DSH Pinned Sessions
DSH Pinned Sessions is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to help users quickly access active sessions. By adding a pinned area below the workspace title, it allows users to pin important sessions without altering the native list structure. The plugin supports renaming, forking, archiving, and deleting, with support varying between Web and Desktop environments; data is stored locally, up to 500 sessions are retained, and it is open-sourced under the MIT license.
Read MoreDSH Cost Tracker: DeepSeek Harness Cost and Usage Statistics Plugin
`dsh-cost-tracker` is an open-source plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to automatically track Token usage and costs for model inference. Its core features include automatic calculation of costs in CNY, support for peak/off-peak pricing (half price during off-peak hours), a visual dashboard, agent query tools, aggregation across multiple machines, and subscription quota monitoring. Data is stored locally, with support for CSV export and price catalogs for multiple providers. After installing it via a command and enabling it in Settings, users can directly ask about their spending in the conversation. Note that upgrading to v1.9.1 requires cleaning up old files, and v1.7.0 has a registration defect.
Read Moredsh-turn-outline: DSH Turn Trace Sidebar
`dsh-turn-outline` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Chat (DSH), designed to address the difficulty of locating content in long conversations. It provides a collapsible sidebar view that structures the dialogue by user turns, displaying summaries in the format “input → tool steps → output.” The plugin supports one-click jump back to the original position, multi-level folding, and filtering by tool type. It has no AI dependencies and is non-intrusive, with performance optimized through an incremental algorithm. Installation requires `dsh-better-sidebar`, and it is compatible with DSH 0.1.x and 0.2.0-rc.x.
Read Moredsh-md-export: Add Markdown Export Functionality to the DSH Web Plugin
The DSH Web plugin `dsh-md-export` adds export capabilities to `dsh-better-sidebar`. Using the toolbar's "Export" button, it allows users to export a Markdown file to HTML (including Mermaid diagrams) with one click, or generate a PDF via the browser's print function. Its features include zero dependencies, WYSIWYG rendering, theme synchronization, and automatic saving to the same directory. It can be used in the browser immediately after installation, but note that PDF export requires manual saving in the browser, and the plugin relies on specific internal CSS class names.
Read Moredsh-code-nav: DSH Web Code Preview Navigation Plugin
dsh-code-nav is a plugin within the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem designed to enhance code preview as an extension of dsh-better-sidebar. It offers type-based syntax highlighting, symbol outline toggling, and in-file search, supports `n`/`m` key navigation, and automatically follows the theme. After installation, it becomes active when a code file is opened in the sidebar, significantly improving the code reading experience. Note that it supports read-only mode only, Vue/Svelte files highlight only script blocks, and complex code may result in parsing inaccuracies.
Read Moredsh-gamer: Enabling DSH Agents to Play Games on dsh-gaming-platform
The DSH `dsh-gamer` plugin, via the "Gamer" preset, enables agents to play games automatically. It employs a ticket mechanism to execute matches precisely, supports spectator mode, and strictly limits network commands to maintain focused gameplay. The plugin should be installed with the preset, and local checkout is recommended. Agents can register, find games, enter rooms, and operate matches through commands, making it well suited for using inexpensive models to control costs.
Read Moremodelspoke: DeepSeek Harness Local Model Discovery and Metadata Parsing Plugin
modelspoke is a local model server discovery and metadata parsing plugin specifically designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), intended to simplify cumbersome manual configuration and enable advanced features. It supports servers such as llama-swap and Ollama, providing discovery and configuration of common model presets, reasoning effort levels, and image input capabilities through an easy-to-use UI. Installation requires adding it via the pnpm command; once enabled, the server address, API key, and model details can be configured in the sidebar. The plugin runs with the current process permissions, so source code security should be considered, and the model list is curated.
Read Morechangestab: DeepSeek Harness Version Control Viewer
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `changestab` is designed specifically to address developers' need to view code history and diffs. It provides a Changes view on the right side of the Web interface, supports browsing version history and reviewing file diffs, and automatically switches between side-by-side and stacked layouts based on screen width. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add changestab`. It currently supports both jj and Git as version control systems. Please note that the plugin runs with the permissions of the current process, so it is recommended to review the source code before installation. This plugin provides developers with a lightweight, integrated version control viewing experience.
Read Morewechat-clawbot: Connecting DeepSeek Harness and WeChat via the Official Channel
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin wechat-clawbot enables users to remotely control local agents through the official WeChat channel. After installation, users add the “WeChat ClawBot” contact in WeChat to send commands for processing files, executing scripts, or setting reminders. The plugin supports image recognition, action approval, long-term memory, and understanding of references, but is limited to one-on-one chats and requires the computer to remain on. This solution requires no web login, providing a secure and convenient way to manage local tasks on mobile devices.
