Tools
`dsh-maestro-diagram` is a hybrid Host-only plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to ensure consistency between diagrams and code. It is based on Mermaid syntax and provides the `mermaid_verify` validation tool and the `mermaid_drift` drift detection tool, supporting five diagram types, including `flowchart` and `sequenceDiagram`. The plugin supports generating HTML+SVG output in two styles: Team and Client, with GitHub native rendering integrated by default. After installation, the Host must be reloaded; during the build process, a flat `lib/index.js` file must be generated; and pnpm must be used when publishing.
Read More@ddtcorex/dsh-maestro-devkit: DeepSeek Harness General-Purpose Development Toolkit
`@ddtcorex/dsh-maestro-devkit` is a front-end dev toolset for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address pain points in view review, style debugging, and component isolation. Its core features include multi-viewport screenshots, hot module replacement (HMR), real-time style inspection, component sandbox isolation, and development support for Cordis and Skills. The toolset is tunnel-aware, adapting to local and remote development scenarios. **Note**: This plugin has been marked as **Retired**. Because the UI workflow is incomplete and there is feature overlap (some features have been replaced by core extensions), no new versions are being accepted for release. The existing 0.3.2 version can still be installed for rollback, and developers can refer to its approach or use Chrome Dev
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Maestro Dashboard Plugin
Maestro Dashboard is a native management plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to address the lack of a unified view as the number of plugins grows. It provides a global overview, a plugin status list, and usage statistics. Developers must meet the Node.js version requirements and install it using the `dsh plugin add` command. The plugin depends on specific libraries, is open-sourced under the MIT License, and a source review before installation is recommended.
Read Moredsh-llm-gate: DeepSeek Harness Single-Model Provider Concurrency Gating Plugin
`dsh-llm-gate` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue that underlying single-slot model services (such as `llama.cpp`) cannot handle concurrent requests, causing requests to time out and be dropped. The plugin stores excess requests in an internal FIFO queue to ensure orderly processing. It supports provider-level concurrency control, queue management, and end-to-end coverage, and can handle errors such as a full queue or timeout. Users need to configure concurrency limits, queue length, and wait timeout via a configuration file, while being mindful of serialization constraints and dependencies.
Read Moredsh-openwiki: Integrating OpenWiki's Codebase Knowledge Base Capabilities into DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-openwiki` plugin for DSH Harness integrates openwiki's codebase knowledge capabilities into DSH, enabling one-click generation, reading, and updating of repository wikis. The plugin supports features such as three-mode views, document reading, Grounded Claims traceability, and automatic updates. It can reuse DSH model configurations and automatically manage the openwiki CLI. Configuration is simple after installation, making it suitable for directly managing codebase knowledge within DSH.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: DSH Plugin Hub
`@czj-git/dsh-plugin-hub` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to integrate the DSH Plugin Hub ecosystem. It supports both Settings pages and conversation tools to provide plugin search, compatibility checks, installation management, and task status tracking. Installation requires Node.js `^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0` and a Web profile environment. The plugin proxies browser cross-origin requests, helping developers easily browse, install, and manage local plugins.
Read Morecyrus123456/dsh-johari-cognition-quadrant-dialog-composer
Cyrus123456 developed a UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness based on the Johari Window model, designed to structure dialogue context. Using a 2×2 quadrant panel, the plugin helps users distinguish information such as “what I know / AI does not know” and “what I do not know / AI does not know,” and generates structured prompts that are automatically inserted into the input box, addressing issues of missing context and fragmented thinking. Built with TypeScript and React 18, it is easy to install and well suited for developers who need in-depth context organization.
Read Moredsh-shutdown: Web-Based Shutdown Button for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-shutdown is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) client plugin maintained by CyraZm49. Built on a “everything is a plugin” architecture, it solves the traditional limitation of requiring users to exit the interface and operate a terminal to stop server processes. It provides web-based shutdown control, allowing users to click an in-interface button to directly terminate the DSH panel and backend server processes, enabling a quick and convenient server shutdown experience.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-skill-store (Skill Store)
dsh-skill-store is a community skill store plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It aggregates resources from three platforms—SkillHub, ClawHub, and GitHub—providing unified browsing, search, and one-click installation. Users can filter skills by category or popularity within the DSH web interface, with support for multi-source switching and full-text search. The plugin is optimized for China’s domestic network environment and relies on the jsDelivr CDN, posing no data privacy risks. After installation, skill files are automatically written to a local directory without manual extraction. It effectively resolves the issue of fragmented skill acquisition channels and supports API usage in headless mode.
