Introducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-reference-render
The dsh-reference-render plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the lack of context and interactivity in resource references within agent conversation flows. It adopts a domain-neutral architecture and automatically renders plain GFM links as interactive inline chips. Core features include hover previews, navigating to the referenced resource in the right sidebar upon clicking, and decoration support. It does not handle business logic; instead, it collaborates with content plugins through contracts to uniformly manage reference display and interaction. The plugin must be built and installed from source, is currently compatible with DSH 0.2.1-alpha.1, and is suitable for plugin development that requires consistently embedding resource references in conversations.
Read Moredsh-markstream: A Low-Jitter Streaming Markdown Renderer Built on markstream-react
`dsh-markstream` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web plugin designed to address the jitter issue of the default Markdown renderer. It provides low-jitter incremental streaming rendering through `markstream-react`, supporting code diff comparison, Mermaid diagrams, and KaTeX math formulas. The plugin overrides the system default renderer while preserving specific UI structures such as reasoning blocks and image groups, and can be finely configured via a floating panel in the bottom-right corner. Advanced features require additional dependencies to be installed.
Read Moredsh-md-html-render: Render Markdown to Standalone HTML in DSH
dsh-md-html-render is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by LeslieWylie and released under the MIT license. The plugin aims to render Markdown into standalone, self-contained HTML pages without external dependencies, making it suitable for forwarding, archiving, or offline viewing. It provides two entry points: a model-callable `md_html_render` tool that supports generating and saving HTML within a headless profile, and an MD drawer in the Web GUI that allows users to browse, edit, and export Markdown within the session. The plugin's core features include no runtime dependencies, and all file operations are performed through the harness fs service and s.
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