dsh-api-client: An Agent-Native HTTP Client for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-api-client` is a native plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the lack of a unified audit trail and context sharing when debugging HTTP requests. It natively integrates Human UI—a Postman-grade debugging experience—with Agent Tools and supports importing Postman Collections. Core features include request editing, response viewing, and environment variable management; exposing `api_client_*` tools for Agent invocation; built-in SSRF protection and sensitive data masking; and policy configuration directly in the DSH interface. The plugin enables developers to share the same execution engine during debugging and allows Agents to invoke HTTP tools directly, ensuring end-to-end security from debugging to execution.
Read Moredsh-keep-awake: DeepSeek Harness Keep-Awake Plugin
`dsh-keep-awake` is a system-level plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to prevent interruptions caused by system sleep during long-running tasks. By monitoring the status of agents, subagents, and background tasks, it intelligently prevents system sleep and automatically releases resources after task completion through a configurable grace period. The plugin supports real-time status monitoring, grace period mechanisms, manual keep-awake functionality, and a multilingual interface. It covers Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms, is easy to install, and requires a Node.js environment to run.
Read Moredsh-terminal-tabs: DeepSeek Harness Web UI Terminal View Tabs
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-terminal-tabs converts background Shell and subagent processes into a visual terminal list in the Web UI. It registers an independent tab via the official interface and provides real-time status monitoring, output viewing, timing, and one-click termination, with support for Chinese intent titles and collapsible display. Once installed, it enables centralized management of model execution processes in the Web interface and lowers the debugging barrier, but users should be mindful of permission limits and the scope of session capture.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Conversation Index Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh_chat_index is designed to address the difficulty of navigating long conversations. It provides a visual dot index on the right side of the conversation area, with each dot representing a user question. Users can hover over a dot to view a content preview, click it for smooth navigation, and their current reading position is highlighted. Built on DSH's default 50-message window, the plugin supports paginated on-demand loading of older messages without interfering with thinking or tool output states. Installation requires only one command, with no build steps; restart after installation to use it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Sidebar Plugin: Real-Time Display of Volcano Ark Agent Plan Usage
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-ark-plan-usage` adds a visual card to the bottom of the Web UI sidebar, displaying real-time Agent Plan usage. The plugin retrieves data by calling the local `arkcli` and supports expand/collapse, color-coded warnings, and one-click re-login. With zero build, zero runtime dependencies, and a caching mechanism, it eliminates the need for developers to repeatedly switch to the terminal to check quotas.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Web UI Restart Button Plugin
`dsh-restart-ui` is a community-maintained plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the inconvenience of manually restarting sessions. The plugin adds a `⟳ Restart` button to the session header in the Web UI, allowing users to restart DSH invocations cross-platform with a single click, without hardcoded paths or manual terminal operations. After installation, restart DSH to activate the plugin. When using it, pay attention to permissions, security (it does not execute browser commands), and version pinning to ensure stable operation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-llm-capabilities
`dsh-llm-capabilities` is a DSH plugin designed to address the limitation of the official `llm-pi-ai` UI, which only allows editing `contextWindow` and does not allow configuring the key parameter `reasoningEfforts`. It automatically detects and manages model capabilities, offers reasoning effort settings such as `off/low/medium/high/xhigh/max`, and strictly preserves vision settings. Installation requires environment prerequisites such as `DHS >= 0.1.1-rc.2`. Once enabled, users can configure a model’s reasoning capability in the settings, and the plugin safely writes the configuration into the route, supporting OpenCode Go session handling and backward compatibility.
Read Moredsh-godot-preview: A Godot 4 Preview Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has released the `dsh-godot-preview` plugin, designed to seamlessly integrate Godot 4 project previewing into AI development sessions and address the frequent need to switch between a terminal and an editor in traditional workflows. The plugin supports standalone installation and offers both Web and Native preview modes. It includes core features such as environment validation, file watching, automatic building, and fallback on failure. By using local process management to ensure security, it requires no modifications to the DSH core and significantly improves debugging efficiency in AI-assisted development.
