dsh-balance: Real-Time Sidebar Balance Dashboard for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-balance is a lightweight plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness to display the current model provider’s balance directly in the sidebar. It supports automatic provider switching, recognizes DeepSeek’s peak/valley billing with red/green dot indicators, has zero dependencies, and weighs approximately 11kB. The plugin automatically refreshes every 60 seconds or on manual action and includes graceful error handling. Once installed, it works out of the box without configuration, and API keys are securely parsed only on the host side, making it a practical tool for improving cost control in multi-model debugging workflows.
Read Moredsh-tab-watchdog: DeepSeek Harness Web Browser Tab State Monitoring Plugin
`dsh-tab-watchdog` is a persistent plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web that reduces the need to constantly switch tabs to check status. Its core features include displaying pending counts in the tab title and icon, and flashing green or yellow when work completes, errors occur, or approval is required. Install it with `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh@latest plugin --profile web add ./dsh-tab-watchdog`. The plugin is implemented with a dual-half structure, supporting alternating favicon hints and persistent operation after browser refreshes. Note that the error state remains frozen and no settings interface is provided.
Read Moredsh-minitui: A Lightweight TUI Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-minitui is a pure-text TUI frontend plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, intended to provide developers with a keyboard-driven terminal interaction experience. It is entirely mouse-free, supports Markdown rendering, and uses keyboard shortcuts to send messages, switch sessions, and configure models. Currently, it must be installed from source and is subject to environment dependencies and operating system compatibility limitations, with support only for Ubuntu 22.04 development environments.
Read Moreall3ncn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23: DSH Full Workbench and Shell Refactoring
`all3ncn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the frequent context switching developers experience between conversational interfaces and code environments by refactoring the Shell interface and providing full workbench capabilities. Forked from `omdsh-dev/DSH-better-sidebar`, the plugin integrates multiple features, including file management, code editing, inline previews, a real terminal, Git operations, and background task management. Its core features include an IDE-style layout (such as a VSCode-style activity bar), dual workspace support, session isolation, and an open service-based API that allows third-party plugins to register sidebar pages. Installation requires Node.js >= 20, and note D
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Sidebar Process Panel Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-process-panel` is designed to address the challenges of background process management through a graphical interface. It integrates process operations into the Web sidebar, supporting start, stop, restart, and real-time log viewing, and provides an `sv_*` toolchain for direct control by AI. Users can install the plugin via a command, manage task status intuitively in the GUI, and should be mindful of its dependency version constraints and orphan process handling mechanism.
Read Moretraffic-light: DeepSeek Harness Session Status Indicator
The `traffic-light` plugin for DeepSeek Harness adds a three-color signal light to the chat input box, providing an intuitive view of session status: green for idle, yellow for generating, and red for errors. It reflects the session snapshot in real time, with details and throughput available on click. The plugin supports accessible interactions, internationalization, and custom configuration, and relies on the `useSession` and `useProjection` APIs from the DSH framework for secure and reliable operation.
Read Moreautoqueue — DSH Unattended Task Queue
The DSH plugin `autoqueue` adopts an architecture separating the scheduler from immediate tasks to enable background automatic dispatch, non-blocking operation, and task retries. Its core features include Cron-based scheduled triggering, a six-state state machine, session isolation and permission control, React dashboard monitoring, and a file inbox mechanism. Installation requires DSH versions 0.1.1-rc.2 through 0.1.6, and tasks can be managed via API, files, or the dashboard, ensuring strictly isolated execution without affecting foreground sessions.
Read Moredsh-usage-dock: Per-Session CNY Cost Pill in the DSH Web Interface
The DSH Web UI plugin `dsh-usage-dock` adds a cost pill below the input box, allowing developers to quickly review the cost of a single conversation. Maintained by aliensweety, it supports the `deepseek-official` route and specific models, and automatically calculates and displays estimated fees based on peak/off-peak hours. It is released under the MIT license, does not read logs or access credentials, and clicking the cost pill reveals detailed token usage and cache hit rates. Users can install it via the command line and customize pricing tiers in the Web console.
