dsh-session-export: Exporting DSH Sessions to Markdown and JSON
dsh-session-export is a DSH community plugin maintained by bwndlct, designed to export DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions into portable Markdown and structured JSON files for archival, reading, and downstream processing. The plugin is released under the MIT license and supports export triggering via the `session_export()` tool (available in all profiles) or the `/session-export` slash command (required in profiles that mount the commands service, such as web). Its core features include sequentially preserving user, assistant, and tool interactions, with robustness against unknown events, code fences, and oversized results (exceeding 8,000 characters will be truncated and marked).
Read Moredsh-outline: Real-time session outline for DSH Web GUI
dsh-outline is a DSH client plugin maintained by urzeye, offering a real-time outline tree on the Web GUI session page. It uses user questions as primary nodes and Markdown headings from assistant responses as sub-nodes, updating synchronously during streaming generation and allowing navigation to the corresponding content upon clicking. The plugin supports level control, search and favorites, a floating panel, and theme internationalization. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-outline@latest`, and a restart of dsh web is required after installation. Licensed under MIT, its interactive design is ported from Ophel.
Read Moredsh-better-markdown: Replace the Streaming Markdown Rendering Pipeline for DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-better-markdown is a DeepSeek Harness Web client plugin maintained by zerob13, which uses markstream-react to take over the streaming and settled Markdown rendering for assistant messages. It supports Mermaid, KaTeX, and Shiki code highlighting, with a fallback to the Harness built-in renderer in case of errors. The article introduces the plugin's positioning, functional scope, the working principle of slot shadowing, and three installation methods: npm, source code, and Git. It also explains compatibility, size trade-offs, and security considerations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Flow: Visualize Workflows with Markdown Editing in DSH Web UI
DeepSeek Flow (kanghelyu/dsh-deepseek-flow) is a DeepSeek Harness Web UI plugin that provides an editable flowchart synchronized bidirectionally with Markdown, sourcing from WORKFLOW.md and individual STEP.md files. Positioned as an editor rather than a runtime, it includes built-in Agent Skills and tools such as flow_create, flow_put, and flow_evaluate, supporting Boolean gate semantics, canvas review, and direct file-based finalization. Installation is via: dsh plugin --profile web add "github:kanghelyu/dsh-deepseek-flow#main", followed by restarting dsh web and opening the DeepSeek Flow tab in the Session. Licensed under MIT, it has approximately 50 stars on GitHub.
Read MoreAdd a Sticky Note to the Bottom-left Corner of DeepSeek Harness with dsh-sticky-note
*dsh-sticky-note* is a DeepSeek Harness Web plugin maintained by Meredith2328 (MIT License, v0.2.1). It adds a sticky note button to the left of the input bar, allowing users to jot down ideas, thoughts, and TODO items with quick categorization. It automatically saves content as local Markdown files at timed intervals, and supports one-click sending, history list, archive recovery, and an overdue recycle bin. This article verifies the installation command, storage path and permission boundaries by cross-checking the community directory page and the GitHub source code.
Read MoreVS Code 1.131: At a Glance of Subagent Running Status, Built-in Voice Input and Hybrid Markdown Editor
On July 29, 2026, VS Code 1.131 was released: the Agents window now allows real-time viewing of the models used by Subagents, their running duration, and current tool calls; built-in experimental dictation is now available across Chat, the editor and the terminal; a mixed Markdown editor has been added to the Agents window, supporting in-place editing and executable annotations for Agents. Combined with the Agent Host, Git Worktree and review optimizations introduced in version 1.130, this article sorts out the context and activation methods of the Agent infrastructure updates in July.
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