dsh-bilibili: Bilibili Widget in DSH's Bottom-Right Corner

The `dsh-bilibili` plugin for DSH (DeepSeek Harness) provides Bilibili access to the web interface through a plugin-based architecture. It enables QR-code login or manual login import via a bottom-right corner widget and supports browsing the recommended feed and collections, searching, and in-site playback. Installation requires running `pnpm add` from the DSH directory and configuring `cordis.patch.yml`; restart DSH for the changes to take effect. Keep in mind that `SESSDATA` has high privileges and may trigger risk-control measures, the APIs are unofficial and may be rate-limited, login sessions may expire, only 720p playback and the default collection are supported, and video streams must be accessed through the plugin proxy.

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dsh-bilibili-live: A DSH Plugin for Fetching Bilibili Video Information

`dsh-bilibili-live` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to help agents retrieve Bilibili video information. It registers the `bilibili_live` tool, which supports real-time online fetching of video metadata. Installation requires specific dependencies and runs with the current process permissions. Developers can install it via a command and invoke the tool directly in a session to include Bilibili video context in conversations.

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dsh-bili-taskmaster: Bilibili Random Video Picture-in-Picture in the DSH Web Interface

dsh-bili-taskmaster is a floating mini-window plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aimed at alleviating the boredom of long-running tasks. It is maintained by user jokerwen666 and is available under the MIT License. The plugin provides the following core features: random Bilibili video playback while a task is running and a task acceptance animation when idle; window dragging and resizing, video quality switching (360P–1080P), and danmaku control; and playback controls such as continuous auto-play, QR code login, and favorites. It must be installed using the official command; after installation, a whale icon appears in the bottom-right corner of the web interface, and clicking it opens the mini window.

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