dsh-ffmpeg: Seven ffmpeg Video Processing Tools for DSH
dsh-ffmpeg is a video processing tool plugin designed for DSH, providing seven categories of functionality based on the local ffmpeg/ffprobe: probing, clipping, concatenation, transcoding, subtitle burning, audio extraction, and GIF generation. The plugin is licensed under MIT, has zero runtime dependencies, and requires Node.js >= 22 as well as a locally installed ffmpeg. Its core advantage lies in encapsulating common video operations into standardized tools, solving complex issues in ad-hoc scripts such as command assembly, parameter boundaries, process timeouts, and output overwriting. The plugin enforces strict security constraints: parameters are passed via separate arrays to prevent shell injection, processes are managed by the official service, the timeout mechanism supports tree-level termination, and overwriting files with the same name or where output matches input is prohibited by default. The timeout for a single operation is limited to 10 seconds to 2 hours, with probing operations subject to an additional restriction.
Read Moredsh-browser-control: Enabling AI in DeepSeek Harness to Control Real Chrome
dsh-browser-control is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by kyo615, designed to enable AI to control a real, visible Chrome browser and showcase the operational process in real time within the conversation GUI. Built on Microsoft Playwright MCP, the plugin registers approximately 80 `browser_*` tools, supporting operations such as webpage navigation, clicking, input, and script execution. Its core advantages lie in using a headful Chrome browser, allowing users to visually observe the AI's actions; additionally, it pushes screenshots in real time to the conversation panel via HTTP routing and marks clickable elements, enabling visual interaction. The panel supports URL navigation, refresh, restarting, or closing the browser, with no hardcoded paths. Installation requires the DSH environment.
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