dsh-gzip: Gzip Compression Plugin for DeepSeek Harness /api Responses
dsh-gzip is a transitional plugin for DeepSeek Harness that addresses the 30-second timeout issue caused by large responses (4–13.4 MB) when loading history in older versions. It uses a monkey-patching approach to intercept /api requests and enable gzip compression, reducing response sizes by approximately 91.4% in practice, thereby lowering bandwidth usage and preventing load failures. Installation requires DSH versions from 0.1.0 to 0.1.2-rc.1 and Node.js 22.19 or later. The service must be restarted after installation. This plugin is no longer applicable to newer versions where the official build already includes gzip middleware.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-x-connect
`dsh-x-connect` is an X (Twitter) API v2 connector plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It securely binds accounts using the OAuth 2.0 PKCE protocol, giving agents the ability to search, read, summarize, and safely publish content. The plugin supports local token management and operation auditing, while publishing requires a one-click approval from the user. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+, and configuration is simple, making it easier for agents to connect to social networks.
Read Moredsh-github-mcp-hint: GitHub MCP Example and Repository Statistics Dashboard
`dsh-github-mcp-hint` is an auxiliary plugin in DeepSeek Harness dedicated to GitHub MCP interactions, developed by ZIye1208. It provides two core features: displaying 30 GitHub MCP example usages in a panel with random copy support, and visualizing the star count, fork count, and programming language of public repositories while using a local caching strategy to avoid API rate limits. Additionally, it provides two model tools that can read the `GITHUB_TOKEN` to retrieve stars, forks, and clones over the last 14 days for all repositories under the current account, and verify the current login status. Installation requires the host GitHub MCP configuration and execution of specific commands.
Read Moredsh-github-mcp: A GitHub MCP Connector Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-github-mcp` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides more than 40 GitHub tools via the MCP protocol. It stores authentication tokens in the DSH credential center to reduce exposure risks and supports configuring tokens using natural language. After installation, the panel plugin `dsh-github-mcp-hint` must be manually enabled. After configuring the token, DSH must be restarted, and potential environment variable conflicts should be noted.
Read Moredsh-gb: Turning Your Phone into a Voice Remote Peripheral for DSH
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin dsh-gb turns a smartphone into a voice-controlled remote peripheral, supporting status monitoring, voice input, approval handling, and message browsing. It connects via LAN or a built-in public tunnel and offers features such as joystick control, session management, and zero runtime dependencies. Installation requires a Node.js and pnpm environment. To use the plugin, simply scan the QR code on the DSH settings page. LAN connection is supported by default, and remote access can be enabled via a Cloudflare tunnel.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Context Compression Fix for qwen3.8-27b
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin fixes an issue where the qwen3.8-27b model running on the NInfer engine exhausts its output tokens due to the default high reasoning level, causing context compression and title generation to be truncated. By disabling the thinking mode, applying recommended sampling parameters, increasing the output token limit, and constraining the reasoning intensity, the plugin ensures that the compression feature operates properly. After installation, restart the `dsh web` process and exactly match the model ID in the configuration file for the plugin to take effect.
Read Moredsh-plugin-installer: A Plugin Store and Installation Assistant for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-installer` is a plugin management tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), providing a visual plugin store and an automated installation assistant through a Web GUI. Users can browse plugins in a browser and install them with one click, while the Agent executes the actual commands and verifies the results. This plugin supports viewing plugin details, and installations are handled by the Agent in the current session, with the Host process having read-only permissions. Installation requires adding the plugin via a command and restarting the `dsh web` service.
Read Moredsh-plugin-repo: Self-Hosted Plugin Repository for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-repo` is a self-hosted plugin repository that runs on top of DeepSeek Harness (DSH). As a pure Cordis plugin, it provides an HTTP service for listing, uploading, and downloading plugins, and supports cross-device synchronization and version-aware installation. Built-in protection mechanisms ensure that official core packages are not modified, while also offering a RESTful API and a settings interface. Users can install it via npm and use its configuration directory to manage local plugins, enabling secure and controllable plugin distribution and maintenance.
