dsh-skin-digital-arcade: A Digital Arcade Style HUD Skin for DSH Web GUI
# Introduction DSH's philosophy is "everything is a plugin," and the appearance of the Web GUI can similarly be handled by plugins. When you get tired of the default theme and want a change, the common approach is to directly modify the page styles: either by modifying Harness source code—which gets overwritten during upgrades—or by scattering a bunch of user styles, which is difficult to maintain. `dsh-skin-digital-arcade` packages the entire skin as an independently distributable bundle. It injects styles during installation and restores the original state upon uninstallation without touching the source code. Below, we introduce its features, underlying principles, and installation steps. # What is this? `dsh-skin-digital-arcade` (Rizen Signal Console) is a digital arcade-style HUD skin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, created by...
Read Moredsh-fresh-start: One-click summarize conversations, start new sessions, and archive old ones with /fresh
# Introduction In DSH (DeepSeek Harness), the longer a session runs, the more events it accumulates, the larger the live event tree becomes, leading to increased memory usage and lag. In the past, handling this required manual intervention: first summarizing the history into a brief, then creating a new session and pasting the summary as the opening, and finally archiving the old session to free up memory. Each step had to be performed manually. `dsh-fresh-start` merges this closure process into a single `/fresh` command. Below is an introduction to its workflow, installation method, and usage notes. # What is it? `dsh-fresh-start` is a DSH plugin maintained by orangeofcarl0-sys, centered around the `/fresh` command: one-click summarization of the current conversation →
Read Moredsh-provider-usage: Overview of all provider balances and usage in the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
dsh-provider-usage is an open-source DeepSeek Harness plugin (v0.3.12, MIT, Node ^22.19.0 or ≥24) by lizhouai that centralizes the balance, usage, and subscription windows of multiple provider routes on a draggable floating ball in the Web GUI. It automatically detects routes registered in the profile, grouped by kind.
Read Morekeel: A DSH plugin that makes agents define specs before writing code
When using harnesses like dsh (DeepSeek Harness)—which adopts a "everything is a plugin" approach—to run coding tasks, the common problem is not that the model cannot write code, but that it starts writing immediately upon receiving requirements. When requirements are vague, the implementation direction can drift, leading to the highest rework costs; treating "I assume" as fact builds solutions on quicksand, and doing too much work during the implementation phase allows the scope to creep further away. While writing specifications into system prompts is a common approach, constraints often remain at the "self-discipline" level and lack a hard gatekeeping mechanism. The philosophy of Keel is to prioritize writing specifications and validating assumptions, with implementation not beginning until the specifications pass the gate. During implementation, rules are used to prevent over-engineering, and change requests are used to prevent scope creep. Before delivery, acceptance criteria are audited item by item. Discipline is achieved by constraining agent behavior through skills and performing deterministic checks via tools, rather than relying on...
Read Moredsh-meter: Display DeepSeek billing status in DSH web session
`@dshworks/dsh-meter` is a plugin for the dsh web client designed to address the unintuitive billing status in DeepSeek sessions. The plugin adds a row of real-time information below the Composer, displaying the current session cost, billing tier, and the next billing tier switch time. Users can expand a detail card via Hover or Focus to view the total session cost, request count, model used, 24-hour cost breakdown, token consumption and costs for cache hits versus fresh inputs, account balance, bonus credits, price comparison across different billing tiers, and cache savings. If there are no active sessions, users can view cold-start rates, countdowns, a 7-day billing grid, and public rate cards via `Settings → Meter`. The plugin strictly follows DeepSeek's USD/CNY exchange rate.
Read Moredsh-multi-folder: Adding Secondary Working Directories for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-multi-folder is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by AngelosZou. It is designed to address the issue of frequently switching between multiple workspaces when developing simultaneously across multiple repositories (source code, tests, documentation). The plugin allows configuring a set of secondary working directories without altering the core attributes of the primary workspace, enabling agents to read, write, and execute operations on these secondary directories within the same session. Core functionalities include granting secondary directories the same permissions as the primary directory in `workspace-write` mode and overriding the execution root directories for `write`, `edit`, and shell commands through framework-level interception.
Read More