dsh-subagent: DeepSeek Harness Subagent Configuration Plugin
`dsh-subagent` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness that aims to address the challenges of cumbersome manual configuration and difficult reuse by converting named configurations into tools. It supports managing configurations through the Web UI and allows the Root Agent to delegate specific tasks via tool calls (e.g., `subagent_<name>`). The plugin’s core features include context modes (spawn/fork), routing policy selection, inference configuration adjustment, and hot updates. During installation, a Profile with the Web runtime loaded must be specified, making it suitable for developers who need to reuse multi-model combinations and inference strategies.
Read Moredsh-relay-models: Mixed-Protocol Model Discovery, Metadata Completion, and Configuration Plugins
`dsh-relay-models` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to simplify the cumbersome configuration of custom protocols. It provides a Web interface, supports automatic matching of model metadata from pi.dev, and allows users to reorder provider lists via drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts. Additionally, the plugin supports manual overrides for Headers and User-Agent, as well as customizable settings for provider model capabilities. After installation, restart and refresh are required, and Headers must be saved separately.
Read Moredsh-memory-manager: Unified Memory Management Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-memory-manager` is an AI agent memory management plugin for the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem. It addresses the challenges of limited context windows and the lack of state persistence by providing hierarchical storage capabilities, ranging from short-term sliding windows to long-term vector memory. The plugin supports semantic and hybrid retrieval, AES-256 encrypted storage, and a visualized web-based management interface. By default, it is based on local SQLite with zero cloud dependencies, making it suitable for users who need cross-session retrieval and long-term memory maintenance.
Read Moredsh-ov-memory: Integrating OpenViking Persistent Memory into DeepSeek Harness
dsh-ov-memory is a plugin that integrates OpenViking persistent memory into DeepSeek Harness. With features such as auto-recall, session mirroring, threshold-based commit, and offline replay, it bridges the gap between conversational flow and memory. The plugin supports MCP tool bridging and the `/memlearn` command, helping developers build agents with long-term memory and context reuse capabilities. Installation requires DSH 0.1.x and a specific Node version, and namespace conflicts should be considered when using it.
Read Moredsh-theme-hacker-terminal: Hacker Terminal-Style Skin for the DSH Web Interface
`dsh-theme-hacker-terminal` is a hacker-terminal-themed skin plugin for the DSH web interface. It transforms the interface into a pure black background with high-contrast green, uses monospaced fonts, removes all rounded corners site-wide, and optimizes scrollbars and OLED display effects. The plugin includes host and browser components, is licensed under the MIT License, and can be installed or uninstalled via the command line.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-opencode-go
`dsh-opencode-go` is an LLM plugin for DeepSeek Harness, compatible with the OpenCode Go service. It registers the `zen-go` route and supports the Chat/Responses/Messages API endpoints as well as multimodal processing. The plugin implements session consistency, custom User-Agent, hierarchical credential resolution, and Web UI configuration. After installation, you can select and use `zen-go/<model>` in DSH, with support for usage tracking.
Read Moredsh-session-xc: A Session Management Enhancement Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-session-xc` plugin is designed to address the low efficiency of sidebar management in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides features such as session count statistics, archive management, cross-workspace drag-and-drop handoff, active session filtering, and automatic naming for new sessions. The plugin supports installation via CLI, requires a restart to take effect, and offers multiple toggle settings. Note that it requires DSH 0.1.7 or later, automatic naming only works for unofficial model routing, and moving pinned sessions may require a restart to complete the file transfer.
Read Moredsh-power-xc: DeepSeek Harness Power Management Plugin
`dsh-power-xc` is a power management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to eliminate session interruptions caused by frequent restarts or shutdowns during development. The plugin provides page refresh, restart (with animation and configuration reload), and shutdown capabilities, and supports Web UI sidebar buttons, slash commands (e.g., `/restart`), and model tool calls. It runs as an independent engine with a safety confirmation mechanism and a 30-second timeout protection, and must be installed and used via the CLI on DSH ≥ 0.2.0.
Read Moredsh-notify-xc: DSH Browser Notification Plugin
`dsh-notify-xc` is a browser extension for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that sends system-level notifications when background session tasks complete, fail, or require human intervention. It is a compatibility-focused rewrite based on `dsh-agent-notify`, tailored for DSH 0.1.2-alpha.4. Running entirely client-side in the browser, it supports three notification types—task completion, runtime errors, and waiting for input—and includes false-positive prevention, direct session access on click, workspace attribution display, and one-click clearing. Once installed, it helps developers stay on top of Agent status in real time and improve development efficiency.
