dsh-provider-toggle: One-Click Toggle for DSH Model Providers
The `dsh-provider-toggle` plugin provides DeepSeek Harness with a one-click feature to enable or disable model providers, eliminating the need for tedious manual configuration changes. It adds a toggle in the “Settings → Models” interface, allowing users to quickly switch model sources without modifying core files. After installation, turning the toggle off hides the provider, while turning it on restores its display. To install the plugin, fully exit DSH and restart it to load the feature.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Desktop Restart Plugin
Due to process-model limitations, the DeepSeek Harness desktop app cannot automatically recover when its main process crashes. This Electron plugin implements a one-click restart function via an external helper process. It provides multiple entry points, such as the sidebar, title bar, and slash commands, and includes state guards to prevent forced restarts during update installation or task execution. Additionally, the plugin offers helper functions to clean up residual workspace snapshots and remove feedback entry points that lack an ID.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-wsl-picker
The `dsh-wsl-picker` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to simplify access to the WSL filesystem by allowing users to directly browse the WSL root directory `/` and the `/mnt` mount point through the tool interface without additional steps. It belongs to the `dsh-wsl-kit` suite and **does not register an IM workspace**. Installation must be performed using the official command and requires DSH ≥ 0.1.2 and a configured `deepseek-flash` model. Its core features include specifying paths, filtering directories, and displaying hidden items; the version is 0.1.1.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-task-reminder
`dsh-task-reminder` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the lack of status awareness during long-running tasks. It notifies users via Windows system pop-ups and alert sounds when a task completes, is awaiting a response, or stops due to an error. Core features include three notification types (task completion, awaiting response, and error stop), click-to-return to the session, desktop window activation, four synthetic sounds, and support for custom local audio files. After installation, restart the host application and enable browser notification permissions; console commands are also provided for debugging.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Knowledge Card Plugin: One-Click Conversion of Conversations into Multi-Format Knowledge Cards
`wangxueqi00/dsh-client-ui-knowledge-cards` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to automatically convert conversation history into structured knowledge cards. It supports nine card types (such as concepts, flowcharts, and FAQs), and features paginated gallery preview, multi-format export (Markdown, HTML, SVG, etc.), and background execution. Users can install it with a single command and click a button at the top of a conversation to select the scope and card type to generate cards, making it easy to organize meeting minutes or study notes.
Read Moredsh-honcho: Providing Persistent Memory for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-honcho is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by Plastic Labs that provides persistent memory through Honcho, addressing context loss issues. It supports injecting context at session startup, background message capture, and built-in tools, and offers status viewing. Installation requires a Node.js environment, adding the plugin via commands, and setting the API key, companion name, and a shared workspace value in the configuration file to enable memory sharing.
Read Moredsh-github-installer: One-Click Installation Manager for DeepSeek Harness Plugins
dsh-github-installer is a network-enabled tool plugin maintained by yhPrime, designed to address the cumbersome nature of plugin distribution. It follows the `dsh plugin` standard protocol, supports installing, uninstalling, and updating plugins directly from GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, or npm, and can automatically detect plugin formats. It provides two modes of operation—a settings page UI and conversational tools—and supports standard commands. Before use, install the adapter and restart DSH, and note its dependency on network access and restrictions on protected packages.
Read Moredsh-context-compass: A Session Health Indicator for Real Data
dsh-context-compass is a session-health plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It reads real runtime data (such as tokenMeter and Git status) to provide quantitative evidence, helping developers decide whether to continue the current session or start a new one. Core features include a reactive badge next to the session log (showing pressure trends, cost, and compression information), the `/compass` command (which provides a detailed text report), and a multi-session compass overview panel. The plugin uses a "continue vs. switch" decision model with four default status levels: green, blue, yellow, and red, and supports adjusting thresholds and toggling probes through configuration. It also includes built-in official pricing parsing, dual-currency display, and peak/off-peak pricing, aiming to enable data-driven management of the session lifecycle.
Read Moredsh-notify: DSH Desktop Notification Plugin
dsh-notify is a desktop notification plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of missed human interaction prompts (such as permission confirmations, questions, and error alerts) when terminals or tabs run in the background during task execution. The plugin monitors DSH events and supports multiple notification channels (e.g., native pop-ups and terminal bells), with configuration options to filter sub-agent noise and prevent excessive notifications. After installation, users can customize trigger conditions and notification methods via a configuration file or web interface, ensuring that critical interaction points are not missed.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Task Progress Bar Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness Task Progress Bar plugin is designed to address the challenge of monitoring Agent tasks, which often run as black boxes. Through an independent floating window, it displays task stage, completion percentage, current action, elapsed time, and ETA in real time, and supports concurrent task management and position memory. It features fully automatic operation, intelligent estimation, task summarization, and expiration prevention, is non-invasive and plug-and-play, and helps reduce waiting anxiety during long-running tasks while improving the development experience.
Read Moredsh-developer: A One-Stop Solution for Building and Maintaining DeepSeek Harness Plugins
dsh-developer is a DSH plugin designed by MetaFlow, built on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy to integrate plugin building, diagnosis, testing, and upgrade checks into workflows. It supports converting local services into DSH plugins and offers core capabilities such as early diagnostics, version checks, and enhanced investigation. By front-loading the development process, this tool helps developers reduce plugin maintenance costs and is suited to plugin developers and maintainers. Installation requires attention to DSH version compatibility and runtime permissions, and the tool is released under the MIT License.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Cross-Session Memory Plugin
The DSH plugin `dsh-plugin-memory` is designed to address conversational context loss in long-cycle tasks. It adopts a two-tier memory structure (primary memory and topic files), persists information as Markdown files, and automatically injects it into new sessions. The plugin supports logging as work progresses, silent background distillation, project-level isolation, and content deduplication. Through seven tools (such as saving, retrieval, and writing) and hot-reloadable configuration, it helps the model maintain long-term state in unattended scenarios while providing comprehensive guardrail mechanisms.