Read Moredsh-uni-browser: A Persistent Browser Profile for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-uni-browser` is a persistent browser profile plugin provided by DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the issue that Agents cannot reuse browser login states. The plugin supports named profiles that retain Cookies and local data, and offers API-based control operations such as “open,” “stop,” and “forget.” After installation, users need to complete login in visible mode, after which the Agent can use that environment to perform subsequent tasks. The plugin supports macOS and Linux systems, reusing the system browser or Camoufox by default, and emphasizes data security by not directly transmitting sensitive information.
Read MoreDSH Codex Adapter: Leveraging ChatGPT’s Coding and Image Generation Capabilities in DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Codex Adapter is a plugin that seamlessly integrates ChatGPT Codex capabilities into the DSH environment. By adopting the adapter pattern, it reuses the ChatGPT backend and supports streaming responses, image generation and editing, web search, and account management. The plugin aims to provide a unified entry point and reduce the barrier for developers accessing ChatGPT capabilities. It requires DSH 0.1.5 and Node.js 22.19+.
Read Morebaisbt/dsh-plugin-webrelay: DSH Web Relay Plugin
`dsh-plugin-webrelay` is a DSH plugin that embeds external AI web pages into the right-hand panel via a built-in reverse proxy. It features a "Lightning Button" to streamline prompt optimization and collaborative refinement workflows, and supports site management, capture archiving, and agent tool integration. With zero hard dependencies and a "read-only by default" security mechanism, it eliminates the friction of switching between DSH and external AI services.
Read Moredsh-engineering-control-plane: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Engineering Task Orchestration and Release Gates
The `dsh-engineering-control-plane` plugin in DeepSeek Harness adopts a plugin-based architecture to provide governed workflows for agent engineering operations. It transforms tasks into Missions and ensures the auditability of code changes and release validation through unidirectional stage progression, Evidence binding, and Quality Gate configuration. The plugin supports passive or active invocation, uses SQLite for data persistence, and can recover from blocked or rework states. Installation requires a compatible Node.js version, and the plugin executes `test`, `typecheck`, and `build` validations by default. It focuses on engineering governance and integrity checks rather than replacing security scanning, and is suitable for teams with strict process controls.
Read Moredsh-web-search-scrape: DeepSeek Harness Six-Tier Scraping-Based Web Search Plugin
The `dsh-web-search-scrape` plugin provides a local web-search scraping capability for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that does not require an API Key. By intercepting public results with Node’s built-in `fetch` and registering the same-named `web_search_deep` tool, it successfully bypasses the tool masking mechanism in newer versions. The plugin supports dual-backend switching and six-tier depth control, and is free by default. To prevent unintended invocation, it is recommended to configure `backend: local`, `allowOfficial: false`, and `maxAutoTier: 3`. Tiers above T4 involve subagent calls and will incur token billing. This plugin is suitable for users who need fine-grained control over web access and want to avoid API Key management or paid usage.
Read Moredsh-pet-luotianyi: DeepSeek Harness Luotianyi Desktop Pet Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-pet-luotianyi adds the virtual singer “Luo Tianyi” as a desktop pet to the desktop environment. It supports draggable floating placement, preset interaction actions (such as petting and feeding), and dialogue bubbles, and can integrate with large language models for persona-based conversations. Additionally, it incorporates a local AI engine, allowing users to upload images for automatic cutout and outfit-change processing. After installing it via command, users can experience rich interactivity and visual customization features.
Read Moredsh-learning-bundle
`dsh-learning-bundle` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to manage project-specific conventions and instructions using natural language. It maintains native instruction files without requiring additional models or special commands, and supports permanent, temporary, update, and revoke operations for conventions. The plugin runs with the current process permissions. Its effectiveness has not been verified, and it is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-ssh-plugin: DeepSeek Harness SSH Remote Execution Plugin
`dsh-ssh-plugin` is an SSH extension plugin for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by Azurer0121, designed to simplify agent interactions with remote Linux servers. Through the `ssh_exec` and `ssh_connections` tools, it enables a model to directly execute remote Bash commands and manage persistent connections. Core features include key-based authentication, automatic integration of `~/.ssh/config`, workspace binding for environment isolation, and permission handling in Windows environments. Installation is straightforward, supported via npm, GitHub, or local builds. When using the plugin, note that it only stores key paths, does not handle password prompts, and remote commands follow standard Shell escaping rules.