Read Moredsh-wechat-status: DSH WeChat Login Status Monitoring
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WeChat Login Status Monitoring Plugin aims to resolve issues caused by Tencent's iLink protocol limitations, such as login expiration and silent message drops. The plugin polls the status on the Host side every 15 seconds and displays the current login status as a banner at the bottom of the Web interface. Core features include a zero-interference mode (hidden when operating normally), one-click reconnection (providing a QR code link in the bottom banner), and graceful degradation (for error scenarios). The interface displays prompts of different colors based on the WeChat status (online, awaiting scan, offline, plugin not loaded). Installation requires the `dsh-wechat` component as a prerequisite. It is currently intended for personal learning and research purposes only and carries a risk of code defects.
Read Moredsh-thumb: Mobile Adaptation Shell for the DSH Web Interface
dsh-thumb is a mobile layout adaptation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). By transforming the sidebar into an overlay drawer and adjusting the settings page into a full-screen single-column layout, it addresses the issues of an overly narrow reading area and incompletely displayed controls on mobile devices. The plugin can be flexibly enabled or disabled, does not affect the desktop version, and uses semantic positioning to minimize version compatibility issues. Note that it is written for a specific version, and the author has declared the release to be final, with no further maintenance.
Read Moredsh-session-assistant: Full-Duplex Voice Assistant for the Current Session
**dsh-session-assistant** is a full-duplex voice assistant product layer for DeepSeek Harness Session. It provides voice discussion, draft maintenance, and secure submission features, supporting real-time full-duplex conversations with an agent and optional knowledge organization. This plugin depends on `dsh-multi-model-provider` and `dsh-realtime-voice`, and requires manual installation and adaptation to specific versions. Its core value lies in leveraging browser-based speech recognition capabilities to lower the barrier to using voice-interactive agents while ensuring the security of data and audio.
Read Moredsh-plugin-h3-hip: DeepSeek Harness Host Plugin for h3-hip.c
dsh-plugin-h3-hip is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Host bundle used to connect to the MiniMax-H3 engine. It implements the v1alpha protocol and does not depend on the HIP tree. Its main features include submitting generation tasks, managing prompt structure, protocol validation, and providing a mock daemon for testing. Installation requires a specific environment and CLI version, configuration prioritizes environment variables, and attention must be paid to security and model licensing considerations.
Read Moredsh-experience-map: Evidence-Driven Experience Memory for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-experience-map` plugin for DeepSeek Harness is designed to address unreliable experiential memory and process-reuse risks in agent development. It uses SQLite to convert session evidence into structured, versioned Experience records, enabling applicability checks and user approval requests before reuse. The plugin provides core capabilities such as evidence governance, persistent storage, and headless operation; experiences must be saved manually or managed via CLI, and local dense retrieval is supported.
Read Moredsh-llm-approve-for-me: Automatic Sandbox Permission Review Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-llm-approve-for-me` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to automatically adjudicate sandbox permission escalation requests through a built-in LLM review role, reducing the need for manual intervention. The plugin intercepts operations such as Shell commands and file writes, requiring the LLM to return a JSON-formatted decision of `allow`, `deny`, or `ask`, along with a justification. It provides a visualization panel for viewing history records and configuring review model parameters and timeout limits. If the LLM output is invalid or erroneous, the system automatically falls back to manual approval.
Read Moredsh-adaptive-model-router: Adaptive Model Routing for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-adaptive-model-router` is a model inference plugin under the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem. It is designed to automate model parameter configuration and reduce development costs through adaptive discovery, evaluation, tiering, and subagent routing. The plugin supports dynamic model resource management and scheduling. It is recommended to carefully inspect the source code and license security before installation.
Read Moreaibo204/dsh-plugin-computer-use: DeepSeek Harness Desktop Interaction Plugin
`aibo204/dsh-plugin-computer-use` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide agents with secure, approval-gated desktop control capabilities and audit archiving. By integrating the MCP protocol of Open Computer Use, it supports application management, interactive operations (such as clicking and typing), and high-risk confirmation. Installation requires configuring a Profile Bundle, handling pnpm dependencies, mounting the plugin in an Agent Preset, and setting the appropriate permissions for the target system (macOS, Linux, or Windows). Audit logs can be retained when using `dsh-mcp-client`. The plugin is released under the MIT License, and it should be noted that it only supports Agent Preset.