Read Moredsh-llm-balance: DeepSeek Harness Usage Monitoring Plugin
dsh-llm-balance is an online plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the issue of multi-account balance monitoring interrupting workflows. It supports four services—DeepSeek, Moonshot, Kimi For Coding, and OpenCode Go—and can automatically read API keys while displaying top-up balances or subscription quotas in card format at the bottom-right corner of the interface. The plugin offers color-based alerts, status visualization, a collapsible bubble, drag-to-snap, and customizable refresh frequency. After installation, no additional configuration is required; configuration changes require a service restart. It strictly adheres to privacy principles, keeping API keys only within the host process.
Read Moredsh-algovault: AlgoVault MCP Server Mount Configured for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-algovault is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to streamline the integration of external MCP services. It provides capabilities such as one-click mounting, composite trading signals, market condition detection, and cross-exchange arbitrage. Installation requires adding it via a command and restarting the configuration. After enabling an API key, the model can use its provided tools to generate strategic recommendations. When using it, note that the model should treat HOLD signals as stop instructions and that skill files must be loaded manually.
Read Moredsh-realtime-voice: Full-Duplex Voice Agent Plugin
`dsh-realtime-voice` is a full-duplex voice agent plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness to simplify voice agent integration. It provides a provider-agnostic abstraction layer that decouples developers from underlying provider protocols, shielding complex details such as OpenAI WebRTC and Doubao WebSocket. It supports real-time dialogue, barge-in logic, and browser audio management. Developers can start a session by calling a unified API, significantly reducing the development barrier.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web Plugin: open-in-vscode
The web plugin provided by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables users to seamlessly connect the DSH browser interface with a local VS Code environment. By intercepting click events and injecting a sidebar menu, it allows clicking a file path in a conversation to open it directly in VS Code, as well as launching a workspace with one click. The plugin supports precise navigation, auto-detects the VS Code path, and includes a fallback mechanism, but only supports local deployment and specific file reference types.
Read MoreIntroducing the DSH Usage & Export Plugin
`dsh-usage-export` is a web plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, aimed at addressing developers' needs for cost monitoring and document export. It displays conversation costs, peak/off-peak periods, and complete statistical metrics in real time in the local browser, avoiding interface truncation. It supports exporting visible content to Markdown or PDF and provides content range selection and character-level adjustment, ensuring privacy and security. It is a lightweight and practical utility in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-tool-call-guard: Neutralizing Tool Calls with Invalid JSON Parameters
`dsh-tool-call-guard` is a security plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that addresses session corruption caused by models generating invalid JSON parameters. The plugin intercepts the `llm/stream` flow and neutralizes invalid tool calls by converting them into plain-text records and rewriting the corresponding results as user messages, thereby preserving protocol balance. It offers zero configuration, zero overhead, fail-open behavior, and an MIT license, and is particularly well suited for scenarios involving interactions with strict servers such as vLLM. After installation, restart the DSH host to apply the changes.
Read Moredsh-shipgate: Local-First DSH Pre-Merge Delivery Receipt Generator
dsh-shipgate is a local-first pre-merge delivery proof generation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It reuses the local inspect core and registers the `shipgate_inspect` tool in the DSH environment. The solution supports command-line or Harness tool invocation, can generate receipts and verify inspection results, but does not execute inspection logic or upload source code. Users should generate advisory proofs locally; to apply project failure policies, set `ci: true`.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Vision Bridge Plugin
`dsh-vision-bridge` is a vision plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to compensate for the limited image-processing capabilities of text-only models. The plugin supports configuration through a GUI or YAML, allowing users to choose a DSH provider or a custom OpenAI-compatible API. Its core features include: enabling models to proactively invoke the `vision_bridge_read_image` tool for OCR and semantic analysis; automatically uploading images pasted into the input field and generating reference markers; and providing connectivity testing and visual configuration. It is compatible with DSH 0.1.1+ and enables the flexible construction of vision agents by reusing existing channels or using standalone configuration.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-subagent-route-badges
`dsh-subagent-route-badges` is a DeepSeek Harness debugging plugin that directly displays routing information in the Header Actions area of sub-agent sessions. It does not intercept requests; instead, it reads `request/header` data through a projection mechanism to display the Provider/Model and thinking level (Effort) in the UI layer. Registered in a purely additive manner, it supports rollback, reads only the necessary data, and effectively resolves the issues of fragmented and inconvenient configuration visibility during debugging.
