dsh-geometry-knowledge
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-geometry-knowledge` provides agents with local knowledge-base support for Conjugate Spectral Geometry. Built on the BM25 algorithm, the plugin contains 251 full article texts, 4,204 chunks, and 869 truth records, and encapsulates 31 native tools. It supports offline retrieval, symbolic formula verification, dependency graph auditing, and file operations, and offers zero-configuration installation that can be used directly via npm. The plugin runs with zero dependencies by default, enforces strict security restrictions, and relies on SymPy for mathematical validation, aiming to seamlessly integrate domain knowledge and enhance the agent's expertise in specific fields.
Read Moredsh-plugin-guard: A Guardian Plugin to Prevent Plugin Crashes
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides a plugin-based architecture, but improper plugins can cause system crashes. `dsh-plugin-guard` is a daemon plugin designed for this purpose, utilizing an isolation mechanism to ensure that a single plugin failure does not affect the Web UI. It features core capabilities such as scanning and isolating corrupted plugins, controlling plugin start/stop, a bilingual interface, one-click self-updating, and repairing damaged configuration files. Once installed, it automatically maintains user configuration files and performs read-only version checks, providing a stable line of defense for the DSH ecosystem.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-image-gen
The `dsh-image-gen` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables developers to directly invoke external image generation services through configuration. It encapsulates an OpenAI-compatible API, supporting text-to-image generation and image editing, with image results displayed inline and persistently saved to a local directory. The plugin resolves legacy bugs, is MIT-licensed, and ensures secure storage of API keys. It can be installed using `npx` and supports custom endpoints, models, and timeout settings. Note that the plugin does not automatically retry timeout errors; they must be handled manually to avoid duplicate billing.
Read Moredsh-server-deck: DeepSeek Harness Server Card Dashboard
`dsh-server-deck` is a server management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing a visual dashboard and terminal interaction. Core features include real-time monitoring of server status (CPU, memory, etc.), access to an interactive terminal via xterm.js, historical trend analysis, SSH Config import, and a security model that allows only local loopback access. After installation, users can manage servers from the sidebar or drawer, click a card to view monitoring data or connect to the terminal, creating a one-stop solution from monitoring to operations.
Read Moredsh-motion-design: Motion Design Principles Reference
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-motion-design` is a localized tool implemented purely in Node.js that provides motion design principle references without requiring an internet connection. Maintained by uckkk, its core features include local execution logic and tool invocation. To install it, run `dsh plugin add dsh-motion-design` in the terminal and configure `dsh.profile.bundles` in the profile’s `package.json`. When using the plugin, simply invoke the tools it registers. Because the plugin runs locally, users are advised to review its source code and license themselves.
Read Moredsh-cafe-start: Cafe Startup Cost Estimation
The DSH plugin architecture supports extensible Agent capabilities. dsh-cafe-start is a Node.js plugin maintained by uckkk, designed for coffee shop startup scenarios, and provides local business calculation features without network dependencies. The tool performs calculations based on parameterized inputs (such as investment amount and average ticket size) and returns the results. After installation, it can be called directly within a DSH session, making it suitable for business plan calculations and cost analysis. Users should check the source code for security and ensure that the required dependencies are installed on their system.
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