dsh-grok-image: Calling Grok Imagine in DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-grok-image` plugin provides a standard entry point for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to access Grok Imagine image generation capabilities. It registers Grok Imagine as DSH's `image_gen` tool and supports multiple aspect ratios, inline display, local persistence, and AIRP mounting. Installation requires adding the plugin via CLI and restarting the process, while configuration requires a Grok Session Token. Currently, only generation is supported, and it depends on Grok subscription access. Generation may take a long time, so adapter compatibility should be checked.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Development Kit (dsh-plugin-devkit)
`dsh-plugin-devkit` is a suite of development tools that provides auxiliary support for plugin development in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Maintained by the community, the project aims to address issues such as invisible runtime state, difficulty in isolating debug environments, and low efficiency when testing relies on real browsers. The toolkit includes four core modules: `dsh-debugger` for observing compositional state, `dsh-debug-boot` for isolating debug environments, `dsh-plugin-test` for performing host contract testing without a browser, and `dsh-plugin-preview` for previewing the rendering of client slots. Developers can install it via npm and enable it in the DSH configuration, then use its CLI tools to perform state inspection, environment isolation, contract assertion, and rendering preview, thereby improving the plugin development and debugging workflow.
Read MoreWhiteboat for DeepSeek Harness: Still Water Surface
Whiteboat-dsh is a client plugin running on DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate Whiteboat’s water-surface experience into DSH. Its core feature, “Still Water,” provides an unbranded 3D water-surface view that allows users to brainstorm, observe, or type before starting a real AI session. This feature reuses Whiteboat’s visual and interactive capabilities, including a 3D small boat, ripple effects, and water-surface sound effects, but merely viewing it does not create a session or write data. The plugin is fully compatible with DSH’s native workflow, and users can adjust the boat’s speed, manage sound effects, and install it conveniently with a prebuilt package.
Read Moredsh-stability-audit: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Stability Audit
dsh-stability-audit is a plugin stability auditing tool designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aimed at preventing environment crashes caused by plugin failures. It classifies plugins as 🔴 high-risk, 🟡 medium-risk, or 🟢 low-risk through static code analysis (scanning hooks, dependencies, etc.) and optional isolated installation verification, and provides remediation suggestions. It supports local scanning, remote pre-review, and batch testing, and operates entirely in read-only mode to ensure environment safety. Developers can use it to proactively identify potential risks before installing or maintaining plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-session-delete: DeepSeek Harness Session Deletion Plugin
This is a plugin that adds the missing deletion capability to DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by chuling-lingling. The original DSH only supports archiving and hiding sessions, while the data remains on disk; this plugin enables complete deletion via a Trash button at the top. Core features include removing in-memory sessions, deleting the disk directory `~/.dsh/sessions/...`, a UI entry point, safety checks, and robust handling. It depends on `@deepseek-ai/schemastery` and must be enabled in a DSH 0.1.x environment. Note that deletion is irreversible and only single-item deletion is provided.
Read Moredsh-session-chat-share: Share Conversation Messages in DSH as Markdown, HTML, TXT, or PNG
This is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin that allows users to export conversation content locally. It supports exporting to Markdown, HTML, TXT, or PNG via the `/share` command and a menu entry, with optional inclusion of tool calls or sub-agent conversations. The plugin redacts sensitive information, supports custom message ranges, and does not upload data to a server.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Subagent Process Checker
The DSH plugin `dsh-subagent-inspector` is designed to address the gap in visual monitoring of subagent execution. It provides a read-only interface via a Web profile and maps subagent internal states to the frontend in real time, including a tree view, Turn/Step details, real-time updates, and multilingual support. Once installed, users can view the subagent tree in the conversation title bar. However, note that it is only compatible with specific Harness Web versions, and logs may contain sensitive information; the source code should be reviewed before installation.
Read Moredsh-infinite-context: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Multi-Layer Memory Management with Infinite Context
`dsh-infinite-context` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address context window overflow in long conversations. It achieves an “infinite context” experience through mechanisms such as a multi-layer memory pyramid (short-term/mid-term/long-term), dynamic compression thresholds, semantic retrieval, and deduplication. The plugin supports model context awareness, SQLite persistence, and deep reasoning intervention. During installation, users should be aware of temporary path pitfalls, and a persistent directory is recommended. It also provides a rich set of manual tools for memory management.