Read Morealaxrpg/dsh-sensenova-provider: DeepSeek Harness SenseNova Provider
alaxrpg/dsh-sensenova-provider is an unofficial DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address multi-account management and rate-limiting issues when integrating the SenseNova API. It registers the `sensenova` route and provides a real-time model catalog, an OpenAI-compatible streaming endpoint, and a web admin interface. It supports automatic rotation and rate-limit handling for multiple API keys, securely storing keys through the DSH credential service. After installation, configure the Base URL and environment variables to use SenseNova services reliably in DSH.
Read Moredsh-chatgpt-pip: An Introduction to the DSH Plugin
dsh-chatg-pip is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the fragmentation developers face when frequently referring to ChatGPT suggestions during agent development. It provides a picture-in-picture helper window and reflow capability: to the left of the DSH conversation input area, users can open a reusable ChatGPT mini-window with one click (supporting native picture-in-picture mode and accidental-interaction prevention), then read and edit a copied finalized plan in a dialog before feeding it back into the DSH workflow for execution. The plugin does not read ChatGPT credentials and relies solely on the clipboard for seamless connectivity, significantly improving workflow efficiency.
Read Moredsh-balance-chip: DSH Sidebar and Bottom-Right Balance Monitoring
`dsh-balance-chip` is an open-source plugin maintained by AKUSH99 under the MIT license, designed to address the inefficiency of frequently checking API balances in DSH environments. By reading `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` from the local credential store, it provides a persistent status display at the bottom of the client sidebar and in the lower-right corner. The plugin refreshes automatically every 60 seconds, distinguishes balance status by color (green/orange/red), and includes safety mechanisms: it does not store the key and has no external dependencies. Users must ensure that a `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` reference exists in the credential store. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:AKUSH99/dsh-balance-chip`; restart `dsh web`
Read MoreSidor_Character: DeepSeek Harness Character Card Management Plugin
Sidor_Character is a companion plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to manage personas efficiently through the "everything is a plugin" philosophy. It supports bulk importing of persona cards in formats such as `.persona.md`, and provides features such as list management, applying to the current session, and installing as Agent presets. DSH must be restarted after installation for the changes to take effect, and Agent presets follow a single-preset model, where newly installed presets overwrite previous ones. Plugin data is stored locally in the browser, and the plugin can coexist independently with the main interface and the toolbox.
Read MoreIntroduction to the dsh-ontology-kernel Plugin
dsh-ontology-kernel is a client plugin in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, designed to address historical version control and source code archiving for ontology data in agent development. The plugin is maintained by aiko-dsh-plugins; current active development takes place in the `dsh-ontology-kernel-source` repository, while this repository only provides historical source code and release versions. Before adopting the plugin, users should review the source code and license to ensure compliance.
Read MoreIntroducing the dsh-bid-studio Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-bid-studio` repository of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is intended to provide the public release and historical source code of the plugin. Active development is currently conducted in a private repository, and no official public installation command has been provided. The plugin is classified as a client-side component and will inherit the permissions of the current DSH process at runtime. Because the license information could not be retrieved successfully, users are advised to manually inspect the source code and license.
Read Moredsh-worklog: DSH Work Log Calendar
The dsh-worklog plugin is designed to address the cumbersome nature of session recording in the DSH environment by providing an automated organization solution. Core features include full session summarization, node-level conversation summaries, support for multiple LLM interface configurations, and generation of reports such as daily and weekly reports. Installation requires Node.js ≥ 22 and supports proactive and manual summary backfilling. Plugin data is stored locally, with a caching mechanism to reduce token consumption, and users can flexibly view details and export reports via the workbench calendar view.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Run Remote Workspaces over SSH
`dsh-remote-ssh` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to keep local sessions, GUIs, and configurations unchanged during remote development. It allows users to direct workspace file I/O and command execution to a remote SSH host while retaining local control. Core features include SSH connection management, a remote directory browser, session-based routing, remote file system and subprocess support, and intelligent agent bootstrapping. It supports password, key, and ProxyJump authentication, with credentials kept locally. During installation, note potential native module build issues; add an `allowBuilds` configuration in `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. Users can start a session by adding a connection through the web GUI, browsing, and adopting a remote directory.
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