DeepSeek Harness Subscription OAuth Plugin
dsh-plugin-oauth-subs is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to unify subscriptions for multiple AI services, including ChatGPT Codex, Grok, and GLM, into a single interface. It supports various OAuth login methods, local proxy, and quota tracking, allowing users to directly invoke these paid models in DSH after installation for local management and cost estimation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harnesses the Cloudflare MCP Plugin
The `dsh-cloudflare-mcp` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the issue that DSH’s native client cannot complete Cloudflare OAuth 2.0 authentication. Built on the official SDK, it fills in the missing logic for dynamic client registration, PKCE validation, and loopback callbacks, and supports authorization through a web interface or Agent tools. Once authorized, the Agent can invoke Cloudflare’s full API suite (such as Workers, Pages, and D1) using the `mcp__cloudflare__*` prefix. The plugin supports automatic token refresh and can be installed via a local link. Note that tokens are stored locally only, and API routes listen on a loopback address.
Read Moredsh-gemini-oauth-bridge: Integrating Google AI Subscription with DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-gemini-oauth-bridge` is a plugin designed to enable DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to directly use Google's subscription quota. It converts Google's OAuth flow into an OpenAI-compatible interface, supporting streaming and non-streaming conversations, multimodal images, function calling, and automatic token refresh. Users can complete setup with a one-click login and access it via the local port 3080. The plugin relies on non-public APIs, poses risks associated with non-official accounts, and supports only a single account and data-URL image format.
Read Moredsh-llm-chatgpt-oauth: Using OpenAI Codex Models with a ChatGPT Plus/Pro Subscription
`dsh-llm-chatgpt-oauth` is a community open-source plugin that enables DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to directly invoke ChatGPT subscription models without an API key. It integrates with pi-ai's Codex routing via OAuth authentication and supports automatic token refresh, message conversion, and CLI login. The plugin requires Node.js, pnpm, and specific dependency versions, and is currently a private package. After installation, the service must be restarted and configured in the settings. Model availability is subject to the limitations of the ChatGPT account.
Read Moredsh-llm-codex-auth-native-compact-image: DeepSeek Harness Codex Subscription Integration and Native Compression Plugin
This plugin connects a ChatGPT Codex subscription to DeepSeek Harness (DSH) via an OAuth flow and registers it as the `codex-oauth` model provider. Core features include native context compression, multi-turn conversation support, image input, secure credential storage, and usage monitoring. Installation requires the `file:` prefix. The plugin resolves context overflow in multi-turn conversations, but note that using undocumented APIs may violate OpenAI's Terms of Service.
Read Moredsh-grok-build-auth-bridge: Reuse Grok Build CLI Subscription Login
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin is designed to streamline integration with Grok Build by reusing the official CLI's security mechanisms, delegating token refresh to the system, and synchronizing only access tokens. The plugin hosts a Cordis bundle, automatically handles the OAuth flow, requires no manual token maintenance, and supports provisioning routes for Grok Build subscription proxies. Installation requires environment prerequisites such as Node.js 22.19+, with attention to Unix permission settings and potential environment variable interference. Released under the MIT License, the plugin achieves a balance between convenience and security.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: GitHub Copilot Provider
The GitHub Copilot plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to integrate with Copilot based on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy. It is installed via NPM, uses the device code flow for OAuth login, and automatically registers the `github-copilot` model route. Users need to complete login, status queries, and token refresh using CLI commands. To allow the model to call tools directly, `enableModelTools` must be enabled in the route configuration. The plugin supports only the official GitHub site, uses atomic writes and 0600 permissions to secure credentials, and is bound to a specific version to avoid compatibility issues.
Read Moredsh-github-bridge: A plugin connecting DSH and GitHub
dsh-github-bridge is an MIT-licensed plugin connecting DSH/dwsh with GitHub, designed to address issues related to scattered API requests and inconvenient token management. Its core features include GitHub login authentication based on the OAuth 2.0 Device Flow, as well as a suite of `github_*` tools covering repositories, Issues, Pull Requests, file contents, and search. Tokens are stored by the DSH credential service and are invisible to the model, ensuring security. Installation requires executing `dsh plugin --profile web add .` in the local directory and restarting DSH. Before configuration, a GitHub OAuth App must be prepared; Device Flow must be enabled, and it is recommended to disable the token expiration option.
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