Read Moredsh-3301: DSH LAN Entry and Reverse Proxy Plugin
dsh-3301 is a reverse proxy plugin for exposing the DSH Web interface to the LAN. It forwards the local port to `0.0.0.0:3301` and supports WebSocket, password protection, session authentication, and rate limiting. Built with Node.js and requiring no installed dependencies, it supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users need to clone the repository via Git and run the deployment script, then enable and configure it in the DSH plugin settings. It has no password by default, so setting one before exposing it is recommended.
Read Moredsh-whale-writing: DeepSeek Harness Writing Enhancement Plugin
The dsh-whale-writing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address common issues in long-form writing with large models, such as rigid style, memory loss, and a strong “AI-like” tone. It features three core modules: writing modes (automatic dual switching between style and strictness), project memory (three-part structure management based on .mem/config.md), and post-processing to reduce the AI-like tone (the whale_polish dynamic tool). Users can interact with and configure the plugin via the quick bar or model tools. The plugin does not include a standalone settings page and depends on the DSH core package; users should pay attention to the environment version and installation method to avoid runtime errors.
Read Moredsh-locale-tr: Turkish Language Pack for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-locale-tr` is a Turkish locale plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. It covers 42 namespaces and 1,278 strings, enabling full translation of the UI text into Turkish. Developers can install it via a CLI command and activate it in Settings. If a translation is missing, the interface automatically falls back to English. The plugin aims to reduce the cognitive load of debugging for non-English developers and is suitable for users who need to develop or debug in a Turkish-language environment.
Read Moredsh-limit-timeout: Limit the wait time for a single DSH Agent tool call
dsh-limit-timeout is a DSH security plugin used to intercept and control wait time before tool calls. It supports setting a global default wait limit, a hard ceiling, and allowing the model to request an increase. The plugin intercepts timeout requests during the `tools/pre-execute` phase, provides alternatives, and logs events. Installation requires DSH version >= 0.2.0-rc.1, and configuration is managed through the Web interface. The plugin mainly constrains model-controllable wait parameters without affecting a tool's own deployment timeout.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Git Plugin: Embedding a Fork-Style Git GUI into DSH
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `ayumedaze/dsh-git` integrates a Git graphical interface into DSH desktop or web clients using an Express backend and a browser frontend. To install it, ensure that Node.js and Git are installed, add the plugin with the `dsh plugin` command, and restart. The plugin supports local repository operations, restoring recently opened repositories, and custom port configuration, and is released to the community under the MIT License.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: axelfreeman/backupper
The DSH plugin `axelfreeman/backupper` provides a solution to pull encrypted, deduplicated backups from a Windows PC to a remote Linux server. It uses Restic for AES-256 encryption and streams over SSH, achieving zero server-side dependencies. The plugin supports automatic verification and streams a `tar` package to a local repository, making it suitable for scenarios with constrained server environments where data security is critical.
Read Moredsh-skill-matcher: DeepSeek Harness Skill and Expert Matching Plugin
`dsh-skill-matcher` is a Cordis plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the matching challenges agents face when invoking skills or experts. The plugin builds a unified index by scanning local environments and online open-source directories, provides tools such as `skill_matcher_scan`, `skill_matcher_match`, and `skill_matcher_list`, and supports automatic injection of guidance. Its core engine handles environment detection and data merging, and includes 13 built-in seed entries to enable offline use. The plugin is released under the MIT License, fetches JSON data only, and does not execute remote code, ensuring security and compliance. It is recommended to deploy it using the installation script in the project root directory.
Read Moredsh-trace-collapse: Collapse Agent Traces, Preserve Final Output
dsh-trace-collapse is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web client, designed to prevent overly long execution traces from cluttering the view while debugging agents. It collapses intermediate steps such as tool calls, reasoning, and steering to help users focus on the final response. The plugin supports manual or automatic collapsing per turn, retains the final output by default, and must be installed in the web profile.
Read Moredsh-synthetic-web-search: Synthetic Search Backend for DeepSeek Harness
The `ctx.web` module of DeepSeek Harness integrates with Synthetic Search. This plugin provides Provider registration and response field mapping capabilities. It runs as a Host-plane plugin and requires `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-web`. It supports configuring credentials via the UI or environment variables and maps Synthetic Search response fields to the Harness vocabulary. After installation, a restart is required for the changes to take effect, and the plugin will automatically take over the default search Provider. The plugin is compatible with specific versions of Harness and Node.js.
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