Read Moredsh-plugin-memos-code-retrospect: AI Coding Conversation Retrospective Distillation Plugin
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `dsh-plugin-memos-code-retrospect` is designed to address issues in AI coding tasks, such as forgetting historical context, repeatedly encountering the same pitfalls, and losing engineering constraints. It replicates mneme’s retrospective logic by extracting rejected solutions, pitfall records, and engineering constraints at the end of a conversation, tagging them, and writing them into the MemOS memory foundation; before reasoning about a coding task, it performs weighted recall and injects the relevant items into the context to guide the AI in avoiding past pitfalls. Core features include extracting entities from the LLM at the end of a conversation, weighted retrieval for coding tasks, and a robust v2 implementation that supports fallback retry and deduplication filtering. Users need to install the MemOS local plugin, configure `cordis.patch.yml`, and restart the server.
Read Moredsh-speech: DeepSeek Harness Voice Service Plugin
dsh-speech is a speech processing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides Token-gated speech recognition (ASR) and synthesis (TTS) services through standalone routing without modifying the host source code. The plugin supports multiple cloud providers, such as Alibaba Cloud Bailian, OpenAI, Groq, and SiliconFlow, as well as local services such as SenseVoice and CosyVoice2, and features capabilities including streaming transcription and real-time voice activity detection. Users can flexibly combine ASR and TTS providers to achieve private deployment or multi-cloud switching, making it suitable for scenarios such as offline speech processing.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) LAN Access Plugin: dsh-mobile-gateway
The `dsh-mobile-gateway` plugin resolves the issue where the official `dsh web` listens only on `127.0.0.1` by default, preventing mobile connections. It enables LAN access by overriding the configuration and mounts the `/m/api` route. The plugin provides full RPC forwarding, real-time message push, approval responses, and large image sending, with Token authentication. Users can generate a pairing QR code or configure a Token manually to connect a mobile app on the same Wi-Fi and manage DSH.
Read Moredsh-git-sidebar: A Draggable Git Sidebar for DeepSeek Harness Web
`dsh-git-sidebar` is a DeepSeek Harness web plugin developed by Adamaik that provides a visual Git sidebar. It supports workspace following, a draggable entry point, branch switching, AI-generated commit messages, and basic Git operations. After installation, users can directly view changes, stage files, and manage code within the browser, significantly improving the development experience in web-based environments.
Read Moredsh-hermes-bridge: Native Adaptive Intelligence Layer for DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-hermes-bridge plugin integrates Hermes's adaptive intelligence layer into DeepSeek Harness (DSH) using native JavaScript, with no Python dependencies. It interacts directly via shared memory and the file system, providing features such as persistent memory, reusable skills, trajectory collection and compression, and diagnostic tools. It fills a gap in DSH's RL data generation and offers developers a lightweight solution for high-complexity agents.
Read Moredsh-keyboard-manager: DeepSeek Harness Web UI Keyboard Shortcuts
dsh-keyboard-manager is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI designed to reduce mouse interactions through keyboard shortcuts. It provides the following shortcuts: Ctrl+Q (toggle the sidebar), Ctrl+E (intelligently switch between the right-side panel or detail page), and Ctrl+S (settings/save). The plugin is released under the MIT license, supports customizing key bindings via configuration files, and does not interfere with native events. It depends on Cordis ^4.0.2 and is compatible with the dsh-better-sidebar plugin.
Read Moredsh-messaging-gateway: A Messaging Gateway Integrating Slack and Feishu
`dsh-messaging-gateway` is a messaging plugin for DeepSeek Harness that supports Slack and Feishu integration. It follows the principle of “one Gateway per Host,” and all tokens are stored locally only. Installation requires a compatible Node.js environment and DSH version. To configure it, create an app on the Slack or Feishu platform, obtain the relevant credentials, and enter them into Host settings to establish the connection. The plugin supports session management (e.g., `/new`, `/reset`) and local state storage, and includes a mechanism to prevent duplicate execution.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Automatic Approval and Review Plugin (dsh-auto-review)
`dsh-auto-review` is an automatic review plugin (v0.4.2) for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address pain points in tool invocation and permission management. Through an independent review layer, it distinguishes server-side failures (such as timeouts and errors) from dangerous operations, defaulting to manual approval rather than rejection. The plugin provides a 90-second total deadline, a complete review history, and fine-grained rule management (such as filtering by session, tool, and parameter). After installation, users can select “Approve for Me” in a session, leveraging Codex-style mechanisms to keep operations controllable and secure.
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