Read Moredsh-desktop-notify: Display Desktop Notifications When DeepSeek Harness Completes a Response
`dsh-desktop-notify` is a plugin that provides desktop notification functionality for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It uses native system interfaces on Windows, macOS, and Linux to display a notification when an AI response is completed, including a summary of the response and session information. The plugin supports pushing notifications to multiple devices via HTTP APIs for cross-device reminders and allows custom icons. Installation requires specifying version 1.4.1 and restarting the process. All data is stored locally and does not depend on any external account system.
Read Moredsh-browser-ctrl: Local Browser Control for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-browser-ctrl is a DeepSeek Harness plugin built on the Chrome DevTools Protocol, designed to enable AI to have full control over a local browser. It runs in guest mode, is secure and has zero external dependencies, and provides core features such as autonomous AI web browsing, embedded screenshots, and real-time panel control. Installation must be done via the command line and requires a complete restart of DSH. Uninstallation also requires a restart and manual cleanup of the browser data directory.
Read Moredsh-session-title-pattern: Automatic Management of DSH Session Titles
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-session-title-pattern` automatically generates formatted session titles, standardizing them into the “Date | Type | Topic” format. It supports custom templates, specifying a generation model, scheduled recalculation, and manual renaming, and can expand title display width by injecting CSS. After installation, configure the recalculation interval, model, and template. It is suitable for developers who need to increase information density in the sidebar.
Read Morelean4-harness-plugin: Local Lean 4 Verification Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`lean4-harness-plugin` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the problem that agent-generated Lean 4 code fails validation. It enables automatic code validation and correction by connecting a local Lean 4 validator with Web Profile. The plugin supports reusing the Lean LSP process, Mathlib cache checking, and structured error responses. It must be installed in a Windows 11 environment and links the local repository to Web Profile using the `link:` syntax. When using it, you must explicitly instruct the model to call `lean_check` and iteratively correct the code until validation passes.
Read Moredsh-cordis: Wrapping DeepSeek Harness as a Cordis Plugin
`dsh-cordis` is a package that wraps the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) coding engine as a Cordis plugin, aiming to simplify the integration of DSH capabilities into the Cordis ecosystem. By using compositional mounting and native service providers, it injects DSH capabilities such as agents, sessions, and tools into the host Loader tree, supporting dependency injection rather than direct imports. The plugin has no standalone root, Fiber is owned by the caller, and telemetry is disabled by default, making it suitable for developers who need to reuse DSH capabilities within Cordis plugins.
Read MoreDSH Editor (CLI) Plugin: Native File Browsing and Editing for acryl-cli
`acryl-dsh-editor-plugin-cli` is a TUI-native file editing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It allows users to browse, view, and edit files directly within the terminal interface without switching contexts. The plugin is based on Node.js and supports file tree browsing, Vim-style navigation, directory filtering, inline editing, and saving. After installation, restart `acryl tui` and enter `/files` to use it. Known limitations include lack of support for cross-file search, Git diff, and syntax highlighting.
Read Moredsh-balance-monitor: Real-Time API Balance and Usage Monitoring in the DSH Left Sidebar
The DSH plugin `dsh-balance-monitor` is designed to address the lack of API consumption visibility in agent development. It displays account balances, daily and cumulative usage, and peak/off-peak pricing in real time in the DSH left sidebar (as a full-page panel and widgets), supporting multiple platforms such as DeepSeek, Zhipu, and OpenRouter. Key features include automatic synchronization of official price lists, peak/off-peak pricing (weekend half-price), usage limit settings (with blocking), and detailed usage charts (bar charts, heatmaps, and session listings). Users can install it via command line or a local directory, with data parsed from session logs.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-music-plus
dsh-music-plus is a local audio playback plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), modified based on the original version, focused on local streaming playback, podcast RSS subscriptions, and internet radio. Core features include resuming playback at the last position, spectrum visualization, custom playlists, and multi-format support. To install it, add the local source directory to a Profile using the `dsh plugin add` command; the desktop version requires the built-in CLI. It supports controlling playback of local music, playlists, and internet radio through the dialog box. Note that listening to internet radio requires a network connection, and resuming playback is limited to local content.
Read Moredsh-setting-manager: Show/Hide Control for Settings Page Section Navigation
The dsh-setting-manager plugin provides batch show/hide control for DeepSeek Harness setting sections through the right-click menu. It uses `display:none` to hide sections, persists their state to a local JSON file, and supports reuse across browser sessions. It strictly follows the DSH theme, incorporates security validation mechanisms (such as loopback restrictions and protection against DNS attacks), and offers batch operations with fault-tolerant fallback. The plugin is easy to install and aims to resolve the cumbersome navigation caused by an excessive number of sections.
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