Read Moredsh-scent-pick: Scent Scenario Selection
`dsh-scent-pick` is a playful dress-up-style plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), implemented purely in Node.js, that returns fragrance oil recommendations based on scene parameters. It works offline and can be installed with the command `dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-scent-pick`. After installation, it registers the core `scent_pick` tool, helping agents quickly retrieve scene-based fragrance configurations. Because it runs with the current process permissions, users are advised to review the source code and license (MIT) before installing.
Read Moredsh-concurrency: Concurrency Requirement Estimation Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces a workflow plugin called `dsh-concurrency`, designed to help users accurately estimate the concurrency requirements of agent development based on parameters, thereby effectively controlling costs and ensuring performance. The plugin is maintained by uckkk, implemented in pure Node, and has no network dependencies. Users can install it with the command `dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-concurrency`, and after installation, they can invoke its tools in a session to obtain detailed results.
Read Moredsh-sessions-manager: DeepSeek Harness Session Management Panel Plugin
`dsh-sessions-manager` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by TOBYCAI, designed to address the pain point of fragmented session management. It provides a unified panel in Settings, supporting filtering and sorting by workspace and tags, along with cross-workspace drag-and-drop, bulk operations, trash management, session detail analysis (including tool-call statistics and lineage), and storage usage analysis. Sidebar enhancements support status dot display and quick menus. The plugin is compatible with DSH 0.1.5+ and can be installed via command line.
Read Moredsh-file-rename: Bulk File Rename Plugin
`dsh-file-rename` is a Node.js-based DeepSeek Harness plugin that addresses the need for batch file name processing via a plugin. It supports core features such as find/replace, adding prefixes/suffixes, and case conversion, with a dry-run preview mode enabled by default to ensure safe operations. Users can install it using the command `dsh plugin add dsh-file-rename` and then invoke the `rename_files` tool to perform operations. For example, it can batch modify file prefixes or extensions. Given that the plugin involves running local code, it is recommended to review the source code before use.
Read Moredsh-declutter-decide: Decluttering Decisions
This article introduces a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin named “Danshari Decision.” The tool aims to help developers quickly filter out cluttered information and generate minimalist decision plans. The plugin is a pure Node implementation, requires no internet connection, and runs with the permissions of the current process. Users need to install specific dependencies and can enable it via a command. Additionally, the article advises checking its MIT license to ensure safety before use.
Read Moredsh-dance-plan: Dance Learning Plan
The dsh-dance-plan plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is built on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy and provides automated dance-learning planning for vertical-domain workflows. Maintained by uckkk, it is a pure Node implementation that runs without an internet connection. Users can install it via the terminal and invoke the `dance_plan` tool directly in conversations or scripts; after passing parameters, it returns a concrete dance-learning plan. The plugin code is open source and licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-coupon-opt: DeepSeek Harness Coupon Decision Tool
dsh-coupon-opt is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by uckkk, designed to provide local coupon calculation capabilities. Implemented in pure Node.js with no network dependencies, it supports precise calculations based on parameters and returns detailed results. Developers can install the plugin via the terminal and directly invoke its utility functions within a session to extend business logic. The plugin has specific dependency requirements, and reviewing its source code before use is recommended. It is suitable for running in restricted network environments, meeting lightweight computation needs without accessing external services.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-academic-research Academic Research Pipeline
This article introduces a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed specifically for academic research. Inspired by well-known projects, it aims to automate the entire workflow—from defining research questions and searching and verifying literature, to synthesizing findings, assisting with writing, and conducting final review—through an “everything is a plugin” approach. The plugin supports research pipelines and helps improve academic efficiency. Users should pay attention to permission isolation and license compliance; see its GitHub repository for installation and usage details.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-preview-select Plugin Overview
Maintained by Max-Null, the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin repository follows the “everything is a plugin” philosophy and aims to extend DSH capabilities. Specific features, installation commands, and typical usage cannot be confirmed at this time. The plugin runs with DSH process permissions; as license information is currently unavailable, it is recommended to review the source code and license before installation. For more details, visit the plugin directory or GitHub repository.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
The DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace is a tool that connects DSH Index and Harness, built around the core idea that “everything is a plugin.” It provides both a web interface and a CLI, supporting plugin browsing, inspection, installation preparation, and community feedback (ratings, FAQs, and pitfall reports). The design emphasizes security and privacy, including access control, data masking, and privacy protection. Developers can use the `dsh-index` command-line tool for diagnostics, installation workflow management, and issue management, making it suitable for developers who need to manage the plugin ecosystem within Harness in a fine-grained manner.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Health Check Tool: dsh-perfscope
As the DSH plugin ecosystem expands, plugin management becomes increasingly difficult. `dsh-perfscope` is designed to provide unified health checks and scoring. This open-source tool evaluates plugin health (0–100 score) through local scans, supports offline analysis, generates Markdown/HTML reports, and offers one-click remediation. Users can install it via the official command and use the CLI to scan, disable faulty plugins, or revert fixes. The project requires Node.js 22.19.0+ and DSH 0.1.0-rc.8, with all data processed locally.
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