Read MoreDSH Conversation Annotation Plugin: Referencing Assistant Responses in Conversations
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) conversation annotation plugin is designed to address the need to cite specific paragraphs from assistant replies. It allows users to select text within an assistant’s response, stage it as a standalone annotation, and send it as context in a later submission. Its core features include consecutive additions within a single response, non-automatic sending, floating card display, and language following. The plugin is easy to install and does not rely on the Host service. By monitoring selection events to manage context, it ensures editing compatibility and session isolation.
Read Moredsh-mcp-skill-manager: MCP and Skill Library Management Panel for DeepSeek Harness
Configuration for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) MCP servers and the skill library is fragmented. This plugin provides a visual dashboard for centralized management. Core features include managing server status, testing connections, and estimating tool tokens in the MCP panel; browsing and creating skills, with support for batch operations and grouping by collection or rule in the Skills panel; and using a rule editor to automatically categorize skills. The plugin requires write permissions and aims to reduce configuration complexity for DSH users.
Read Moredsh-theme-studio: DeepSeek Harness Theme Override Plugin
`dsh-theme-studio` is a portable DSH/Cordis plugin for unified theme management in DeepSeek Harness Web and Desktop. The plugin operates as an overlay over the official appearance settings, providing built-in palette browsing, live preview, theme application, and persistence. Users can preview or apply built-in themes such as `dsh-theme-studio.claude` and `.codex` in the General settings. It supports version compatibility checks and restores the official theme upon uninstallation. The current version only supports built-in themes and does not include automatic contrast certification or a cross-plugin discovery API.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Security Plugin: dsh-mcpguard
`dsh-mcpguard` is the first security plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to intercept Prompt injection, homoglyphs, Shell commands, and credential leakage risks in configuration files. Maintained by ChenLaoshiYF, it provides static scanning with JSON reports and experimental runtime observation, running entirely locally with no network requests and built-in privacy protection mechanisms. Developers can install and use it via CLI or a graphical interface to detect potential security risks before code execution.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Reliability Governor: DeepSeek Harness Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness Reliability Governor plugin is designed to address the “false completion” problem in agent task outputs that arises from LLM sampling. By introducing a “reliability contract” mechanism, the plugin transforms one-off assertions into an evidence-based, deterministic decision-making process. Its core features include task evaluation, draft generation, code validation, and status monitoring, along with two-stage intent confirmation before execution. The plugin adopts a conservative evidence cancellation strategy to prevent non-governor tool calls from affecting validation results. As an unofficial community project, it provides rigorous evidence review and boundary testing infrastructure for DSH agents.
Read Moredsh-memory (Cairn): Persistent Memory for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-memory` is a memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address context loss after agent sessions end. It provides persistent cross-session storage with three-tier memory scopes: global, project, and user. The plugin leverages the BM25 algorithm for highly relevant retrieval and supports summary-first injection as well as step-level automatic recall. It also features automatic identity updates, security scanning, a deduplication pipeline, and two-tier lifecycle management, along with a management interface and manual review mechanism, making it suitable for complex task development that requires long-term context maintenance.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-cdp-browser
`dsh-sidebar-cdp-browser` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sidebar plugin, designed to monitor and control an external Chromium browser in real time through a web interface using the CDP protocol. **Features and Characteristics:** The plugin uses `Page.startScreencast` to render the external browser’s JPEG pixel stream onto a Canvas in real time, with device pixel ratio scaling support. It provides target management functionality, allowing pages to be switched, created, or closed. Interaction control supports mouse clicks, dragging, scrolling, and keyboard input (IME), and sends commands back through a strict whitelist protocol. **Security and Configuration:** To ensure security, interactions use a two-level gating mechanism (a master switch plus a checkbox) and a 30-second TTL ticket system.
Read Moredsh-notepad: Common Snippet Library for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
dsh-notepad is a local plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, designed to centrally manage commonly used prompts and code snippets. It supports categorized management, search and filtering, one-click copying, and import/export features. Data is securely stored locally, with no privacy information collected, effectively resolving the hassle of frequently switching windows to find content in DSH Web.
Read Moredsh-sightline: DeepSeek Harness Instruction Source Comparison Tool
dsh-sightline is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address potential inconsistencies among coding agents (such as DSH, Codex, and Claude Code) when processing repository instructions. The plugin parses and compares each agent's instruction view using deterministic rules, generating visual reports that help developers investigate surface-level instruction inconsistencies. As a local, read-only tool, it does not modify files, supports specific versions of DSH, Node, and pnpm, and is open source under the MIT license.