Read Moredsh-shortcut-creator: One-Click Creation of Windows Desktop Shortcuts from the DSH Settings Page
`dsh-shortcut-creator` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to simplify the startup process for local services. Users can configure details such as the service name, command, and URL on the DSH settings page, and after clicking the generate button, the plugin automatically creates a desktop shortcut (.lnk). The launcher uses built-in PowerShell scripts to automatically open the browser, check the port, and pin the application to the taskbar. Installation requires running the `dsh plugin add` command and restarting the Web process. The plugin is available only on Windows, leverages system permissions to generate a .cmd launcher, and enables double-click-to-run convenience.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin: dsh-tavily
`dsh-tavily` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to replace the official web search, providing more flexible multi-API-key management and intelligent scheduling. It supports balance-priority rotation, manual ordering, automatic failover, and local usage statistics, with secure integration capabilities. Installation requires restarting DSH; data is stored locally and integrates with `dsh-webui-auth`, making it suitable for scenarios requiring fine-grained management of search quotas.
Read Moredsh-user-addons: A Web Enhancement Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-user-addons` is designed, following the “everything as a plugin” philosophy, to complete core features such as file processing and session management for the DSH web interface. It provides file upload (with drag-and-drop support and automatic adaptation to model capabilities), session archive management (including search and preview), a model token usage dashboard, and image capability detection. It requires no modification of core files, loads independently through DSH mechanisms, and includes Host and Web client extensions. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+, and after installation it provides API services via local routes. Plugin data is sourced from local DSH session logs, ensuring privacy and security along with a low-barrier experience for development and debugging.
Read Moredsh-workspace-enhance: DeepSeek Harness Workspace and Session Management Enhancement
The DeepSeek Harness Enhancement Plugin optimizes native workspace management through overlay patches, resolving cumbersome operations and limited interactions. Its core features include a soft-delete recycle bin for sessions and workspaces, cross-workspace drag-and-drop transfer, multi-folder mounting, and support for ungrouped workspaces. For file interaction, it supports paste/drag-and-drop uploads, a built-in file selector, and multi-selection. It also adds a 520px preview panel with Markdown and code highlighting, as well as a Git operations panel for branch switching, code updates, and pushing. This plugin is compatible only with specific versions and requires a service restart after installation to take effect.
Read More@dsh-use/wallpaper-engine: Run Wallpaper Engine scene wallpapers in the DSH Web GUI
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI plugin “dsh-use-wallpaper” allows users to render Wallpaper Engine scene wallpapers in real time directly in the browser, without running the application in the background. It supports particle effects, texture decompression in multiple formats, video and image playback, dynamic effects, and text object display, and includes performance optimizations such as quality adjustment and auto-pause. The plugin offers two installation methods, CLI and desktop app, and users only need to configure the Steam wallpaper directory and engine path to use it. After installation, some wallpapers may experience rendering issues, and the desktop app does not support CLI installation.
Read Moredsh-provider-copilot: Integrating GitHub Copilot with DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides a plugin-based architecture for extending model providers. The `dsh-provider-copilot` plugin bridges a GitHub Copilot subscription to DSH, allowing it to be used within a unified interface. It supports streaming chat, reasoning stream pass-through, management commands, and observability, and automatically discovers Copilot models after installation. Users should be aware of limitations such as the risks associated with non-public APIs, User-Agent requirements, and lack of tool-call support.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Community Grok Build Provider (`dsh-grok-provider`)
The DeepSeek Harness community plugin `dsh-grok-provider` enables DSH to reuse the official Grok CLI login state and provide core features such as dynamic model discovery and streaming inference. Users must install a specific version and sign in using the OAuth browser login flow. The plugin supports image input (requires `grok-4.6`), tool calls, and an account quota panel display. This project is unofficial and only supports the default directory, making it suitable for developers who need to manage Grok accounts within Harness.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Offline Packaging Plugin
`dsh-plugin-offline-packager` is an offline packaging plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the inability to directly install npm plugins in offline environments. It supports packaging by npm package name, GitHub repository, or local path, and provides features such as automatic building, dependency closure, and metadata generation. The packaging process requires an internet connection, but the resulting self-contained `.tgz` package can be installed and used in an offline environment. Users should be aware of platform consistency, pnpm version compatibility, and path limitations when using it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness SkillFlux: Dynamic Skill Runtime Manager
As a runtime layer for DeepSeek Harness, the SkillFlux plugin is designed to address context bloat caused by expanding Skill libraries. It employs a dynamic mounting mechanism that passes only a small set of relevant Skills to the model and releases them at the end of each turn. The plugin supports rule-based and semantic routing and discovery, and offers quality assessment, MCP compatibility, and lazy loading, effectively improving the efficiency and controllability of Agent Skill management.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Workspace Studio Plugin
The `@yishengjun8/dsh-workspace-studio` plugin refactors the DeepSeek Harness interface to deliver a VS Code-like development experience. Its core features include a left-side file tree and preview tabs, a CodeMirror 6-based staging editor (with three-way merge support), a visual session branch diagram, and editor context injection. It aims to address the pain point of frequent tool switching in AI-assisted development, supporting Markdown/HTML preview, syntax highlighting, and diff visualization. However, some features (such as scroll ticks and document preview) depend on specific kernels or Host services.