Read MoreDSH Survival Mode
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-survival-mode` introduces a health and satiety system for agents to prevent interruptions during prolonged runs. Its core mechanism separates “hunger-triggered freezing of tool calls” from conversational capability: thinking consumes satiety, satiety reaching zero consumes health, and health reaching zero disables tools only while preserving conversation. The plugin provides Easy, Normal, and Hard presets and supports custom parameters via a panel. Users can feed agents using the `survival_feed` tool or obtain food in the MC mini-game. Agents cannot be fed at full satiety, and only a Golden Apple can revive them in a starving state. It requires DSH >=0.1.0-rc.5, and multiple sessions share a resource pool.
Read Moredsh-feishu-channel: Driving a Local DeepSeek Harness Agent via Feishu WebSocket
`dsh-feishu-channel` is a Feishu plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that connects to a local Agent via an official WebSocket persistent connection, eliminating the need to configure public network ports. The plugin supports session reuse, instruction-set control, and a security approval mechanism, enabling it to handle high-risk tool calls. Before use, Feishu credentials and a whitelist must be configured, and it is recommended to use a restricted preset to ensure security. It is suitable for securely and controllably managing local development tasks within a Feishu environment.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Long-Term Memory Plugin
The `wwskills/dsh-long-memory` plugin addresses the lack of native long-term memory in DeepSeek Harness by enabling data persistence through SQLite storage and FTS5 full-text search. It features automatic memory extraction, a low-confidence confirmation queue, user profile construction, and self-evolving learning, allowing agents to optimize their behavior based on user corrections. The plugin provides a browser sidebar interface and a RESTful API, supports hybrid ranking with BM25, vector search, and RRF fusion, and is compatible with embedding models such as Ollama. Installation requires Node.js >= 22.5. Its flexible configuration makes it suitable for agent development involving multi-turn conversations and long-running tasks.
Read Moredsh-plugin-guard: A Guardian Plugin to Prevent Plugin Crashes
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides a plugin-based architecture, but improper plugins can cause system crashes. `dsh-plugin-guard` is a daemon plugin designed for this purpose, utilizing an isolation mechanism to ensure that a single plugin failure does not affect the Web UI. It features core capabilities such as scanning and isolating corrupted plugins, controlling plugin start/stop, a bilingual interface, one-click self-updating, and repairing damaged configuration files. Once installed, it automatically maintains user configuration files and performs read-only version checks, providing a stable line of defense for the DSH ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-remote-shell: DSH Remote Shell Skill Plugin
The DSH plugin `dsh-remote-shell` is built on the Remote Shell skill and provides secure cross-platform remote operations. It supports SSH, Telnet, and WinRM protocols, enabling command execution, file transfer, and an embedded credential store encrypted with Fernet. The plugin registers skills by scanning the `skills/` directory and includes security interception mechanisms. Development requires Python 3 and libraries such as Paramiko, and attention must be paid to code execution risks and file line-ending format requirements.
Read Moredsh-later: In-Session Scheduled Messages and Delayed Sending Plugin
dsh-later is a scheduled reminder tool within the DSH plugin ecosystem, featuring scheduled message sending, recurring reminders, and delayed sending. Users can access it through plugin commands or the panel on the right side of the input box. It is server-side driven, ensuring reminders trigger on time even if the web page is closed. Core commands include `/later` (delayed sending), `/schedule` (scheduled reminders), and recurring reminders. The plugin provides an intuitive pending-send Dock interface, supporting editing, deletion, and interjection sending. The sidebar displays reminder status using pixel-style clocks in different colors. Note that reminder content has a default limit of 1,000 characters, and reminders do not impersonate the user.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Font Plugin (dsh-font-plugin)
`dsh-font-plugin` is a Web UI plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the lack of adequate font customization in existing themes. By overriding CSS variables, it allows users to precisely control the font family and ligature settings in the editor, code blocks, and log areas. Core features include configuring the font stack for the editor and code blocks, as well as toggling ligatures on or off. Users can install the plugin via the DSH command line and configure it through the Web UI settings or a local YAML file. It solely manages the font family and ligatures without affecting font weight or size, and supports both reset and uninstallation operations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness File Attachment Plugin Overview
`dsh-file-attachment` is a plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness. It addresses the limitations of native file uploads and embodies the “everything is a plugin” philosophy. The plugin supports drag-and-drop, pasting, and click-based multi-file upload, uniformly saving images and documents to the session workspace and making them available to text models through `@path` references. Core features include inline preview in the input field, rendering in the chat area, cross-platform support, and intelligent VLM recognition for non-multimodal models. Installation is simple and requires adding the plugin via CLI. It standardizes file storage and referencing, significantly improving the AI Agent’s interaction experience when handling documents and images.