Read Moredsh-agnes: Providing Agnes AI Image and Video Generation Capabilities for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-agnes is a web tool plugin for DeepSeek Harness, developed by chaoliu615. It integrates Agnes AI's image and video generation interfaces, providing two core tools: `agnes_image_generate` and `agnes_video_generate`, with support for features such as text-to-image, image-to-image, and text-to-video generation. The plugin allows an Agent to directly call free generation capabilities through DSH tools, reducing dependence on external services. The settings page supports persistent parameter configuration, and video generation uses an asynchronous workflow. Installation requires specifying a web profile and configuring an API Key, making it suitable for developers who need multimodal assets.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness SSH Remote Workspace Plugin (Multi-Machine Parallel Version)
The `dsh-ssh-remote` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has been forked and refactored into a multi-pool parallel connection model, supporting simultaneous management of multiple servers, two-way SFTP synchronization, and remote file operations. Installation requires running the setup script and restarting DSH. Note that this plugin has been discontinued as of September 2026 and is incompatible with DSH 0.1.5+ versions.
Read MoreBrowserRig: A Local Driver Plugin for Reusing Logged-In Chromium Sessions
BrowserRig is an open-source local browser automation plugin designed to address the pain point of reusing existing browser sessions in agent development. It connects to an already logged-in Chromium instance through a Chrome extension, reusing cookies, extensions, and login state without requiring the remote debugging port to be enabled. Its core features include session takeover, background execution, and integration with tools such as DeepSeek Harness. This solution avoids repeated popup confirmations and enables code-level execution control, making it particularly well suited for development and testing scenarios that require persistent login sessions or frequent window switching.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-source
`dsh-plugin-source` is a plugin enhancement tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the limitations of the official plugin list interface in distinguishing plugin sources and displaying version information. By parsing local data, the plugin groups plugins by source (official/community/local) and displays version numbers, repository links, and development indicators. It is released under the MIT license, supports installation from npm, GitHub, or local paths, and remains fully compatible with the native search and detail features.
Read Moredsh-ai-quota: DeepSeek Harness Quota Monitoring Plugin
`dsh-ai-quota` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin developed by Carrick-K7, designed to provide agent developers with a one-stop, multi-platform quota monitoring solution. The plugin supports multiple services, including Codex, Kimi, and DeepSeek, and displays subscription window or balance information in a unified format. Core features include invoking the `query_ai_quota` tool within a session to retrieve a summary, visual bar charts on the settings page, real-time quota indicators for Composer chips, configurable auto-refresh, and a skin-aware palette. The plugin retrieves data through DSH’s credential mechanism, ensuring the security of API keys and preventing leakage. Users only need to run the specified installation command to manage the display status of each provider on the settings page.
Read Moredsh-image-serve: A Local File Display Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-image-serve` plugin registers the `/ws` route to map local absolute paths to web-accessible URLs, solving the issue where DSH Web cannot directly render local screenshots and AI-generated images. The plugin supports cross-platform usage, directory browsing, and UNC network paths. After installation, users need to replace the `file:` protocol in Markdown with `http://127.0.0.1:3080/ws/` followed by the absolute path. Note that the plugin has no whitelist restrictions; if the web interface is exposed to remote access, it may pose a security risk.
Read Moredsh-local-memory: DeepSeek Harness Local Cross-Session Memory Plugin
dsh-local-memory is a local memory persistence plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness. By automatically capturing conversation summaries, injecting short-term memory (default: 2 days), and providing keyword-based retrieval tools, it addresses memory loss caused by the model's limited context window. Implemented in pure JS with no external library dependencies, the plugin supports actively retrieving historical information when conversations exceed the context window and can share a data directory with opencode's memsearch.
Read Moredsh-receipt: DeepSeek Harness Conversation Usage Receipt Plugin
`dsh-receipt` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to help developers precisely track conversation costs. It provides a “receipt” entry in the conversation header and locally calculates and displays total cost, token consumption, model distribution, and per-level sub-agent cost breakdowns. It includes DeepSeek’s official pricing, supports custom rates, peak/off-peak pricing, and light/dark theme switching. The plugin runs under strict read-only permissions, has no external dependencies, and is compatible with Node.js 22.19+ and DSH 0.1.7-rc.2.
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