dsh-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.
Read Moredsh-browser-slotpool: Concurrent Browser Session Slot Pool Plugin
`dsh-browser-slotpool` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that resolves port conflicts and resource interference during concurrent multi-session use through a “slot pool” mechanism. It maintains a fixed number of CDP ports and uses atomic locks together with PID liveness detection to ensure exclusive access and self-healing. It fully delegates to `@playwright/mcp` to guarantee session isolation. After installation, set the environment variable `DSH_BROWSER_LAUNCHER` to point to the launcher path. It is suitable for scenarios that require stable collaboration across multiple browser instances.
Read Moredsh-web-push-notification: Add Web Push Notifications for DeepSeek Harness Tasks
The `dsh-web-push-notification` plugin resolves the inconvenience of monitoring task status when DeepSeek Harness (DSH) tasks run in the background by using native browser notifications. After installation, users must configure a VAPID contact URI and access the configuration file over HTTPS. It supports four event notifications—task completion, stop, approval, and reply—and provides full-content and summary display modes, ensuring users do not miss key task statuses.
Read Moredsh-memory: A Persistent Three-Tier Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-memory is a host-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the challenges of memory sharing and persistence for agents in multi-turn conversations and cross-workspace scenarios. By introducing a three-tier memory structure (long-term, short-term, and session summaries), it enables automatic memory accumulation and maintenance. It uses system prompts to guide all preconfigured agents to proactively invoke memory tools, and provides capabilities such as `memory_read`, `write`, and `search`. After installation, the system automatically monitors conversation events, stores raw logs and LLM-generated summaries in separate directories, and ensures that memories remain available across sessions.
Read Moredsh-model-selector: Enhanced Model Selector for DeepSeek Harness
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-model-selector` optimizes the model selection experience through a Shadow mechanism. It provides a single-level collapsible menu, search functionality, and an inference intensity slider, with support for keyboard navigation and accessibility. Installation is simple, with no configuration options, and it depends on the DSH environment. As a purely UI-based tool, it performs no file read/write operations or network requests, making it suitable for users who need efficient model switching and are attentive to inference configuration.
Read Moredsh-live-mcp: DeepSeek Harness Session-Level MCP Control Plugin
dsh-live-mcp is a plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address the fragmentation issue in MCP server management. It provides session-level, fine-grained control, allowing users to independently enable or disable MCP tools within a single conversation without affecting the global configuration. The plugin features real-time activation, visualized status, support for multiple MCP forms, zero-intrusion installation, and configuration persistence. It is suitable for developers who need to isolate tool invocations across different sessions.
Read Moredsh-agentnoodle: An AI-Driven Group Chat Game Framework
dsh-agentnoodle is a Darkness Harness plugin designed to create AI-driven ensemble chat games through conversation. It embraces the “everything is a plugin” philosophy by transforming the game world into conversational context, while Agents dynamically manage independent NPC responses. The plugin supports extensible functionality without coding, enabling multi-world creation, SillyTavern character card importing, and generation of locations and NPCs. Its core features include local persistent save files, avatar illustrations, and rule constraints. Users can install it via the command line and use its built-in tools to create, import, and manage game worlds within conversations, delivering a more efficient narrative experience.
Read MoreDSH Web Window Companion Plugin: App-Mode Window Opens a Web GUI, and Closing It Gracefully Stops the Service
`dsh-web-window-companion` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to switch the Web profile to desktop app mode. It uses Edge or Chrome App mode to open standalone windows, features zero dependencies and zero configuration, supports stopping the service when the window is closed, and automatically detects the browser. After installation, simply run `dsh web` to start it. It is suitable for use cases that require quick start and stop without interfering with daily browsing. Note that it should not be enabled at the same time as `dsh-win-quick-launcher`.
Read Morexiashuo: AI-Assisted Workbench for DSH Creators
xiashuo is a project management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), developed by the user bettermen to address workflow chaos in the creation of multiple document types. It supports types such as courses, official documents, novels, and papers, and provides project-level management, editable workflows, a three-pane workbench, and knowledge graph visualization. Users can customize stage flows, use gate mechanisms to ensure content quality, and enable collaboration and sharing through local storage, token authentication, and export functionality. Installation requires Node.js >= 18, and data is stored locally.
Read Moredsh-plugin-photoshop: Driving Native Adobe Photoshop with AI
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin Better-Rain/dsh-plugin-photoshop addresses the issue that AI cannot directly operate local GUI applications, enabling AI in DSH to directly control Adobe Photoshop. The plugin provides core features such as environment self-checking, reading the layer tree, batch background removal, batch processing, and 93 general-purpose operations. All processing is performed locally with zero third-party dependencies, making it suitable for image automation workloads in Windows environments.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-wechat-collector
`dsh-wechat-collector` is a WeChat Official Account collection plugin designed specifically for DSH, aimed at simplifying the full workflow from article collection and author analysis to import into ContentStudio. The plugin uses a local runtime (based on `uv`) to handle interactions with WeChat, supporting QR code login, account management, crawl control, and automatic handling of rate limits. In terms of features, it provides a rich set of DSH tools, including runtime management, account login and crawl control, RSS external source supplementation, content preview, manual feedback write-back, DeepSeek creator analysis, and idempotent import into ContentStudio. The plugin emphasizes security: credentials are stored only in named configuration files and do not enter the DSH main process. System requirements include Node.js 22.19.0+; currently, the first run starts the main process.
Read Moredsh-bridge: Command Bridging and Trust Layer Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-bridge is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address non-English command interfaces and code execution risks. It ports slash commands from tools such as Claude Code to DSH, offering an English-first interface, a reviewed plugin catalog, and “muscle memory” commands. Users install it via `npx create-dsh-bridge` and launch it with `/bridge-setup` after configuring `.credentials.yaml`. The installer automatically handles environment checks and isolation, but note that the plugin runs with the permissions of the current process, and security ratings are not absolute guarantees.
Read Moredsh-check-update: DSH Self-Update and Backup Management
The dsh-check-update plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the difficulties and configuration loss risks associated with manually updating framework versions. It performs version checking and retrieval through the npm repository and supports switching between stable and test releases. With built-in automatic backup, log viewing, and settings adjustment features, it ensures that configurations are saved automatically before an update and that update failures do not affect system operation. Users can manage DSH versions securely and efficiently through simple configuration and interface operations.
Read Moredsh-security-assurance: DeepSeek Harness Policy-Driven Repository Security Assessment Plugin
`dsh-security-assurance` is a policy-driven repository security assessment plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It integrates with the Harness API and encapsulates the assessment process into queryable, auditable, versioned results, aiming to address the difficulty of tracing the provenance of static scanning results. The plugin primarily provides Node.js project lifecycle checks, npm publishing surface checks, pnpm lockfile integrity validation, GitHub Actions permission checks, and normalization and independent verification of reports such as Gitleaks. It supports three assessment modes—REPOSITORY, CHANGE, and TARGETED—and relies on a Node.js environment. As a security assurance tool, the plugin focuses on evidence collection and independent verification rather than general-purpose scanning. It only supports
Read Moredsh-process-control: DeepSeek Harness Process Control Plugin
dsh-process-control is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the lack of a management interface when background processes malfunction or hang. It adds a floating button to the sidebar, allowing users to restart the host, refresh the page, terminate processes, and retrieve status information. Security is ensured by validating Loopback requests, and a secondary confirmation mechanism is provided. The plugin is easy to install and supports configuring whether to automatically open the browser and hide the Cordis panel. It is suitable for managing host processes without closing the terminal.
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