Read MoreDSH Inference Slider
The DSH Reasoning Slider plugin aims to provide simple, native control over reasoning intensity in DeepSeek Harness. It does not fabricate model capabilities, uses lightweight local previews and a native design style, and supports custom color themes and keyboard operations. It strictly follows privacy principles without reading balances or collecting data. The project offers three modes: Official, Native, and Energy Effects. Please note that this plugin ceased active development in August 2026 and has entered read-only archival status.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Image Viewer Plugin
`dsh-image-viewer` is a lightweight image plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to replace the native viewer and provide a richer interactive experience. The plugin supports image zooming, dragging, multi-image browsing, and original image download management. Its core highlight is the region annotation feature: users can mark regions and add notes, press Enter to save them, and use Shift+Enter to insert line breaks. The plugin integrates with DSH sessions, automatically adding annotations to the draft when the viewer is closed to avoid duplicate submissions. It also supports light and dark themes and responsive layouts. Installation is straightforward, and the plugin provides clear loading and error state feedback while isolating data across different images.
Read Moredsh-deepseek-dashboard: DeepSeek API Balance and DSH Local Usage Panel
dsh-deepseek-dashboard is a client plugin maintained by WSL043, designed to provide an intuitive view of DeepSeek API balances and local usage. It offers a local panel that allows users to monitor resource status in one place. Since no official installation command is provided, refer to the plugin directory or GitHub repository for setup instructions. Note that the plugin has been archived, and the current version may not remain compatible with future DSH versions; review the source code and license before installing.
Read MoreIntroducing the dsh-seed-society Plugin
`dsh-seed-society` is a workflow plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) built around the core philosophy of “everything is a plugin.” It encapsulates the Agent Society based on the Yogācāra eight-consciousness architecture, memory-consolidation tuning, and the MCP tool bridge as independent components. The plugin includes four core parts: fixing the deep-thinking model configuration, solidifying memory-consolidation parameters, establishing the MCP toolchain, and integrating six seed skills. Installation requires Python 3.10+ and the relevant dependencies. The official recommendation is to install it with a single `dsh plugin` command. After installation, restart DSH to activate the plugin, then verify the MCP tools and memory status to ensure the system supports the eight-consciousness architecture and dual-loop runtime capability.
Read Moredsh-token-live: DeepSeek Harness Live Statistics and Cost Comparison Plugin
`dsh-token-live` is a browser-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), developed by `woodfood111`. It injects hooks to read internal state and adds a statistics panel below the conversation editor, addressing the limitations of native features in real-time statistics and cost comparison. Core features include CJK-weighted draft counting, session consumption calculation based on the official pricing table, context usage display, and cross-model cost comparison. It does not require API keys, and its security is ensured by the browser sandbox. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-token-live`.
Read Moredsh-diff-card: DeepSeek Harness Single-Turn File Change Card
`dsh-diff-card` is a visualization plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness Desktop, designed to address the issue that logs make it difficult to confirm changes after an agent performs file operations. The plugin covers operations such as `edit` and `write`, provides a card-style display similar to Codex, and supports expanding or collapsing diffs, quick file navigation (such as opening files in VS Code), and undo or restore operations. The plugin interface automatically switches between Chinese and English, making it suitable for developers who require detailed code review or frequent rollbacks. The version requirement is >= 0.1.2-rc.1.
Read Moredsh-qq-notify: A QQ Notification Plugin Based on Local NapCat
This plugin provides DeepSeek Harness with a set of native tools that enable QQ interoperability via a local NapCat bot. It supports fully automatic NapCat deployment, background startup and shutdown, status checking, and private message sending, and offers configuration modification, directory detection, and full-system scanning. Users can invoke it using natural-language commands to send system notifications to the main account. Installation requires performing local registration in the DSH plugin directory, and ensuring a Windows 10/11 environment, that NapCat is logged in, and that the main account and the bot sub-account are QQ friends.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Side-Assistant Dock & Drawer
`dsh-btw-plugin` is a side assistant plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of background queries interrupting the main workflow during long-running tasks. It provides a non-blocking `/btw` command and delivers real-time results through a floating panel. Its core features include physically isolated execution, quantum equalizer visualization, smart automatic retries (with exponential backoff), session context awareness, and rich text support. The plugin supports persistent storage of history and is suitable for scenarios requiring parallel handling of technical details and the main task.
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