Read Moredsh-awesome-hud: A Floating Web HUD Panel for the DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-awesome-hud` is a plugin-based HUD panel for DeepSeek Harness designed to improve development efficiency on the web chat interface. It aggregates key information such as session status, context usage, usage statistics, Git changes, subagent tasks, to-do lists, and notes, and supports one-click context compression, balance viewing, and Git operation management. Panel state can be remembered per session, and the panel operates mutually exclusively with the sidebar, effectively reducing the cognitive load of multitasking.
Read Moredsh-accounts: DSH Credential Bridge Plugin
dsh-accounts is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address credential leakage risks. It isolates sensitive information from the AI execution environment to ensure models cannot access plaintext values. Core features include automated form filling via browser tools, injecting credentials into environment variables to run local CLIs, and querying account lists. The plugin strictly adheres to security protocols and supports domain allowlist restrictions and output redaction. Users can install it via command and manage accounts through the built-in web management interface (`/dsh-accounts/`), with local validation mechanisms for operations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Instance Manager
The `dsh-instance-manager` plugin for DSH Web is used to manage local and remote DSH instances. It must be registered through the `dsh plugin` command during installation. Core features include real-time instance status monitoring, starting and stopping instances, viewing log sessions, and managing remote Peers. Configuration can be defined using files or environment variables, with support for setting the refresh interval, Fleet Token, and port range. Permission security should be noted, as the Fleet Token has broad access, and the plugin does not automatically switch to another port when a port conflict occurs. Remote instances can be viewed in the panel but cannot be stopped directly.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Local Desktop Knowledge Base Plugin
`dsh-move-rag` is a Windows desktop plugin for DeepSeek Harness that requires no model weights or cloud services and supports local knowledge base management. Through a topmost WinForms panel, it allows users to drag and drop PDF, Word, image, and other files for rapid ingestion. The plugin uses hash embedding techniques to enable offline, fast local RAG retrieval and exposes the results as tools to Agents. This solution is suitable for Windows users who want to quickly build a local knowledge base, but images are indexed by file name only and the implementation relies on the desktop panel.
Read Moredsh-branch-inbox-guard: Resolving Queue Contamination Caused by DSH Branches Inheriting Parent Queues
This plugin is designed to resolve an issue in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) 0.1.5 where forked sub-sessions inherit the parent session's unprocessed queue, causing new input to be blocked. Implemented as a host-side Bundle, it automatically removes inherited queue items inserted before the fork point (`seq < session.inheritedEventCount`) when the `agent/created` event fires, ensuring that the newly created branch prioritizes processing user input. The installation is simple and requires no configuration. Compatibility with DSH 0.1.5 and earlier versions has been verified.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Local Knowledge Base Management Plugin: dsh-kb-manager
dsh-kb-manager is a local knowledge base lifecycle plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to provide agents with a lightweight, auditable long-term memory solution. Built on native SQLite indexing and hybrid retrieval (BM25 + vector search), it supports multi-format import, intelligent chunking, and asynchronous task management. It includes security features such as SSRF protection, audit logging, and a web-based management panel, offering complete capabilities for creation, retrieval, deletion, and snapshot management to ensure that agents can manage document data securely and efficiently.
Read Moredsh-user-question-nav: Conversation Navigation Plugin
The `dsh-user-question-nav` plugin aims to address the challenge of quickly locating user questions in long DeepSeek Harness conversations. It provides a capsule track and an edge-attached drawer on the right side of the chat area, supporting question list display after hovering for one second, keyword search, and smooth navigation. The plugin includes mechanisms such as boundary bubble prompts, automatic position calibration, and session remounting to ensure stability in complex layouts. Installation must be performed via terminal commands and requires the DeepSeek Harness Desktop environment.
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