dsh-file-link-menu：文件与链接的右键菜单增强
`dsh-file-link-menu` 是一个为 DSH Web UI 提供原生文件交互能力的插件。它通过注入右键菜单和增强路径芯片，解决了 Web 环境中文件操作不便的问题。插件支持对文件、链接、附件及 `@` 引用进行右键操作，包括打开、另存、在资源管理器显示等，并自动探测主机能力以适配桌面会话。安装后需重启服务生效。
Read Moredsh-pixelwhale: Replacing the Thinking State with a Pixel Blue Whale
dsh-pixelwhale is a DSH Web UI plugin designed to provide visual feedback for a model’s thinking process. It replaces the plain text in the status bar with a pixel font and renders a pixel-art blue whale spraying water and swishing its tail. The plugin includes a six-tone blue whale sprite and the Fusion Pixel font, runs offline, and does not interfere with core functionality. It can be installed via a command, making it suitable for users who want an intuitive experience during the thinking phase.
Read MoreSakura-Afternoon Skin Plugin
Sakura-Afternoon is a visual novel-style theme plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness Web UI. By overriding default styles, it provides light and dark sakura palettes to create a subtle and elegant atmosphere. Core features include falling translucent petals, soft glow halos along the screen edges, header petal control buttons, and a master settings toggle. The plugin supports state persistence and automatically cleans up the interface upon uninstallation. Users must install it via the command line and enable it after restarting, through either the interface button or the settings menu.
Read Moredsh-poker: DSH Web UI Local Multiplayer Texas Hold'em Poker Plugin
dsh-poker is an unofficial community plugin developed for the DSH Web UI, designed to provide a local multiplayer Texas Hold’em poker experience. Running within the DSH process, it uses WebSocket to achieve real-time state synchronization and fault recovery, supporting reconnection and state persistence. It implements complete Texas Hold’em rules, including blinds, pot-splitting logic, and an immutable Play Token asset ledger. Players can create or join tables for local multi-window play, or use DeepSeek API-driven AI players for entertainment. The plugin is released under the MIT License, is intended solely for mock simulation, and does not support real-money play.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Web UI Plugin: dsh-werewolf
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI has introduced the AI-driven Werewolf game plugin `dsh-werewolf`. It supports 6- to 12-player games, includes roles such as Werewolf and Seer, and features Sheriff election, badge transfer, and a full social deduction workflow. It provides AI spectator mode and single-player participation. Installation requires npm and a process restart, but the current version is constrained by process isolation, supports only a single session, and loses state upon restart.
Read Moredsh-weekly-hot: Weekly Popular Plugins Ranking for DSH Web UI
`dsh-weekly-hot` is a DeepSeek Harness Web UI plugin designed to help developers quickly discover popular plugins. It connects directly to the GitHub API in the browser and generates “Trending” and “Curated Topics” leaderboards. The plugin supports scheduled popups, one-click installation, GitHub Token authentication, robust API rate-limiting fallback and caching strategies, and provides flexible configuration options to ensure efficient operation in a serverless environment.
Read Moredsh-git-branch: Display the current workspace git branch in DSH Web UI
`dsh-git-branch` is a DSH plugin maintained by `hanyueqiang` and licensed under the MIT License, designed to address the unintuitive display of workspace Git branches in the DSH Web UI. The plugin displays the current workspace's Git branch information next to the Composer mode controls, supporting both normal branches (e.g., `⎇ main`) and detached HEAD states; it automatically hides if the workspace is not a Git repository. The plugin features a smart refresh mechanism that updates immediately upon plugin mounting, session/workspace switching, window focus, page visibility changes, or user clicks, and includes a 60-second polling interval as a fallback (which can be disabled via configuration). Architecturally, the Host side registers a `/git-branch` command.
Read MoreDSH Workspace Files: Add Right Sidebar to DSH Web Current Workspace File Tree
`dsh-workspace-files` is an MIT-licensed DSH Web plugin (version 0.1.2) developed by Brickmaker, designed to add a lightweight workspace file tree sidebar to the DSH Web interface. The plugin is compatible with the DSH 0.1.x series and Node.js 22.19+ or 24.0+ environments, and can be installed using the `dsh plugin --profile web add` command without executing build scripts. Its core functions include on-demand, layer-by-layer loading of the file tree in the session right sidebar, with a limit of 1000 entries per directory; sorting directories before files; and opening files via the DSH host interface by invoking the operating system's default application, rather than previewing content in the browser, ensuring that file data is not read. In terms of security, the plugin...
Read Moredsh-model-garden: Add a searchable, sortable, cost-aware model selector to the DSH Web UI
dsh-model-garden is a static plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, designed to address challenges such as difficulty in searching and sorting a large number of models and the lack of cost visualization. The plugin consists of client-side `client.js` and host-side `index.js`, requiring Node.js 22+ and Web stack support. Core features include a tabular selector that provides instant search, sorting by name/context/price, favorites management, and local model filtering; integration of `models.dev` data to display prices (cached for 24 hours) and context windows; real-time display of per-task usage and costs, with support for exporting session cost details to CSV; and an inference strength selector. The plugin runs in a modular manner and does not alter the original DSH architecture; it operates solely on the Web...
Read Moredsh-desktop-launcher: A desktop launcher for dsh Web UI
dsh-desktop-launcher is a dsh plugin maintained by LvienOeria, designed to provide a simple desktop entry for macOS and Linux users, solving the tedious workflow of launching the Web UI directly via the terminal. Adhering to the MIT license, the plugin's core functionality is to generate a `dsh.app` on the macOS desktop or a `dsh.desktop` entry in the Linux application menu. Double-clicking these files launches the dsh Web UI and automatically opens the browser, without requiring the installation of additional terminal commands or modifications to the PATH environment variable. The plugin has zero dependencies, a package size of approximately 147 KB, includes built-in 1024px icons for `whale` and `whale-dark`, and supports customization.
Read MoreDSH Effort Tweak: Add per-model inference effort settings to DSH Web UI
DSH Effort Tweak is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by Toukaiteio, designed to address the cumbersome task of configuring model reasoning effort levels within the DeepSeek Harness custom provider. This plugin introduces a new "Settings → Reasoning effort" page in the DSH Web UI, allowing users to intuitively select various reasoning levels—from `off` to `max`—for individual configured models, without the need to manually edit the `llm-pi-ai` configuration file. Configuration changes are saved via the DSH settings service, preserving the model's other fields and provider-specific values. Regarding installation, it supports Windows PowerShell.
Read Moredsh-latex-tools: Copying LaTeX and Exporting SVG in DeepSeek Harness Web UI
dsh-latex-tools is a MIT-licensed plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI, designed to address users' specific needs when viewing mathematical formulas within the interface. It allows users to hover over any inline or block-level LaTeX formula and quickly copy the TeX source code to the clipboard, or render it via MathJax and export it as a self-contained standalone SVG file—suitable for use in papers, presentations, and similar scenarios. Its core features include full offline functionality (no CDN required), support for display mode export, and automatic loading with the Web UI after installation. Installation requires starting the Web UI first, then adding the plugin via `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-lat`.
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